... The following important document has been issued by the Poor Law Commissioners :_ Poor Law Commission Offlac, Somerset Hlouse, 20th October, 1846. SIR-I am directed by the Pour Law Commissioners to state, that in consequence of various inquiries made of them as to the construction of the late removal act, 9th and 10th Victoria, chap. 60, they have deemed it right to consult the Attorney ...

... DUBLIN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1846. I REEfflBER THE 30TH OF IAY, 18441 1 e THIE FISHERIES OF IRELAND. The Rev. Mr. Rush has communicated with the e Admiralty, asking for some assistance to found a Nautical and Fishery Institution on the western coast. r The answer of the Admiralty, which we published on yesterday, regrets its inability to comply w1h the request; but offers, as a substitute, the ...

... . I, I The Pat18 papers of Wednesday and Thursday have been received. The report was general on ?? Bouree, on Thurs day, that the northern powers had reppeotivelY returned unsatisfactory replies to to the statements addressed to them on the subject of the MoAtpensier marriage Stok was nevertheless sustained in- ho manner usual in unplea- sant circumstances. The Share Market Ivas much ag- tated ...

... - I We have received the Paris papers of Monday DY our ordinary express. A great number of rumours were current as to the part to be taken by the northern powers with respect to the Spanish questioD. A paragraph 'which appeared in A London. morning paper, to the effect that PrinOe 1etter. nioh had declared, on the part of Austria, that England w81 not justified in protesting against the ...

... .| Lieutenant. General the Earl of Cathcart is not disposed th to retain the command of the troops in North America, the lee office of Governor of the Cnardas having been given to the an Earl of Elgin The command has been offered to Liente- lo: ?? Sir James Macdonell. on Lieutenant.General Sir Benjamin D'Urban, Commander re, of the Forces in the Windward and Leeward Islands, has in appointed ...

... ?? toretmato *Ullluat l4 bUkAN, MONDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1846. in KnUdBER THE 30RT OF MAY, 1 iSW toe THE APPROACH OF FAMINE. pt Not long since the Times was merry at the expense of Irish exaggeration. There was something of dioriental hyberbolism in our lavish fears. Facts nts coming from this side of the Channel should be re- I ceived with suspicion by calm and calculating Bri- of tish minds. We ...

... MR. J. DILLON-THE ASSOCIATION, In another column we publish a letter from MN t I John Dillon on the subject of the recent dissensions in the Repeal Association. It is hardly necessary 'for us to say that from many of the opinions put forth in the letter we entirely dissent ; but Mr. Dillon having sought to address himself to the Repeal Asso- ciation, as a Repealer, through the columns of a Re- ...

... TF THE COUNTRY. A . - - Ir, le (From tire Livierhie and Cla',e Exarminer.) Ivey OnTesa ornlifg a large crowd of unemployed tad lbOn~' Tusay oblod in front of the new town hall. Their ith obj1nuert was to obtain employment, a report having gone Imy abroad that they would be immediately set towo.Abt IlI oclookt the mayor, accompanied by Mr. Ed ward Costello, hat arrived at the tow 'hall,' which ...

... MR. O'CONNELL IN FERMOY. MEETING OF LANDLORDS, CLERGY, AND RELIEF COMMITTEES. (Abridgedfroin an express (dition of the Corh Southern Reporter of Saturday.) This day one of the most important and influential meet-! ings that has ever assembled in this county took place at Fermoy, for the purpose of conferring on the present alarming state of the country, and taking such steps as might be deemed ...

... The Morning Chronicle has taken to the advocacy !h of s Fixity of Tenure with an earnestness and vigour which we trust evinces a determination to see fthat great question carried into active operation. IIndeed the ability and knowledge with which our r. cotemporary treats the question of lan'd tenure in Ire. tt land is a sufficient guarantee that the writer is resolved l' to persevere ; yet ...

... TilE LAUrv1 GALES u, 1 fS I Blennerville Bridge suffered considerafle afeltnlp5 ro-1l the violence of the late gale. Great part of the battlements were thrown down, and part of the roadway washed away. The Betty, a livhter, that had been lying near the Blen. nerville windmill was severely injured. Fvom the violence with which she was beaten against the ground, the bottom is almost knooked out ...

... PUBLIC MEETING OF THE INHABITANTS OF I ~~SANDYMOUNT. he be (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) id On Tuesday last a large and respectable meeting of the inhabitants of Merrion, Sandymount, Irishtowno, and i Ringeend, was held in the Schoolhouse, Sandynolunt, par. to suant to advertisement, for the purpose of taking into con. Irt sideration the danger and inconvenience arising from the ok present unsafe ...