... cm, v - - '14 el, gtyrtauaio Actual DITBLIN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 184b.?' REMEMBER THE, 30T.H OF BAY, 184 E UNITED STATES-THE PRESIDENT'S 'MES- SAGE. We publish elsewhere the Message delivered by the President of the United States at the opening of Congress on the 8th instant. The document, which, though lengthy enough, is not so long as the gene. rality of Messages have been, opens with a ...

... TR T ~ixTAN. Bristol, Moaday, Dec. 2c ; The following report'from Mr. Brunel- has-been ;rinted ;a for cirouletion amoqgst the prOprietorS:- TO THE DiLEC'TOJiS OF TIIE 1_ORET 3rESTEnN STEAD: 7 SNiPl COVPANY GENT1,EEN-~AGOardilg ?? request, I have, ,8asia soon as my engagements would allow of my leaving L Indon paid a visit to the Great Britain, and I now beg t 14eporl to you the state in ...

... I I (Fromn the Mayo Constitutionl.) MOIIE ]r.EAIIS FROMI STARVATION. The lang feared crisis of starvation haa arrived, Each week we have had to record the deaths of our fellow. beings, who have tallen victims to the monster, hunger. Last week we recorded nine deaths ; this week we have to add siz more to the fearful catalogue. The rapid ra- vages of hunger were frequently foreboded by us ; ...

... I4 . . . rP ,E I: ?? , A P~sWg.%r . .-4 14 jF ! . ,. El~athminas ;cm er 846. 'FEIEND8 OP IRELAND AlvD FELLOW MCOJ EY N- h lns of this nation to a doniejti¢ goiexament are genthidu 'bl 1the Whole people of Irela nd bP are, gent high iandjust men in other parts of l the~rg i ?? en the European G e30ptinent; but bting men lb all Places ?? that it woud nt h fothe interests of mankind that the ...

... .Ih .UA e*l ?? - 8, ?? vy of in, ?? nd .r. he It- nd h. ild Id he he ng se a- e.. he 011 iig ile es he )le p- a e b The weekly meeting of the guardians of this union wases held on yesterday at the board room. Alderman STAUNTON in the chair. The following guardians were present:- Capt Lindsay, P D Hardy, R OGormana, Edw Reilly, H Prick , J Do)le, I N Gibton, J Nugent, J Delany, jW T Espy, C ...