... 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. ...

... WVINDSOR, WEDNESDAY EVFNING. Everything has been very quiet at the Castle to-day, The Duke anid Dueliess of Norfolk aund Lady Miary Hloward have taken their leave of her afjesty and returned to London. lis Excellency the Baron Brunow has returned to town. t Lord Alorpeth, the chief oommissioner of the Woods and Forests, after having ijoined the Master of the Horse in the inspection of some ...

... H'IIE GREAiiT' 13BRITAIN. LiVvr'OOL, WEDXESDAY, SEPT. 30.-TIre following letter from Lieutellant losker, tie commander ot the Great Britain, has been posted in the public news rooms to-day:- 1 Great Britain Steam-ship, Sept. D. ' Dear Sir-By the tog I seud Mr. Smiith, with all the cargo she call take. A few packlages may be touched with the fresh water, but I trust not damiaged. All the ...

... Itontrou TUESISDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1846. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank S.tock . - India Bonds under 1000 - Dittofor Account. -.South Sea Stock ?? - Three per Cent. Red -j Do. Old Annuities - Three per Cent ?? 5 Do. New Annuities..- Three per Cent. 1726. ?? per Cent. Anns. 1751.. - New 3S per Cents ?? Consols for Account . ?? 96i New 5 per Cents .. . 9, India Stock for Account - Long ...

... I Liverpool, Saturday afternoon. bi The accounts received to-day from. the scene of the disaster tl to this noble vessel are satisfactory, and announce that up to b I11 o'clock Yesterday morning the steamer lay upright and uno- u injured on the sends in her original position. The following a' communscations from Lloyd's agent at Tyrella contain the S most authentic report we have yet seen:- ...

... THE REGISTRATI ONS& CITY OF LONDON. At half-past ten o'clock yestortlay morning the revising barrister resumned the revision of tile lists ofb ouseholders of' the City of London. lhe list for the day consisted of the namies of personS resident in the parishl of St. Botolpil without, Bishopagote. Shortly atter the sitting; of the court, MIr. Browne wishied to make anl observation with respect ...

... ROF.IL EAST BEIRKS AGRICULTURAL A SSO CIA TI ON. MTAtDMENHtEAD, SEPIT. 30.-The seventh annual meet- ?? of the 1?oyal Elast Berks Agricultural Association, wvhlc ltht- for its patrons her Majesty and his Royal lligrh- nets Praiice At bert, wits hield here to-day. Tie ?? was established in the year 1839, for the trcotirugenivat of indtustrious labourers, and awardingi rizes hi wttricultutal ...

... SEQUESTRATIONS. September 26. MALCOLM & M'DoNALD, merchants in Dandee, Is as Comparny, and John Malcolmand AlexanderlM'Donald, met chants in Dundee, the individual partners of the said Company, as partners, and as ?? meet in the British Hotel there, 7th and 228th October, twelve o'clock. September 28. WrLISAM ARMOrln, mnas:- awni builder, Buc- cleuch Street, Glasgow-Creditors meet in the ...

... iil ?? wash 1 OPl AN EMIIGRIANT ?? ?? 'L SULFERINGS. ?? co'ti' rible attcittion has existed rergarding the t!, isb zdth and Sarah emigrant shil5 , riepnrted at Llovd's ats having been nearly ' i ti Io thtice, while oun ber outward paossige ' r with three hundred Irish emfigralits. II - .i* I..e in tllis journl!, announcingr - , ' ;Ie > r dil on the island of St. Peeter's, south i-!,d lterttrs ...

... ?? - ---I kle V.tlatc4onoalt 'iller I Curp. EDINBURGH. THURSD AY;- OCTOBER 1, 1846.: What a consummnation it would be if our commercial and manufacturing interests, now eager to enter upon the e new field of enterprise opened up by the great measures of e last session, should find all their hopes blasted by a war r with France. The thought is so terrible that they would be stunned into ...

... After the late prorogation of Parliament, Lord Campbell spent some time in sea-bathing quarters with his children at L'ortobello, previous to his rem'oval to Hartrigge Rouse, Rox- bnlrghshire. While there, the following address was presented to him To the Right lon. Lord Campbell, &e. &e. the unanimous ad- dress of the Magistrates and Town Council of the Parlia- metntary burgh of Portobello. ...

... 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 ...