... I - The following is the reply ot liobert Dillon Browne, Esq., M.P., the patriotic member for Mvayo, to the Chancellor's secretary. Our readers will remember that Mr. Browne had the honour to be the first magistate who flung his commission in the teeth of the Saxon Chancellor, when the avowal of Repeal principles was declared to be a disqualifies. tion for the magisterial office Reform ...

... I edj TTESIES.-The-accounts we ?? daily to receive from all parts of Ireland leave no room to doubt the failure of the potato crop. From the Giant's Causneay to Cape Clear, from Limierick to Dubl!in, not a green field is to be 9een. The disease having attacked the plant at a much earlier peri-d this year than it did in lf45, the root has d beennarr inits growth, and presented from arriving at ...

... I (Fromt ?? Limerick and Mlare Examine.) Newcastle, Friday Evening. This day a very numerous meeting of the magistrates, cess-lpnyrs, and gentry of the neighbourhood of this town, was held in the court-hotu]F, under the proclamation of the Lord Lieutenant, for the purpose of passing public works for the barony of Glenquin, for the employment of the people. The Earl of DrvoN took the chair. ...

... Major-General his Royal Highness Prinee George of Cambridge, Colonel of the 17th Lancers, will arrive in Limerick on Wednesday, and take up the command of the garrison and district from Major-General Lord Downes on the following day. Capt. the HoD. W. J. Macdonald, Who was attached to his Royal Highness's staff in the lonian Islands, will fill the situation of aide-de- camp and secretary to ...

... _, 1- I The guardians held their weekly meeting yesterasy the despatch of business. Sir ROnET Sd&W in the chair, The following guardians were also presents'.H r? Bowleg, Captain Nowlan, Francis Smytb, John te7taigne Christopher E Wall, John 0 Bonsall, ?? parker Thomas Moore, James M'Keon, M D; OhristoPber Jones John Magrane, William Crosier, ThoiP46 WA Kirs Jae 11 Monks, M D; Joshua Porter, ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I = = = = = = - - * We translate from the Univers the following ub. servations on this subject:- 4 Several journals have repeested the importan^,gtell genee, whioh first appeared is the FaEymAN'5 Jouw L, that the Irish C olleges act had been condemned at Rome, Our readers will recollect that this bill is intended to estab. lish three colleges, or rather three faculties, independent of the ...

... THE CATHOLIC C RCH. ?? 1 n hen hirp oyn t- . r.t -A ?? A new Catholic cbapel Iaq Deeu ereotea at Uoed Angra, near Shenfrith, blonrWouthshire. It was consecrated on Tueesday last. a cn his way to Rome, where he will 1D 8lr. oths ThNe Univeps contains an account of hisrecptifl t ari, wii~h ws oatcorialonthe part lsi9tical auhi oriities. Ththe Ahbishop of Paris of te 6~ *~ hs Hlinss he opepaid ...

... (From the Singapore Free Press of July 30.) Yesterdayafternoon her Majeyty's steamer Spiteful, Com. mamder Maitland, arrived here, having left Borneo on the 25th inst. This steamer brings accounts of the operations of the fleet at Borneo Proper. His Excellency Rear Ad. miral Sir J. T. Cochrane after his arrival off the river of Borneo Proper, tried to arrange matters with the Sultan in an ...