... I A Til'XII' ARv LAsc;LoasD.-The otiler (lay I had the opportunity of visiting the estate of Mr. Carden, of Bernane. tC This gentleman on the falling bs of the old lease found the t1 land in such a wretched condition, and the tenants upon it so e miserable, that lie determined to buy them out and take the ft Lindt into his own hanids. They agrecd to ta1;e 101., and to 1' leave the lend. It is ...

... I XrA I DUBLIN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1845, REMEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY. 1844 1 IS IT PREMATURE TO ACT? We believe the time has come when the govern- ment must act or consent to abrogate, if not its func- tions, at least all claim to the respect of the inhabi- tants of this kingdom. We write to-day with more of knowledge and with more of despondency as to the prospects that are before us. Would ...

... ABINGDON, Nov. 0. MUNICIPAL E LECTIONS.-On the 1st of November the four Town Councillors going out of office by rotation, Messrs. John Harris, B. Collingwood, John Tomkins, and W. Salisbury, were re-elected without opposition. RAILWAYS.-NiCe beg to call the attention of our readers to a report in this week's Journal, of an important meeting, held in the Council Chamber, Abingdon, on Monday ...

... ULSTIEIR1 SOCIELY FORl PRONOTING Tille EDUCATION OFs Til, DEAF ANI) I)U.MB AND THE BLIND. NINTII DE1PUTATION, 1845. 7'dD MEETING.-ThO Rev. John Weir endi] Ir Rllihind held a meeting hi Carrickfergus on 9'ih October, at 1 i o'clock, in ite Court-house; the Very Rev. Dvan Chaiote presiled. There wero also ?? Rev. J. A. Kerr and the Rev. E. J. I-Iartrick (Carates of the Pa- rish,) the Rev. JameTs ...

... The following are extracts of letters received by the Anemone, from BuenosAyres, arrived at Cork:- 27TH AuaUST.-The House of Representatives of this province has approved the conduct of the government in resisting the intervention of England and France, and requested the government to claim roparation from that of England and France, for the grievance it complains of. The whole country is ...

... ig--g =g Abert iot Ideflite. -- ?? FRANCE. A letter from Marseilles, of the 27th, states that the Elerculaneum has disembarked in that city 34 individuals implicated in the last troubles in Ro- magna. The whole number that had arrived there was, the letter states, 00. t ' ' SPAIN. The following is from the correspondent of the Times : MADRID, OCT. 2G.-I mentioned some time since the ...

... To the EDITORS ofathe LIVERPOOl MERCURY d GlzTEmxEzr,-Ifn the letter, No. 4, of Mr. Samuel Holme, he begins by noticing the recent fire in Plea- b sant-street, taking occasion to adduce it as another t case of alleged obloquy to heap on the backs of water companies. How our neighbour the Bootle i N Company was situated, does not appear. The work- i men of the Liverpool and Harrington Water Com ...

... ANDOVER, MONDAY, Nov. 3. g Saturday was a day of triumph to the friends of the poor, and therefore one of signal defeat to their foes. At a meeting of the ratepayers of the parish 1 of Andover, held some few days ago, it was resolved ? to return Mr. Westlake as a member of the town- ? council of the borough, as a compliment to him for Y his manly, honest, and disinterested conduct in con- ,. ...

... I If the only duty of a Government is to bow Supplie antly and crouch to the strong, and to take ven- g geanee forits humiliation upon the weak, our rulers ti are pre-eminently distinguished for the performance b of those functions. But, upon the other hand, if an- h otther and a higher duty devolves upon them, el that of faithfully holding a balance between all g classes, they have ...

... 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 ...

... LIren Iit ntiutgence. p 51 I a 0 15 Ii ci 2 a 01 S 0I 54 xi II _ii o'lock, ts o th inabi etnt ofs the Fntre s cptalf,that shoul brn es hi eJivle a ensfl de lverd ofa 'ine -h Inparedeec b o the adop ivtion of thene route.adteolv b eciteduon o the depts who have neceptetedoni thhe fvsof theb erdi ta redudt busend anle sldeoghtupr the gode. twro Seville. he ~waddies rome xcesse eih ar-i~rie ...

... 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 ...