... 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, ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING I . ?? - . . MAIL. Sin-In an editorial article of your journal of Monday It last, beaded Expected Emeute in the county of Cavan- Military Mlovements in order to make this strange ex- lternent rightly nnderstood,you have introduced my name that of lrs. SouthwelI, and my prihate affairs to the pub- i ho, quoting eitracts from a correspondence that has ...

... 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 ...

... , BY EXPRESS. !e d Freenan's Journal Office, Five o'Clocl, d ROYAL AGRICULTURAL INIPROVEAIE4NT SOCIETY OF IRELAND. e (FROM OUR SPECIAL CeORBRSPONDIEvT,) Y BALLINASLOE, NIONeDAY EVENING r Notwithstanding this being the immediate eve of the e Great Agricultural meeting and annual Cattle Show,' e the town is filling but very slowly. A mighty indlux of 11 strangers was this day confidently ...

... DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 18456 RKiNO R THE 38071OF MY. 1844E MEDICAL. REFORM-THE DUBLIN COLLEGE OF SURGE6NS.'': t ?? d The interest excited by the introduction of Sir. James Griham's measurd for 'medikal Msrefoiim eetns 1in England to have outlived the session, whereas in this 'country the yestion of' efori is 'iIOW' rarely t mooted'outside the medicalvcorporations, ?? when mooted is ...

... I (From the Bristol Mercury, Sept. 20.) The following correspondence has just taken place be- tween Lord Portman, President of the Royal Agriculttural Society, and William Herspath, Esq., the eminent- knaly- tical chemist of this city, in reference to seed potatoes for 1846. His lordship, in a subsequent letter, requests that the correspondence may be made public, and it has been' handed to ...

... I - -- ?? - THE IRIS[ MILITIA. The Mail informs us that a circular, of which the sub- joined is a copy, has been transmitted by the government to the Lords Lieutenant of the several counties of Ire- land:- Dublin Castle, l9th Sept., 1845. I have the honour, by desire of the Lord Lieu tenant, to acquaint you that her Majesty has been pleased to command an immediate inspection of the Militia ...

... , On Friday the first general meeting of the proprietors was held tat the Rall'of Commerce; Threadneedle-street, Mr. ?? Butler, M.P. fox Kilkenny, and chairman of the board of Adirectors, presiding. Mr. Thomas Prosser, the secretary, read the directors' report. It was as follows:_ I | Your directors desire to offer their congratulations on the successful result which has attended their ...

... A great anti-slavery meeting was held on Tuesday even- ing under the auspices of the Hibernian Anti-Slavery Society in the Friend's Meeting-heuse, Eustace-street, it being lent most kindly by that benevolent society for that truly christian purpose of assisting to free the oppressed- of shaking off the chains from the limbs of the black man wherever he is held in cruel bondage. This meeting ...

... I __YTAAM REPEAL WARDENS !IEETING. un i nurseay evening ttiere 'was a meeting of tile Repeal Wardens held in the Repeal news room. The room vs densely crowded. A little after seven o'clock the RY~v. :r Ryan took the chair. Tihe rev. gentleman impressedn most most forcibly, upon the Repeal Wardens, the neceFSit3 of combined exertion ira the collection of the Repeal rent. After pointing out the ...