... In last Friday's News-Letter we gave a short account of tile fifth annual cattle show in connection with the Carrickfergus and Kilroot Farming Society. 1n pIr- suance of the promise then made, we present our readers with a more detailed accouit of the proceedings which took place at the dinner given by the society on Thursday, the 27th ult. Shortly after five o'clock, the members and friends ...

... TITl-E MORNING Cl-LIRO ICLE. LON DON: TUE'SDAY3', S L','EPEIBIER? 1, 184t6. Thouai- an inexorable Nemesis has denied to Sir RoiElaer Pni'. tdi gratification of xvindling utl his own SesioniI with his owrn QUelEY'S spocelh, and soulloi g thn preaises of Iis own great and cominpre- Ijeasivi' iicasiiies-a task Whicl We arlo Coiifii1iit he -ivould iave peroininedl to adnilinltioln-no adversce ...

... I-All C111-10MICLEJ. ?? ?? I ? ZL Cbrietd~y,t~ iEkit. 1, f 1 f4( f . A ?? I uur ii, 'i,-'IwLuL lon st wftf id [i tt ,l'Y l da jl tl~l ft*l Did.r iJ'qJ 51ft t ( Jrrelss u d) (( iieftio01, hi d Otdl ilog %vil0 whiiall fit 7 WJ0 'ieIJjcacy iss oblierv- ed by parlia4neiif asid. O.1w ?? al ;h ilkely to nrweivu oin earlier nfod more1 M.lh mary sinderfleljlf, 015. walolssi h. looked fNr, oI mrillt ...

... I- tj ),Mrta1 DUBLIN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1846. RENEIBER THE 30TH OF IAy, 18441 BOARD OF WORKS-RELIEF COMMITTEES. Most of the public wortks which had been presented for, and in part executed, under the 9th of Victoria, au. thorizing extraordinary sessions last spring, have been suspended, and an immense number of bands, in con. sequence, deprived of employment. The improve- ment of roads ...

... Majesty the Queen Dowager, accompanied EH. the Princess of Prussia, arrived at Osborne House one o'cleck yesterday, on a visit to the Queen, and 11.1t.H. crossed from Gosport in the Fairy. b.-mer was serve 1 to the august party at Osborne House, ciftertke arriral of her Majesty's illustrious visitors. Ie Bishop of Oxford ieft Osborne House Slajesty the Queen Dowager, and 11. R.H. the of ...

... DEBATE ON THPE COLLEGE QUESTION. In our report of the proceedings of the Assembly, in reference to the college question, in our last, we were reluctantly obliged to hold over the followin, speeches:- Mr. ROGERS, of Comber, who spoke on the evening of Wednesday. ?? blame belong to any party in this matter, it is clear it caniot be to the government, for it has conceded all that a committee, ...

... ROYAL COLLL'GE OF CHE-3IISTRY. l cstcrday afternoon the annual general mneetilln of the members of the above collego was held in the roonls of the inStitutiolt, II anovelr-square. In the albsence of' the Eitrl of' Chlrendono the chair wao oceupited by Benjanin Bohnd Cabbell. hsq., end supported by the Earl of' Antrim, Sir Jame:s Clarice, M.D., CuioeIel yldle. equerry to his Ror al I J lighrt s ...

... ON ?? E DUCATION. q'o T (l m lhl ]ION. LORD JOHN RUSSELL, [IZ1 lI OJ (111 OF THE THLASURY. IT1~ Mii ?? 1EFFI`CINT VE\ DIL, tOIttti.ltN MfN'T Jtt- i I is) been sh]own Iin my host twvo letters that Ito Watever,for the inlteriect't('e of ?? cii te orel of a 11Ienfcicty ill the moot atl ?? nducalion - fl ranilt~ivilliiney exists in t he nu1 her of' schiotlt, ,it nlii' ,it, slil, Mid ;saltIN such ...

... Thouugh first in the field, comes riext in order, BJcanumnris having talkeri precedeiiee. Some consiuder a continuance of the sports over three successive days too much of a good thing, and thlt it would be advisable to order matters so that one event should not tread on the heels of the other ; ?? the hiint is thrown out for consideration il the proper quanter. 1'hursday was over fine and ...

... Entpertal ,l?aritillnent. HOUSE OF LORDS. Wednesday, August 20. Their lordships met at two o'clock, when the royal assent was given, bv commission, to fifty-one hills, amongst which were the Spirit Licenses, &c,, Duties Bill, the Income Tax Deduction Bill, the Ecclesiastical Patronage Bill, the Tithe Amendment Act Bill, the Alar- riages (IrelaTid) ilill, the Lunatic Asylums (Ireland) Bill. tho ...

... preach patiencc to starvation sounds like mockery. An empty stomach has no ears. If we speak of hope for Ireland a time when famine is approaching her with rapid strides, it is to encourage those oa whom falls the duty relief; and to combat loudly expressed fears, that the relief measures of the Government threaten to reduce the Irish labourer to permanent pauperism. If Irish beneve- 1 lence ...

... nal'ifulturr, &C. AGRICULTURAL REPORTS. (From Bell's l'eecldy Messengewr.) NORTir LiNCOLNsIIntEr, Aua.13.--Harvest is rapidly proceeding, four-fifths of the wheat hav- ing been carried in good condition; the crops are very variable-somne very good, others in- different. Upon the whole, we consider a full average as to quantity; the quality bold and heavy, though not so white and rather rougher ...