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... DERBY ELECTION-THE NOMINATION. DERDY, WETDNESDAY AFTERNOON.-The nomination took place in the Town-hall this morning, at nine o'clock, W. E. Mousley, Esq., the Mayor, presided. No sooner were the doors open than the hall was completely crowded in every part, and it was soon evident that the blue lambs were bent on creating the usual uproar. By tho firmness uand determination ot the mayor, ...
... THE LATE FOO) RIOTS IN THE SOUTH- CLEXENCY OF THE CROWN. DUNGARVAN TUESDAY, OCT. 27._On this day the court sat at 10 o'clock. We noticed on the bench, the Earl of Hruntingdoi, Lord Stuart de Decies, Sir Richard Mulgrave, 1art. J.P , Sir Richard Keen, Bert. J.P., Gnneral Sir Cherles M'Donnell, &c. The court house was * thronged, ever yavailable seat having been occupied, and tile greatest ...
... THE MAGISTRACY-DOCTORS AND DISTILLERS. t It has been reserved for the sapient gentlemen who now rule at Dublin Castle to make the insulting dis. covery that there is something in the profession of the physician and in the trade of the distiller to disqua- lify for the magisterial office. We could hardly credit the assertion that any government or any official would venture to propound this ...
... 1. CORRESPONDENCE Il THE 1aia1ENr C'HARGE OF ASSAULT. We received a leiter from Mr. William T. Kelly, in reference to the proceedings at the police-office, re- ported in our journal of yesterday. AU that refers to our report we publish. Mr. Kelly, will see, however, that in justice to'the Pilot ive could not print his remarks on the article of that journal without also printing the article of ...
... NATIONAL EDUCATION BOAR.D-THE NEW I I| - - - CPHARTER. l (From the Evening Freeman of yesterday.) Several correspondents, who state that they feel deeply interested in the education question which has excited so much attention on the part of the clergy and laity throughout the country, have asked us sundry questions in reference to the recent alterations in sho charter of the National ...
... DUBImO aSE 28,x 146 DUBTLIN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1846. REMENBER THE 30T1 OF BAY, 1844 1 THE FAMINE-SUPPLY OF FOOD. We make no apology for recurring to this melan. choly subject. When the people are in the very jaws of famine and when suffering in all its most aggra- vated forms, ravages the country from one extremity to the other, iteration is not only necessary, but be. comes a positive ...
... FR4INCE. ..L. | The Paris journals of Thursday are occupied chiefly with the intelligence from Portugal, brought by the Royel Tar, being of later date than any which had been received in Paris through Madrid. Otherwise these papers are alto gether destitute ot interest. The Duke and Duchess oF Montpensier arrieed at the Chateau of St. Cloud on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. The King and ...
... ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ROYAL 00CIETY FOR THB PROMOTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE GROWTH OF FLAX IN IRELAND. This meeting was held at Belfast on Monday in the Assembly-rooms, Commercial Buildings. The attendance of the gentry and mill. owners was numerous, and the quan. I tity and quality of the articles exhibited werefarsuperior_ p with oneor two exceptions, as far as quantity is concerned..p to ...
... FRANCE,.. I ?? -b ~r l ~I. - 0 fl- .The Paris papers of Monday, at least such of them as were published on that morning (the festival of All Saints' Day) have been received. The proposed modification of the Cabinet, by the elevation of M. Guizot to the Presi- dency of the Council, announced by the Presse and other French journals a few days ago, will not take place for the present. The ...
... OLIVE MOUNT INSTrTIUTfON- MECTION OF A MAGNIFICENT BELL. Or. Monday last one or the ?? interesting scenes we have ever witreased took place A; Olive Mount. Under ordinary circumstances a visit to the suot, hallowed as being indeed the REFUGE OF TIHE DESTITUTE, could lot fail to prove gratifying-the recollection that within its peaceful walls were sheltered a considerable number of those o0 our ...
... RIOTS IN TIPPERARY. TnE FAMINE-INGURRECTION-PLUNDEB. I-If (says the Limerich Reporter) the following from a respectable correspondent, descriptive of a scene that took place in Tipperary, on Monday, bring not the government to a sense of their duty, we don't know what will:- Tipperary, Monday evening, April 13; 1846. This town presented a picture of anarchy and confusion this day which, it ...
... MEETING OF THE CORPQV4T~GN. A special meeting of the Town Council was held yester- day at the City Assembly House, Williamn-street, to cosi, eider the report of the finance committee relative to the cleiqo of Miles M'Grsth, for compensation, as chief or epecial bailiff of the Court of Conscience, and also to take into consideration the letter of the Poor Law Cosmnie- sionqrs, dated the 1st of ...