... Ta MAYXOOTHGT O KE I TS!NG& NXTRAotDINARY PocE3>IJG (Fromtflie Morning Post.)3 I Friday a meeting of the inhabitant ratepayers of the rparish of St. Mary Abbotts, Kensington, was held Pu. suant to public notice, in the vestry-room of the old church to take into consideration the bill now pending before Par- iliament, for endowing the College of Mayniooth in IrelPard and for increasing the ...

... I ?? Jj t I DUBLIN: MONDAY, AUGUSI 11, 1845. ' REMEMBER THE 80TH OF NAY, 18U I PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT-THE GENUINE SPEECH. The session was formally closed on Saturday, par. liament having been on that day prorogued by her Majesty with all the pompous ceremony usual on such occasions. Previous to the address from the throne, the Speaker of the House of Commons delivered himself of the ...

... I , - - - , - - ?? -1 - T- ?? - -- ?? -i ?? k ?? -1 - - - ! - tjfA(-PbV1A1j.11oNL'..1 I I A. bleeting of the 6Orpol'aftln wee held bi' gStrui-ay, Ill -thd. City Agsemnbly 14cuse, Wlilliam-itrect. The LORD MIAYO[R ?? a l~i. Lounees~is onl taking t, e 0thair ril, ihat? tie tlentll~ ew I' realle~ ''for thes plirpoit' fICII, to phliaih!let to5hav~ sathe 180th Section of 3 and 4 Jr0 I 11 1 ts, ...

... I . ORANGE 1\MOLLY iMAGU[RBRES. About five o'clock in the evening of Friday last, the little village of Cullaville, county Armagh, Wt5, for a short time, the scene of great excitement, in consequence of shots having been fired at some labourers shearing oats in-ia I field belonging to Hugh O'Callaghan, Esq. b Two men of rather respectable appearance, were ob. b served riding up the road ...

... In another column will be found a letter from the pen of our valued correspondent, H. F., in which the ?? theory of the Times Commissioner is dealt with in a practical manner that cannot fail to convince even the Commissioner himself that his theory will not stand if tested by the habits and the condition of the two classes who inhabit this kingdom. Our able correspondent shows that even the ...

... 1 TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEZIAN 8 JOURNAL. Retreat, Ranelagh, 20th Nov., 1845. Si]-If this were not a subject of general interest and local importance I should not presume to treepaes on your valuable space. Having closely watched the whole of the proceedings against tile unfortunate person found guilty of maliciously setting fire to Mr. Elliott's premises, in Thomas-street, andI 'the final ...

... I MEETING OF SHE CORPO~ - A meeting of the ?? Was39 1SiId at the City Assembly House, Widllan..stTet l The Right Hon. the Lodn 3WSAYO1E it ?? THE SNITHYIYbnD JUIARKET. The LORD MAYOR thought it riglht before>i6 special business of the day was entered upon eo, ?? the law agents had informed him -that the ?? especting the Smithfield Market case was to bavare ome on in the Court of Exchequer ...

... .I ?? ~ ~ . _ .. . . i The following is the mode of preparing a wholesomo flour from decaying potatoes, containing all the important information that the experience of the last three weeks has lsupplied, towards improving and shortening the process re- commended. 1. Thoroughly wash the potatoes. It is unnecessary to peel them, unless a very superior article is required. 2. Rasp them to a fine ...

... THE CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE ?? OF IRE7L AcND. (rBOM 4THEE TIMES &CMMISSIONE.) Clifdien, Coonaniara, October 10. It is almost unnecessary to inform your readers that Con- nemarais the wildest portionuof the countyof Galway; that it is the district to the extreme west of 'that county, and, including wf hat is called Joyce's Country, is about 40 miles by 30 in extent, the greater part of it ...

... THE LORD LIEUTENANT AND THE DEPUTA- I TION. { TO THB EDITOR OF THE PREEMAN. November 3d, 1845. MY DEAR Son-We have been with his Excellency. I complied with the flattering call made upon me to become one of this deputation, with I acknowledge, a strong hope that the representation to be made on that occasion by areapect. able body of men, led on by Ireland's only Duke, our indomi. table ...

... The committee met on Saturday at the Masi0n. House, at the usual hour. The following menmber were present:- The Right Hon. the LORD MANOR in the chair. John O'Donoghue, John O'Connell, M.P., Thongs Dixon, Rev. Dr. Flanagan, Jeremiah Dunne, Pierce Mahony, Sir John Power, John Classon. The following are extracts from some of the corn. munications received by the committee in the course of ...

... I sLATEST FO AMERICA. hat ARRIVAL OF THE BIRITANNIA. 'ub- Liverpool, Friday Evening. e The royal mail steamer Britannia, Captain Hewitt, has just entered the Merscy from Boston, Halifax, and brings his papers from New York thirteen days later. The mail en- steamer isjust on the point of sailing, so I hiave Only lime to 'ort send yoa the following particulars of a niost destructive fire uld in ...