... In a recent publication of the Dublin Evening Packet appeared a letter, purporting to be from the pen of Mr. Daniel O'Connell, in which the Agitator is made to re. nounce, with heroic disitmarestedness, the tribute which is to be collected in all the Roman Catholic Chapels on Sunday next. The letter in question is of course a hoax, and, every thing considered, an innocent one. It will, ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF I ENGLAND. ar ?? es The council held their first meeting for the winter session !don IV elnesday last, at the society's-house in Hanover-square. d Lord Portman, the new president, occupied the chair. There it 're also present-Mr. P. Posey, Al. P., Mr. J. W. Childers, 1e MP., Colonel Austin, M.P., Colonel Challenor, Professor 0 Sewell, Messrs. J. Kinder, G. Turner, ...

... ?? tc WFVEEDOM opf Me CITY of EDINBURGH to LORID JOHN It LSELL. Thle townt council of thle city having unanimously resolved DP to present the freedoti of the city t45 Lord John Rtussell, ' Monday was fixed upon for the presentation. lot Thle Cord Provost, accompaiiniedl by the lnlgistrates and to members of the council, entered the hall inl their robes at 1,0l one o'clock. Lord John Rtussell ...

... I - ~ - It . - I i - |WRECK OF YIE l-lU., ANiVD I!AIrJ3URGI-I | P h T}; 79-,lE S Ut1, VJ1 () S T Ip _._M ?? The subjoined parilitloers Ililning to the timitlaleholy loss of the IIhill ainl IlIamt uglr aljen-ship *- ligavret,' during the late hurricane off ihe Dltsil coast, have been furnished I by the owners of the ill-filed jdp. | ThI[c Margaret was an irol vessel, 250 Ions buirthen, 120 ...

... (Eens see Speciel Ce~rterondnrats Loupee. 'loosen ErexteO The West Iadia and Soteel Ameeicitet snails, brought by site Avon tetounso, which areireti at Sousthamapton Yenterdoy afsrr- stnea, 9upply some informeation swhich has peculiar chiatns to ntecest, au will be aeon by the follosnitg extract of a letter which lies appeared in a seening contemporary. Yon liner freqaentiy Inderteid lltrite ...

... THE CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE OF OFELANL. I I THE TlIENS COMMISSIONER,) Traler, Kerry, Nov. 6. It would not result in much public benefit to occupy your space with a description of the towns which I may visit. It is enough, perhaps, to say that Tralee, like most of the towns in the west of Ireland, is irregularly built, ill-paved, unlit, and dirty. The river Lee runs through it under an ...

... I BELFAST AND BALLYMENA RAILWAY I Thursda thA . o l * --uaay eae ceremony or raising the first sod ot iool line of the Belfast and Ballymena railway took place on , isal field in the neighbourhood of the Whitehouse, about three Fsq miles from 'Belfast, on the Carrickfergus road. At one ery o'clock, the field was crowded by a large assembly of reeple lmiaend soon after that period Lord ...

... tothe ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? pla* to- siben laca w gnify Weaeinomd that her Majesty has beenpesdt sgiy thatrer intended viiwith his Royal Highness Prince Albert, to the Marquis Of Salisbury, at Hatfieldhue ire sntt take place this autuman. We have reason to believe that the Noble Marquis will not be honored by the presence of the Queen and Prince Consort before the spring of the ensuing year.-A large ...

... lp- no -Arlol no m e -- .s. s oa 1UiIRUNIULE.) While weo would on noe account underrate the importance of the calamity which has recently befallen the country, in the loss of a large part of the potato brop, we may be allowed to protests 'in 'tha name 'of common senuee agaiiriit those'torrentu f e clamatory absurdity which this visitation is made 'the occasion of letting loose upon us. We ...

... RA1LIVA YS Paid. .1 Closing lrc',loo.. I. Aberdeen ?? D:2 'K A~rutCol'raiine, & Petrte. 14e 214r O14rm t tooi4 126 ' 1pm w~ Do Ne.w (5ka 714o ?? 17!14 30 02 llenin.and Oif. Junct,'2iI pmi &krwl~ nod Exeter .17 71 65 o Do ?? 75 75 8 0,5-ol ono tlloucester .. so 25 2. Pmi,~ C f'ionrdolm ?? .5 4 i 504 3/4 ~ lia Extnension ?? ?? I ?? I pi /.5 Cralori'Se and Lincoln..! i(4 2 2 :1 ' 04 Caoslr aid ...

... MR. ROBRERTS AT.D BEE COLLIE S' I STRIKE. TO TIIE EDITOR O' LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. t SIn,-A letter was inserted in your last, containirg a denial of statements mrade, regarding monies poid Mr. Roberts, io the North. Mr. Jude, as trea~urer, speci- fits the amouits the Altorney General had paid him, making an ?? surm less than was slated-oonne ,thr-e thlusand pauniis odd. Sir, it wao lnot ...

... | THE NORTHERN STAR. SATVRbtDAY, VOVEMBER 8, 1846. Th 'Where there's e. dvill tere's a way. The blunders of a; bench of, eountry. Shallows-4he immoralities of a State Church parson-the pecula- |tin'and 'brutality of a Bftile overseer-thic insolence of. a Poor-law , aom pipiner-4th4 ?? +ofa |.Secretary of. State#+the. tyrannyof a landlord-the absurdity of a judge ' the steleftiency bf a ...