... i CORRESPONDVCM-INDUSTRIAL SCHOOt-S. Nso. I. ',r ROBERT SMITH, Advocate, to W;LAsaWAvSON, Ecu Aberdeen, 7th~ec:, l846.l William Watson, Esq. -DEAR Ssr-I n terms of your wish, I have novsseen Mir3aaekin- tosh on the subject of the pro sosed sermnod by him, for the Girls' School of Industry. He will be happy to preach on Christmas day, say at lidf.past 11, or on any otherday whiehthe Committee ...

... The following very important information upon the subject of the potato disease in Poland has been received by Government from the British Coniul at Warsaw, and we hasten to lay it 'be- fore our readers. Warsaw,'October`6, I846. My LOiB.-In a Report on the result of this year's har-est in Poland,'vhich I had the honour to forward to your Lordship with my letter, Consular, No. 25 of the 26th ...

... I I - - - . - The following is the letter alluded to in the Treasury IMinute of the 1st of December; addressed to Colonel Jones by the Right Hon. R. More O'Ferralli-M.P. Dublin, 9thNovember, 1846. SIR-I address you, as first Commlisioner of Public Works, on a subject relating to the reproduotive 'employ- ment of the labouring classes, although the decision of the question' with which X shall ...

... X ,LABOUR E'B:'AT- ?? 1. ?? Tlie following additional ?? ?? holding rf extreordinary presentment sessions, appeared in ?? of last night:- tl Barony of Upper Orier, at Ballybot, on Friday, the fth day of January 1847. . CLARE.' r Barony of Corcomroe, at Ennistymon, on Monday, the v 11th day of January 1847. Barony of Ibricane, at Miltown Malbay, on Wednesday, t the 13th! day of January 1847. s ...

... SPAIN'. ?? now rcgaided as at settle'd tii' sfca ',cnidt'sid its Heti led (It his Iace, that th'e o.trssI1 hol3 together ti~l liie Cortes mfeet, f ~r'ts iil the elcticins have bi en c'viued, and thle creghj of lir'lics shsten, by thle ?? of thle - 1,Jl and other officersi of the Cong-ress, The respite ~~tiwill be employed in trying to patch up thle rdfabric, and forminht sucth iS iiew ...

... Panorama, Lficester-square.—Mr. ia practical of time aad space. During a half-boor's visit to his three panoramas, now view, you cin make your-clf acquainted with the Field of Stbraon, its landscape and its combatants; with Constantinople, its bluest of blue waters, and its noble scenery for miles around, both the European and the Asiatic side ; and with immortal Athens. The picture of the ...

... DUBLIN, Decembbb 28. The committee of landed proprietors resumes its litting* to-morrow. A heavy task and a still more heavy responsibility theirs, and it is to be hoped their serious function* will discharged with temper and intelligence—with proper understanding of the grave evils they are called upon to assist in removing, well as of the practical remedies necessary to restore a fast ...

... Zil t 11021j114 .I DUBLIN, WEpNESDAY, DECEMBSR 'SO; 1846. REMENBER. THE &0TH Of SAY, 18441 . .= I . FRESH.REMEDIES .OIL THE FAMINE. While England is terrified, Ireland is starving, and the civilised world, out of England, sympathises with the sufferinigs of our dying people. A snug bar- rister in Lincoln's'Inn comes forth with a very novel mode, of alleviation. The lucubrations of this re. ...

... 4 - I WELAND. I The- Marquis of Conynghamu has witten to the Times, to state, that his Irish estates are heavily encumbered, and that i it is to- tally out of his power to make the outlay required for the im- procement of the property, havina no command whatever of ca- pital. This is not a rare case, No less than )200 notices have been lodged in the Four Courts to foreclose mortgages on ...

... A 3ODERN ROMANCE OF THE CONFESSIONAL. It Th 11.t CM.-1- - I . . . - o ~f er IM ?? s The following paragragh appeared in the Derry ,t porthr of Friday last, NOT written by the Editor of that paper - A story which is going the round of the papers, entitled 't A Modlern Romance of the Confessional, and which was first published in the Ureester Herald, IIAS 11ER FPOuND To BE A ruRE FICTION. TIIE ...

... I Err ADID NOVA I I Lieut.-Colonel Carruthers succeeds to the command of the 2d or Queen's. Brevet-Major Lloydto the Majority, and Lieutenant Tonge to the company. The 47th, 04th, 59th, and Sad, are named for additional batta- lions. The M1orning Chronicle states that the Government intend to increase the strength of the Rtoyal Marines to the extent of 1500 men. StxrY-Finer REGIlwsNr.-On the ...

... ABERDEEN LODGE OF FREEMASONS, 184G-47. AlevandepRi TT-dn P..n P P - Pv D A M fldUl I Y i` , n tJ1. or rerslev. A. rv.JVI Alexander John K~irdoch, Esq. of Park, D.. Alexanier Alartin, Esq., Merchant, S. [I. Alexander Gordon, Esq., Advoate, J. W. John Sheed. Esq., Merchant, Serretary. Leslie Cruickshank, Esq., Mlerchant, Treasurer. The Rev. Simon Macintosh, Chaplain. Cbarles Winchester, Advocate ...