... 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 ...

... On Tuesday a special meeting of the board of guardians was held at the workhouse, Brunswick-street. for the pur- pose of taking into consideration a communication received from Mr. Christopher Dodd, expressive of his inability to supply the establishment with potatoes. pursuant to the terms of his tender, in consecuence of the unforeseen and appalling calamity with which the potato crop has ...

... PEOPLE, -OF IRELAND. (FROM THE TilES COMMISSIbONER.) r- Rosorea, Tipperary, Oct 30.. In speaking of this county in their report to the govern- t ment, the Land Commissioners say (page 42)- ., is In Tipperary for a long time past, and in some other In counties more recently, there has prevailed a system of law- rt less violence, which has led in numerous instances to the re perpetration of ...

... I We continue our extracts from the communica- ti, tions we continue to receive from all parts of the ri country. They are such as our readers may rely in tI upon implcitly. Not one of them is penned by an i n individual having any interest to serve by exaggera- r lion, or any motives to depict a state of things which o does not bear the colouring of truth. We would it Cl earnestly commend ...

... MIXII I DUBLIN, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7, s. | . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? ~~ ?? _ _ _ _ M THE MWT OF 15 uAYS IS44I IRELAND-THE RUSSIAN PROVINCES. All supplies from foreign markets are shut out, and even their own growth is drawn to better mar- kets abroad. Such are the words in which the Times of Monday depicts the crowning misery of some of the Russian provinces, where, as in Ireland, the chief ...

... I I Our readers must have often felt not a little grati- fo fled by extracts which we have taken care to translate th occasionally from the columns of the Univers on the au affairs of our country. The general tone of the re. K8 marks made by this very talented publication on the i affairs of Ireland, and her struggle for national inde- w pendence, has been of a character to deserve so ex our ...

... - MIr- ra_. .. .. . .. ?? . ?? . . I The following IS the third report of the commissioners you appointed by the government to examine into the potato Pa disease. sa T`0 His Excellency~ Baron 'Heyeesburi,, Lord Lieutenant orI of Ireland, tc,, ~c., &c. itee Board-room, Royal Dublin Society, I Sd November, 1845. all My Loan-..We have bad the honour to lay before your sue Excellency, reports on ...

... I A I -. ?? A numerous and very respectable meeting of the inhabi- tants of St. Audeon's parish. was held on last Sunday, in the New Roman Catholic church, High-street, for the as, purpose of receiving a report relative to the progreas which *;has been made with this sacred edifice. es, The Liberator was expected to have been present, but in- km disposition, we deeply regret to state, ...

... MEDICAL EDUCATION-SURGEON ELLIS'S INTRODUCTORY LECTURE. I The following lecture was delivered on Tuesday, y' at the theatre of JTervis-street Hospital, by Surgeon I' 'Ellis di hi After a few preliminary observations the lecturer d .said-The education of a professional man may be pi divided into two species, one of which I will call common, il the other special. By the former I meatn that ...

... LANDL ORDISM. A GOOD LANDLORD. We have very sincere pleasure in publishing the subjoined communication from our Ballinrobe cor- respondent, announcing that Lord Kilmaine has for. given their rents to his tenantry in Mayo and Galway. The example set by Lord Kilmaine is worthy of the highest praise, and will, we feel confident, ensure to that nobleman the gratitude of a happy tenantry, and the ...

... I r .1 - - . ikrom the Limes of .riday,) By the express which Lieutenant Waghorn promised to bring from Alexandria via Trieste to test the superiority of the communication through Germany over that across France, we have received our -papers and despatches ih anticipation of the Bombay mail of the 1st of October. Tranquillity prevailed in India. From Scinde we learn that the arrangements of ...

... OPENING OF THE PORTS-BELFAST TOWN I . .. . ~MEETING,. -- (Abridged from the Nerthern If'hig.) On Monday, at twelve o'clock, a numerous and most in- Auential meeting of the inhabitants of Belfast was held in the large room at the Commercial Buildings; to consider the propriety of addressing her Majesty's government in favour of opening the parts, under the existing circumstances of the country, ...