... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... lural futelliffiriffe. NRw SCtlooj AT JBO0TLL-ille understanld that a p public school isto be estaiblished ;-L Bootit' for the tduca- ia to ftehideofpa;ellts or every denomination. a The priijectors neditduilttnffcitadtp.s proved system ofilttcietatpdt tecr ,m stances of the ?? ni ooca-t modiouti Place ca eottiite iroro ne the new chapel ehc a engeosygatdb tho tiustees., ?? be tied.na as em c ...

... THE RfECENT FEARFUL COLLiSi.ON ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES (CAM- BRIDGE) RAILWAY. MAJOR-GENERAL PASLEY'S INVESTIGATION. Yesterday forenoon, at eleven o'clock, Major-General Pasley, the government inspector-general of railways, ar- rived at the Shoreditch terminus of the Eastern Counties Railway, for the purpose of instituting an inquiry respect- ing the-recent fearful collision on this line, near ...

... LOCRGtLPH1EAD HORTICULTURAL AND AGUICULTURAL SOCIETY. ALT-RIULIU±CAL ZatCILTX. The thir copetition of thi Society took place ?? 51st ult., when the prizes were awardeid is follows:_ Gaiden Produce.-To Proprietors.-For the best 3 heads of Celerv-1st, SIr. James hl'lnnes, gardener to Neil hlalcolm, Poltalloch; 26, Mr. Oliphant Brown, gardener to John Campbell, Esq. of Stonefiel. For the ...

... Tlhe Queen. Prince Albert, the Duchess of Rent, and the Duke Ferdlinand of Saxe Coburg, with the ladies and gentlemen of the Court, and the domestic household, attended divine service on Tuesday morning in the private chapel of the Castle. The Hon. and Rev. Charles Leslie Courtenav officiated. The Prince of Wiales's Birth-day.- Windsor, 7foday;. -nYesterday being Sunday, the anniversary of the ...

... CHIURCUI OF SCOTLAND MISSTON TO BRITISI-I NORTH A-mERICA. | ,NUJ~lLI: Mfll~tiLtt . I A public rneeting, convenedi by the Preshwtery of Glasgow, was held in the Citvy hail], on Wednlkesday night, For thle purpose of lreriirrn a detil at' the irroceedregi 'of the General Assermblly's Dr irrtation to Canada from t le memibers of that l)eprrtation. COr- sining- of the Rlee. Dr. .Sinrpsen of ...

... THE RECENT ELOPEMENT IN HUIGH LIFE. (Pros the London Papeas.) We have it in our power to announce that all the mystery ap- b pertaining to the disappearance of Lady Adela Viiliers, the b youngest daughter of the Earl and Countess of Jersey, is now cleared tp, the information regarding the fair fugitive having been IT brought to town by the Honourable Captain Frederick Villiers from the north, ...

... THE MO)NT FUll Moonl, Fri lay, 14th Nv, :11 mill. past 12, morn. Last QUaIrter, Saitlrdny, 22d Nov., 2 min. p:mst 4 morn. BEi.FASr, lFIfIIDAY, 14TIh NO' EMBER, 1845. l'rioted :aid Published, for the ?? of the late ALIEX tXNE)IR MACKAY, by JAMES ALEXANI)DIE HEN)E IISON, every Tuesday aird F'videsy morning, at the General Pmiintimig Eetablislulemrt, No. 10, Bridgc-st., Belfist, where, and to ...

... MADRID, Nov. 6. LFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] The Gazette contains the following despatch from Gen. Roncali to the Minister of War, respecting an attempt at insurrection which occurred at Valencia on the night of the 3d, in consequence of which he has declared that province in a state of siege:- CAPTAINCY-GENERAL OF VALENCIA AND MURCIA. Excellent Sir-As I had previously announced to your ...

... The usual fortnightly meeting of the abovo body was held an Tuesday last; the Rev. Rector Campbell in the chair. The fol- iy ?? members were prcsent :--the Rev. Rcetor Brooks, Messrs. a.MAd yer, Stitt, Maynard, Stolyneux. Bright, Whittby, Earle, t Aviscn, Thornely, Mellor, Bremner, Henderson, Riding, Hough- I ton, Fergirson, Tayleor, Groom, Urquhart, and Bennett. r rom a statement of the ...