... I-- ~TBB CATHOLIU CHURCH. It gives us much pleasure to see by our columns of this jay, that that highly gifted orator, the Rev. Henry Segrave, r3.J., of Stoneyhurst College, Is-to preach the anniversary sermon on Tuesday next, at Cabinteely chapel. On Saturday. the 26th of September, after twelve o'clock masa, the Novena of St. Francis of Assiesium commenced In the magpificent Church of St. ...

... uMEETING IN LONGFORD. (FiO' A COREESPOND5iNT.) Longfcrd, September 30, 1846. We bad a numerous meeting of: this county yesterday, in the courtb1ouse, called by the High Sheriff, for the purpoe of considering the beet conrse to be pursued in the present distresoed state of the people. AlI the resident gentry of the county, with few exceptions, were present, many of the Catholin clergy also ...

... 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 ...

... AM1ERICA. I AJIRIVAL'OF THE BRITANNIA. 'I (aon OU OWN COURESP014DENST.) Liverpool, Wednesday. p The royal mall steame Britatnnla, Captain Hewitt, at. it rived in) the Mersey this morning betweea four and five o. 5'elock from Boston and Halifax, after a passage of four- teen daysfrom the former and twelve days from the latter prt. Her passage was retarded by a long continuance of bead easterly ...

... STATE OF THE.COUNTRY. e Our columns to-day are filled with sad and dis- ; heartening intelligence. Throughout the south and g west generally 'the sufferings of the people are de. g plorable. Famine is already at the doors of the la- - bourer and the artizan, and the great mass of the ' population are scarcely able to procure a sufficiency e of food to preserve animal existence I h This is no ...

... MLEETING OF THE C(RPURAMLoN. A special meetiig of this body was teid yesterday, at the City Assembly House, William-street, for the purpose of receiving the report of the parliamentary committee on the necessary amendments in the municipal ants. The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR presided. The TcwN CLERIC having read over the roll, and the members present having answ'ered to their Inames, he pro. ...

... I AME tICA. I (FROM OURNNEW YTORIK CORRESPONDENT.) S New Tok, September 15, 184t;. SI GNS on PEAcE-Initead tf wars and rumours of wars with our south western neighbour, it is peace, and A talk of peace, which just now interest every body. s Some days ago the Tribune of this city contained, in itse largest types, and on what is stated to be the best autho f rity, the news, viii Havanna, of ...

... The friends of this estimable and truly zealous prelate, It a native of the county Cavan, but who has been now for 8 no less a period than nineteen years prosecuting bis pious f labours in the West India Islands, will, we feel confident, v be gratified at learning bow deeply he is venerated by all within the sphere of his exertions in promoting the objects of his divine mission. Dr. Smith's ...

... ?? -0 ?? -arls papers Of 15undayc The ~ s papers cntp und ay. 0ontinue to discuss the The y the M~ntPensier marriage with undiminished o . e, after quoting the ?? in Galig. ~Jhe Epo. Sger of SaturdaY, that Lord 3.1orminby bad tsi~s Dfsae3 lergetic note to M Guizot a , Oiberves We e~rese~at~ Oi ho coshe JhoVe babsed the credulity of '~ionotkno V. .9e~hb 'hMduoing itto ttelieve that the ; ...

... -e l _ ?? ?? PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYME1T. The annexed letter contains much valuable information. There are large quantities of land in this country Capable of being made to produce rich and profitable grain crops, which for want of proper drainage are now barren wastes. V There are few more competent judges of this matter than the writer of this letter:_ t Ma. LA5BGERT-rTOROUOn DRAINING. e ...

... I - FKANCE. - - I - The Paris papers of Friday and Saturday are principally occupied with the Montpensier marriage, of the solemniza- tion of which on the day appointed there no longer appears to exist the slightest doubt. Up to a late bour on Saturday afternoon, M. Guizot had sent nothing in the shape of an answer to the note of Lord Palmerston; nor had the French government shown the ...

... W1e announced in former publications the arrival of Hogan's statue of the Liberator, and the fact of its erection in the Royal Exchange, where it is now exposed to public view. It is placed under the north western arch of the ar'k of the Royal Exchange; approaching from Parliament. street, it stands on the right hand side, and the spectator obtai'aii'o view of it till, entering under the dome, ...