... We have received numerous communications complaining of the neglected state of the streets, and requesting us to call the attention of the government to the total inefficiency of i the Paving Board. The neglected and filthy condition of the streets cannot be denied, even by the Paving Board, and we are at a loss to know what defence that body can make to the charges of incompetence, ...

... DUBLIN, Dioc. -2,. IL V Filomt OUR C0RtAE8PO'\ DE-''T.1 NON-('tU'TIATTON OF THEl' LAND. - 1`1he followtino- mlemlorial to the -od-Letnn Was adopted at 'tile melfetingo of' thr' relief Comtti1ittee for thi upper hialf'-barony of LevIIN, coun1ty F io, on he 9thititant, ait the sugge'stion of' thle V'rv R1ev, the D~ean of Achonry, chairinati, In this doi- Y c('it en t a very alarinhiiig t'epro ...

... tion, i - ?? i DERBY MERCURY. WVEDNESDAY, D1ECEMBER 30, 1846. IGH H: .iH: It will be seen by an advertisement in our present - number, that the Annual General MAeeting of the 1 c *. n - a- - .- - . . . .. South Derbyshire Agricultural Protection Society s will be held in Derby, on Friday, the 8th January; and, as we are given to understand that the subject of c the repeal or non-repeal of ...

... dFGrTdgft Irtfutgetle. DPaie has been coibsiderably excited. this weekl~y a rumour that- o, Russia intends to complete the poliationl of -Poland. and that o01 Poland is about to be called New Russia, and iijcotpbF'hted uwith the empire of Russia. This a'eport etanatas fromi the Geflhis- VW papers. aind, whether well or ill founded. seemst iie t attention with th* recent violation of the ...

... T1he LONDON G3AZETTE o TUESDAY , Dec.Q m. 1 - DOWNXIXUG.PfIHrT, Drt. . Tue Queen baad been pleased to appoint George Grey, Eaq., to be Governior-in-Chief of and over the islands; of' New Zealatnd, aind Governor and ('omwander-in-Cliief Iin an l over each of the two separate provinces of New Ulster and New Muneter. Tier Malesty line further been pleased to appoinit Edward Johii E'yr~, Esq., ta ...

... Tho arrivals from A1gier8 are now very frequent.' We ii have received a further supply of Journals to the t0th in- elusively, but, like those which have reached us lby the two F precediilg mails, their contents are not of importance. The S lfonifeer Alqirctin, however, spenhks of the slhte of the - colony generally as tranquil, and of the situation of Abi- ?? as despernte. At the date of the ...

... et ra WOOLWiCII, DEc. 29.-The public generally are cog- nisant of the fact that the present practice range of the t, Royal Artillery in the Pluistead marshes is totally in- adequate to the wants of the service. (wing to te ;reat I- increase of steam navigation on the river, the Jiffi- i- culty of ensuring a clear range fo.e from danger has been vastly increased, and during the last of two ...

... POtiTe OCUT11, Dix_ W). Orders have been sent down to hnsten the Rlhdadianthug transport steamer us much as possible. XWhen loaded with Indian meal site is to proceed to Cli rdeu, county Galway, and discharge one-half there ; with the other she is to go to a port il the coulnty Mayo. The crew of the Osprey, now that they have been fully acquitttd ofidl bil us' attending gher wrech, wtll be ...

... - I Beltna ChistasEve, 1846. `MY~ LORD-Within the two ?? months I have. travelled .athousand minles through 'the 'south' and'wesot df Ireland; I have therefore seen much of the deatitction: Of ?? Pie. It is not, however,' my intetixton, tot occupy Youii lordship's time by relating the ninxny scenes of mieery and .starvation I havewitnessed', but in the most earinestmranner M I astI claim, ...

... Iprlicv Ior a wusltle, , THE PRESIDENT OF AMERICA-THE MESSAGE.. I! T~fvp~tpnnr, ?? N,;,hf 3LU11( th LLVcER'OOr., Saturday Night. so1me to Tire wind having kept in the N E for suome days past, it is ham, mA. not very probable that the American Presidcnt's Message can in fs tte arriveby either of thie ailing paclkcts. The steamn-ship Ca-le- Isipe. an donla will be 13 days out on Wednesday next, ...

... THE IRISH FAMINE-CONTEMPLATED PUBLIC MEETING IN LIVERPOOL. LOvEmiPOOL. DXCEABEa 26.-Liverpool has been hardly pressed upon this season, in consequence of such vast num bers of destitute Irish having been landed here, and then thrown immediately on the town for support. The vari- ous steamers arriving nil bring numbers of paupers, and it is certainly astonishing where or how they obtained the ...

... POPULAR EDUCATION in the COUNTY I 7OF DE TON. I ?? To TIHE EDITOR OF TIM MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I am aware that it is a somewhat formidable thing n for a man to have anything to say, at the present time, ol a the education of the people; for he can hardly do so with- out being supposed to commit himself one way or the other, u and perhaps even to be entering thi lists of party rontlict. st ...