... I Thle shares in this undertaking were allotted last week, and the letters of allotment were posted on Monday. Thle applications were almost beyond all precedent nu- mierous; and it has been ta very arduous and delicate duty on the part of thc Provisional Committee to meet the great number of claims from influential parties, so as to give anything like satisfaction, and deal justly by them It ...

... AV.SIi?Ar4A?: ?? We hive lieu entire I t.?- - ci iclcicic ceoroc''- 'icitig I ii of this itopeettiot enlace. Tics pe 0p cccv peitint-tite ?? iii L. t,220,icOn, and tillits ct-roi .ini lone, gaii? ?? cviii cli ci Aittoicot itt ic-c foci L.52t4,Occe. AicinI 4 tilelifli ilititic far licilioc ?? fic intl tha cotent cii' 2.2 iC JO, inelotilne tIc- to' i-,- a ciii Olin wltitln cctleietoi! that the ...

... THE CONDI'IOZV OF THE PEOPLE OF I IRELAND. - - I (Extratcted prom the' Times.) (FROs OUR OWN COMMX4SaONaER.) Ballyshannon, Donegal, August 27. In my last two letters I have endeavoured to show how much the want of security to the tenant of lands in Ireland that he shall receive the fair reward of his industry, and want of skill in the improvement and cultivation of his land tend to his ...

... PHRENO-M ESMERTSM. tCOMM DIUNICATED). t The subject of phreno-tesamprisrn appears to be exciting , great interest in this city at present, for the number of t highly respectable persons who nightly attend the lectures of Mr. Adair, at the Rotunda, ivstead of diminishing is on the increase. On Friday night, after the various pheno- v mena had been exhibited in the persons of his own patients, ...

... AMID 97l *llt' 'Pbots A-~ F'ut itz, t'II 3TFiAM 'NAVV.-'rhe l';bris Con- 1jitlitiinel alte ts thel Close of the colmllmlis- C ' pil lfillted Stint1 liloltilS gi, wyith tile prinle dc Jvu0vill it ItS head., to i (iliire into tile state of the ?? h steamil i . id to coii- sider wvlitit'r any ailld wvhilt steips shdIll) io I takeil fr its ilsII0vellienet. lrol tile v Cr! v ottifti or tile ...

... All SC EL LANE OU S. Pro sw~ioool Imcome, 6-o., q[ Sir IV. Foib't.-Asz, like Scatrlcttji~,hin ain oijertwas to make inonev,ltis gainls muist Iiax' beci ini~nese. le hasl as many' scieciald retainers as Scarlett in his biest dna, tad, more general arid variedl html- ness ; hutl soiirlert ell oved forty-four aears' practice, while ai Solictt tad Only been twenty-one ?? at the bar when hle 1,died ...

... :« The royal excursions of the present day, consti- l#ut i, to our minds, a pleasing feature of the times, some good cannot faii to result from them. It has always been matter of regret that sove- fjfci2,ns have known so little of the real condition, j,fcaracter, and reqiiiiements of even the people ,I-y have governed; and still less, therefore, of (the mass of the population in other ...

... HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO GERMANY. The daily papers, from which we extract the following particulars, continue to furnish the most ample details respecting Her Majesty's progress:- SAXE GonIA, AVG. 29.—The preparations made to welcome the Queen and Prince Albert, (who arrived here last evening) were very general throughout the town. Almost every house was festooned or garlanded, and that in a ...

... 1'UJ?EY. CONSTANTINOPLE, A'GL'ST 13. [PROM OUR t1 COREMSPONDEsT]. Eveuts ii porttnt and surprisilg I have in this letter to bring to your knowledge. There has been a sudden break Up in the Turlili iabinet as sulddie aud unexpected, fromn all accounts, to tile cabinet, as it was to the public. No whisper had reached tile ministry of their impending tall wleu, oil the eveniing of the t, ib, ...

... A ROCOHDAL -. PUBLIC HoUsE ROBSERY BY A CouNTY POLICE di Orrnoen.-At Roclidale on Tuesday -afternoon last, :County' police-constable George Herbert, No. 397, sta- t tioned at .Chadderton,, was' taken before Wm. 'Chadwick, tt Eosqg.,magistrate, and committed for trial at the next t Salford Sessions, on a charge of having .that day stolen tF five shillings, a sixpence, and two.fourpenny peces, ...

... i The building. ofa -bridge across Runcorn Gap is in agitation. Lord Wharrciffe bcut the first so. the Huddersfleld and Sheffieldlin' at Penistdne, on The'Earl of Sefton we are happy to Uns rapidly regaining his health since his arrival at yde. Messrs. -Sturge; in their monthly corn circular, state that the harvest willibe the latest since 1816. Nuts and filberts are very plentiful this ...

... MISCELLA NE 0 US. 11I'll come to thee when daylight Sets,' as the lamplighter said to the ?? 11iller. STEAM IFOR THlE MTILLION-floats are running from the City %to the West-end for one penny eacil passenger. ?? is Mrs. Candle like a loconmotive engine? Blecause slec is always onl the rail. it BIATYI COURT Or REQursTs.-On Saturday at tbis court a ?? was plaintiff againsrt Joint Bull, in a ...