... REVIVALISM AT BIRMING HfI&-EX TRAOR- DINARY SCENE. (From the Morning Chronicle Correspondent.) Po The town of Birmingham has been in a state of great he commotion during the last few weeks, in consequence of be a series of what are termed ?? Revival meetings, the re scenes at which were of a mos Iextraordinary and unpre. be cedented character. Itappears that the Rev. J. Caughey, no a ...

... 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 ...

... -BELGIUAI.--.- - I ATTEMPT TO CREATIE DISTURBANCES IN B1HUSSELS. In the course of Friday afternoon numerous copies of an itiflasnmatory circular were distributed in this city, chiefly amongst the working classes, and in the streets where they reside. Notwithstanding all the precautions which had been taken to conceal the authors of the seditious circular, the police soon get on their scent, ...

... I nI REMEMBER THE 30TH OF NAY, 1844! THE DUBLIN STOCK EXCHANGE. Our readers are aware that allusion has lately been made in parliament to the monopoly enjoyed by the members of the Dublin Stock Exchange, or as they are very commonly named, the Regular Stock Brokers of Dublin. Colonel Rawdon is about to draw the attention of the House of Commons again to the subject on the 22d instant, when ...

... THE COTEMPORARY PRESS, [ .- MORNING AI)VElRTISER.-Tlc determin..;ion,.o conduct of the Irish membors, in referencp t coercion bill, have certainly provoked much ?? particularly in the city, whero great losses arehili: hooorly sustained, in consequence of the delay in v. e corn importation bill. But it should he considered -- is the government who are the sole causes f this deol requiring the ...

... TIHE ARMY. I ,, , - - MI1LITAIRY PIIOMOTXONS-WARt.Oveeoe, AraIL 14. ad Dragoon Guarda-G Fethereton, gent, to be cornet, by purohses, vice Thompson, promoted in loth light Dragoons; b, Assistent Surgeon 11 Mapleton, MD, from 40th Foot, to be i assistant surgeon, vice Tufuiell, appointed to the staff. s0th Dregoon Guards-Cornet and Adjutant T Robbins to have or the rank of lieutenant; Cornet C P ...

... STATE OF TIPPERARY-PROGRESS OF FAMINE IN THE SOUTH, (FROa ouri SPECIAL REPORTER.) Clonmel, Saturday Night, April 18, 1846. an Oninvy arrival here this morning I found the town tole- to rably tranquil, but I must say that still a great deal of ex- 1ll citement and commotion exists, although no actual violence so was offered to either person or property since the unfortu- ye nate occurrences of ...

... THE COTEMFORi~Y d WPRESS- - , . with Ireland? WhatI THE TIMES.What is to be done worn *1 U; .. ,, - can be done with it? Those question, every day gather an accession of importance from a comparison of the condition in which the two islands mutually stand-a comparison which every thinking man, not in the united kingdom only, but throughout the whole civilised world, is daily inatitu- No greet ...

... THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH-PLURALITIES. ?? 7 I_ __ . N (From the Globe.) I bu The Ecclesiosticul Gazette of yesterday (Wednesday) at announces the preferment of the Rev. Francis Dawson to fro, the'vicarage of East Peckham (Kent). The emoluments ofte derived from this vicarage are respectable: on a moderate and computation they amount to 7;501. per annum. Had the hay preferment been conferred as a ...

... -rr OF TIPPEIIARY-APPROACHINO FAMIN'E: 1 ,T O ILOASII. KILSHIHELAN, AND OTUlEII ADND DISTUIRDED DISTIRICTS. DIhIltCrlao-q Ous OWYN REPOUITElR) Clunomel, Monday, 20:h April, 1846. Ter s no ?? one faot-namOly, that this country i very deplorable condition in every serre of the n rarnine, lin sot. in, and ocitrage, if sech Cnnhecallod, the offspring of lacl of food, ha; followed. I a yoU on ...

... 17, Merrion-row, Monday, April 14. 11 SiR-As the charges made against me by the Honourable Ov Member for Ennis (Mr. Bridgeman), appeared in your lie publication of Saturday last, I make no doubt you will in gi the spirit of fair play give insertion to my reply in your fo next publication. an I remain, your obedient servant, ru - D. J. WILSON. de Dublin, Monday night, April 6, 1846. eu Sin-I ...