... DUBLIN, Nov. G. [PRO' OUR CORRESPONDENT.] THEP OTATO DISEASE. Although some of the yeports received to-day are much less desponding, and one or ti'0 are very favourable, there is, I fear, no real ground for believing' that the disease has been checked to any material extent. Where the operation ot the blight is so capricious, it is almost a matter of course that there should be conflicting ...

... DRAINAGE FORl SANATORY AND AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES. OS . 1 To tire EDITOR of mie EXETER FLYING-POST Sint-The exciteruent of Railwvay Sprecul ations hoe' 'oat altogether j prevented Capitalists front directing their attention to othertscheme of public utility. It is probable that the reaction which has ntre~dey commenced in tho Rail way Motrbet, to thedrisrcourageilecnt of doubtful ' projects. ...

... .. 1M1v ?? -- The public have been for some days aware that a house of considerable standing in the business of stockbroking, and as public notaries bad become involved in diffioulties, and rumour had it that they were indebted some hundreds of mn thousands which they were unable to discharge. The house was that of Messrs. R. Williams and Son, stock- brokers and notaries to the Bank of ...

... MEETING OF THt UO ~ lOIATION. I A -, -A Boas I.eI.-vAAA ~ nn d s 1-1 A 7w -^r- ^a A meeting of the corporation was held yesterday in the Ik U city Assembly House, Williarn-strcet, Ijel The LORD M&YOR pre~sided. G About half-past two o'clock, the Town Clerk called tho h rdll, and the followving gentlemien answeredI cittheiruamer5: - ff. Alderman BEgan, Kesahar, Sir John Power, O'Connell, eru ...

... TO 551R. FOSTER, THEO TIMES co05issio,0NEn, iN IRELAND. Sin-It is not my intention to controvert all the state- mnents you have made on the condition of the people of Ireland, as very much you have stated I believe to be sub. stantially true, and hope it will be productive of good in this country. You and I are natives of the same countr%'i England; we both leftour homes to survey Ireland, ...

... ?? ?? . _ ?? MIVEETNG IN ENNIS,-A meeting was held in this town on Saturday, pursuant to public notice, to consider the best measures tbat could be adopted to meet the awful visita- tion of Providence, that now appears to impend over this country. The High Sheriff, Hugh Palliser Hickman, Esq., took the chair. After a prolonged discussion the following resolution, pro- posed by Colonel ...

... LONDON, Saturday Morning, Nov. 8, 1845. Notwithstanding the numerous Cabinet Councils that have been held during the -week, the ' Gazette' is still silent on the subject of the opening of the ports for the admission of foreign grain. Mr Walter has retired from the contest for the representation of Windsor. In his letter of yes- terday, announcing his intention, Mr Walter ascribes his defeat to ...

... MR O'CONNELL'S CONDUCT AS A LAND- LORD. At and in the neighbourhood of Cahirciveen and Derry- nane Mr Daniel O'Connell possesses an income from land of about 3,0001. a year. A small portion of this is his own fee-simple property; another small portion he rents on lease renewable for ever, and about two-thirds of the pro- perty he holds on terminable leases, under the Dublin Col- lege, Mr ...

... An occurrence of an extraordinary character took place ast Friday week at Cobham, Park, near Gr avesend, which created the greatest sensation in that part of the county. It appears that, between the hours of one and two on Friday morning, the keepers on duty in the preserves of Cobbam Park heard the report of flire-arms in the direction of the main road, and suspecting that it proceeded from ...

... CUSTOM111OUSS INTEI.LIGENIC. Tor.ucco.-A geoillo ?? older permits oil lenf to- D bacco to be hrpoi ted from the Uoited Stites of Americr, in t I-cknaes of thc simle ,. eigbt in s hichtile thcem desitl iptiuro of tobacco cool be iclgilrY iripi t ted frora tire pince of its ?? trh ndson pectiticre h ohnseri. thc predtile ot Mieice, Solth Ame- rica, or tire i-hoalds of St ?? nid Coloa, to be ...

... Ialcboniali Ifcrcurv. EDINBURGH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1843i. Of late years tha advance hls been more remarkable in uo depattment than in the enterprise of tho leading journals. Thi rapility vith whiclh important intilligence, and often in a most voluminous form, is prepared and transmitted over the country, preseats an astolfshing contrast to tho easy sedate nianuer in which thesec mat- ters ...

... - tatoes infected with the prevailing disease It I stord toperfect healthiness, if they be submitted to mty be and then kept in a warm dry place. Place the pots- chlorif imn layers on hurdles in a close room, and then apply toes il tr IChlorine is easily made by mixing three parts oI lnllne o magese and two of oil of vitriol, in an earthen Ite of manybgshelsf potatoes can he disinfected at an ...