... J)UiaLtN, DUNDit if i. AND aNTaitNaAM RAILWAY. , I An extraordinary mes-tin.. uf tile directors and snare- holders of this company wm held on Tueeday, at their olicwe, 12, D)mecstreet, for the purpope of ,vbml tting to the shareholders the coulpany's accounts, also the report of the directors. Tile hour appointed was one o'clock, between whbih and half- past one there was a continued efllux of ...

... I7 . -. - .Z ar: Ar c - o ?? ?? % Fronm the Times of yesterday.) We have received by express from Marseilles our de3- a patches in anticipation of the overland mail which left a Bombay on the Ist instant. a At Lahore every thing remained quiet, the troops were r healthy, and were expecting an early visit of inspection 0 from the Governor-Gsneral. -Lall Singh betrayed great a anxiety as tihe ...

... SALE OF THE BLESINTON ES.TATES. l The sale of these estates was continued on Saturday at v Master Litton's office, which was crowded to excess. The first lot put up was the following portion of the pro- perty situate in the COUNTY TYRONE, The towalands of Deerpark, Grange, Rakelly, and Now- townstewart, in the manor of Newtownstewart, parish ofb Ardstraw, barony of Lower Strebane. Contents per ...

... THE tEPEAZ SECES-IO.I (FS'om ?? Nation of Satiurdy.) After long silence, observed, amid the jeers of Opponents fancying themselves victors, and frequent remonstrances of ardent friends, It was finally decided by the leading Sece. dere, known to be residing in Dublin, to accept the invita- tion of a committee of the citizens, and to stand forth in their own defence. They have done so. Their ...

... LORD BROUGHAM AND LOUIS PHILLIP I I (Fron the Paris Correspondent of the Morning unronzcte.) PARIS, Nov. 9.-You are aware that the redoubtable Lord Brougham is the only Englishman who has thought fit to congratulate Louis Philippe on the Duke de Monpen. sier's marriage. Why the learned lord should have been called upon to devote his leisure to such a use I am really unable to compreheod; bat ...

... !t1.3tI.N, THURSI)AY. DECEMBER 24, 1846 , tiEflEBER Tat~ 30rTh; ?? tAYI i84-g1 THE PUBLIC DISTRESS-TRE MEETING. Whoever walks the streets of our city cannot fail to be struck at the accumulated destitution which prevails, On every side assistance is implored, and the wan and haggard appearance of the miserable objects attests but too truly their deplorable condition. The public institutions ...

... ?? - - - -j - - Zhtxreaualo JMrIT DUBXIN, TUESDAY, NOTEMBER 10, ;846. REMEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY, 184 ! FREE TRADE. The working classes in England are beginning to give expression to their disappointment at the results of the repeal of the corn laws-or, perhaps, we should rather say-at that measure not having been attended with the results they were led to expect from it. It will be remembered ...

... -- I We thae received the Paris papers of Sunday. The most interesting article of their contents Is an 03triot of a letter from London, dated 27th ult. (presumed to be from Count Jarnac to M. Guizot), published In the Journal des Debate. This article states, that Lord Palmerston bad, on the preceding day, despatnhed the protest of the British go9 vernment against the occupation of CraCoW, to ...

... DUBLIN REMONSTRANTS-MEETING IN THE I ROTUNDO. , Yesterday evening a meeting of the Dublin Remonstrants was held in the New Room of the Rotundo, pursuant to advertisement, which stated that the meeting was called for the purpose of passing resolutions relative to the contemptuous rejection of the Remonetrance in Conoilia tion Hall, on Monday, the 26th of October, and to adopt an address to the ...

... I-- ~TBB CATHOLIU CHURCH. It gives us much pleasure to see by our columns of this jay, that that highly gifted orator, the Rev. Henry Segrave, r3.J., of Stoneyhurst College, Is-to preach the anniversary sermon on Tuesday next, at Cabinteely chapel. On Saturday. the 26th of September, after twelve o'clock masa, the Novena of St. Francis of Assiesium commenced In the magpificent Church of St. ...

... iNDIA.I ole ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL. leD The latest dates are from Caloutta to the 7th, Agra to do the 8tib, Delhi and Meerut to the 7th, Madras to the 8th, dtr aind Bombay to the 18th July. The news they conttsfl is of with the exception of that from Kurrachee, barren and un. - tereating. Cholera had broken out at Kurrachee on the Ju 104thiJane, and in the course of a single fortnight ...

... uMEETING IN LONGFORD. (FiO' A COREESPOND5iNT.) Longfcrd, September 30, 1846. We bad a numerous meeting of: this county yesterday, in the courtb1ouse, called by the High Sheriff, for the purpoe of considering the beet conrse to be pursued in the present distresoed state of the people. AlI the resident gentry of the county, with few exceptions, were present, many of the Catholin clergy also ...