... I NORE SUBSTITUTES FOR THE POTATO. we . X . . . . Mr. A. Gegner has addressed a letter to the Secretary of e the Royal Agricultural Society of Prince Edward's Island, I in which he states that during his geological reconnrissance DI of the island, be has embraced every opportunity to seek DI for the esoulprt roots upon which the aborigines subsisted 1, formerly. With the aid of two intelligent ...

... I - I ?? Ph. fteneftlers of I e On Monday evening last a meeting or ace ?? Belfast was held in the Repeal Room', Chapel-lane, for the ipurpose of passing a vote of unbounded confidence in the i wisdom, integrity, and peace polioy of Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P. Long before the hour of meeting, the rooms were crowded to a greater extent than has -been seen this long time. On the entrance of ...

... BARONIAL SERSIONS. Castlebar, 22d Septemuv- (FROM OUR OWN CORBESPONDENT.) An extraordinary presentment sesilons, convened by the Lord Lieutenant under the labour rate got, for the barony of Carra, was held yesterday, and from the quantity of business to be done, it did not terminate until the late hour of ten o'clock last. night. VALEINTINE O'CONNOR BLASE, Esq, was called on to preeide. me o ...

... In- The following is the speech of lar. John Levy (barrister) iwhich was unavoidably omitted in our report of the pro. ed ed Ocedfage of the ssaooiation on yeisterdafy on Mr. LEVY begged leave to band in a pound, the renewed ial subscription of ?? priest in Staffordshire, in Eg 01. land, and although he believed he wag descended from the a Herews he as o real Old Trelanider. As his letter was ...

... I -. - FRANCE e- The Paris papers of Friday and Saturday have reached us. They are occupied almost exclusively with the mar- riagesof the Queen and Infanta of Spain. They endeavour to show that nothing has been further from the intention of bse king of the Fronoh than to create any exclusive infuo. ence in Spain by the marriage of hta son with. Queen Isa-- bella. The Journal des Debuts, in ...

... DUBLIN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1846. I REEfflBER THE 30TH OF IAY, 18441 1 e THIE FISHERIES OF IRELAND. The Rev. Mr. Rush has communicated with the e Admiralty, asking for some assistance to found a Nautical and Fishery Institution on the western coast. r The answer of the Admiralty, which we published on yesterday, regrets its inability to comply w1h the request; but offers, as a substitute, the ...

... Aleftus ?? DUBLIN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1846. REMEIBER THE 30TH OF MAY, 1844! | on of The requisition of the Marquis of Westmeath has produced its, fruits in a meeting of the landed pro- E. prietors, magistrates, and clergy, of the county; and we rejoice to add that the former sentiments of the that noble marquis were not the sentiments of the meeting. The gentry and clergy of Westmeath rose ...

... -XTR I I On Thursday night, the 8th instant, about twenty mi- nutes before eight o'clock, P m., a most magnificentmetoric body was observed to pass along the south-western range of heights over Cloghrennan, in the county of Carlow. It appeared to be about twice the size of the moon when full ; of a circular form, and intense brilliancy. Our informant describes its motion as resembling a ...

... A very numerous and ijfluentir meeting of lanmed pro. n prietors cl rey, and farmers of the county of Lofru ord wae held oat Saturday, pursuant to relquisition, * to Cor-.d, d the propriety of rfquesti; g the eccnint menmbers 'a r'vsir in h calling a general meeting of the Irich reprhsertarc. e in s Dublin, early in Januarv. to 4eyide upon the armntm ont n they would propose to the labour-rate ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. w 35, Eocles-street, 1st December, 1846. eV DEAR Sin-I am glad to find that the criminal destruc- ot tion of food which is going on in our distilleries has at be length attracted the attention of parties not imbued with cn that utopian heresy called teetotalism. In the Saunders of yesterday I find that my friend Mr. Jamea Pim, jun., has n( called public attention ...

... REV DrR. MILEY-THE CONFERENCE. ~ ~ ~alb~rOgh-stret, Dublin, 19th Dec., 1646. gy Siin-[ have had the honour of receiving du ofthe 16th inst., dated from Cahirmoyle, and n atletter gh8 _h t is in no wvine stated, or even hinted in it, that it y ~s intnded or th public journals, I see it nevertheless, at( 5ithet surrise admt, but certainly not without the foz wie 0ofeigled rgeotinserted in their ...

... | l A very numerous meeting of electors of the borouel li of Manchester was held on Wednesday evening at the t! Free Trade-hall, to ehich Mr. John Brieht, M. P. i,. (the gentleman proposed to succeed Mr. Mark Philips as ne representative of Manchester at the next election), wVR . ivitqd. From three tbousand to four thousand per. ,Bh rno were present. Mr. G. Wilson, late chairman of i the ...