... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... ; vetu1fer. - ; EXPENSE OF A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF WATER l IN THlE HOUSES OF THE POOR. e -I LN1 THIE HOUSES OF THE POOR. of Th Ie report of the Committee of the Health of Towns Mio Im elation strongly recommends constant, in preference to inter- Ca snittent supply, showing that it ie in every respect superior, and thit the cost of the formner need not be much more than Ji o the latter. The ...

... THlE RI VER PiLA ?? Extracts of letters received from the River Plate per Narifr, arrived ott Deal:- MONTE. VIDLO, SEPT. tX. - Tho Alecto proceeda to. day or to-morrow up tile Paratila and Uruguay, to visit tbe vesreli stationed in ?? rivers; she, h;rs received orders firomn England to proeved to India. Several of the other vessels of war,viz., the 1elarmpus, Satellite, Rlaner, &c., have ...

... I N C - ESS FROM MARSEILLES. (From the Times.) ,,elved by extraordinary 'eaprese from Mar. ft bve ?? in3antiolpation of the or atd maP, norg d erap mi le' o ombay on the Ifith ult. Ia ?? the kingdom of Lahore and the new btef Ja , represenit them as.both propped up Britir h troops. In Jamnoo there are four armiesd tbet of the numerous mountain l ,iahs a r miet are-first, that of Gholab Sliugh, ...

... The Baltimore, which entered Havre on Thursday, has brought news from New York to the 4th inclusive, being four days later than that brought by the Acadia. Nothing had taken placc in the movements of the army since the capture of Tampico, and the public began to look calmly forward to the results of the war. The letters of marque sent to Havanna by the Mexican government were not unconnected ...

... 'I'llh il? l RI.YG W( CHiONJC('LE. L (I N D ON: WELNESD.AV, DECEMliBER 30, 1S40. It k som'llihat di lilrtening to those vhotaice ,nins to 1`01111 correct . ?? ot' the aetual tone itiol. o0r iociety ill Ireillad adl *t the extra(l- lhlar ctiianges now goingo1 Ivrwlvrd there, to ob- z'rqvi, till'jvfadinoess Nith which efleryaexaggerated or exeeptloia1I statenllolnt that can be pot furth is reliv ...

... TI - TT-DITOR- OF-TRE FREEMAN.- - ?? yo47thiil~n..if ~the 47tbultimo; a letter OPPears| headed a DfiAtesi if Meyo,`add sigded a Peter ard,tP.p, Pirfty . ; ! ' i The 4iiter, in his anriedy to excite sympathy for his destiitli parishrldners..([ will not seocse him of any malice ?? inesiderately Introduces my name in the folidwiog passage :_ 'When I apply to the'landlords the answer of some of ...