... I MIE_ __ (Ab'ridg t 'e t if d p Purauant to a l e d w . ep-. 9ora and otber Attl-iia ? Xj poiented to be be] 1st of er- *t ,iitat on that etisti thro tat -n to devi e means for rescuigm d4raction. -, ! I- I op t fro | h Te Earl of Mountcashel presidaed, nd ?? a time w hep it wae indispenshble that all classes should unite to-. gethler for the '9od Of'the country, he wan happy to refer- to the ...

... - - APPALLING STATE OF BANTRY. . | Th' Cdrfi Souihern Reporter of Thareday publishes the following picture, no les terrible than authentic, of the condition of Bantry. The coimaunfoation is from a cor- respondent of that journal :- BANTrY, JAN. 5.--It is my painful duty to inform you of six inquests held here this day, before Samuel Hutchins and Richard White, Esqre., magistrates for the ...

... - The Paris journals of Friday, and such of them as were published on Saturday, have reached us. The former con- taiD Do political news, being chiefly occupied with specula- tions on the probable events of the approaching session.- The Presse continues to recommend to the government of France to pocket the violation of the treaty of 1815, in re- gard to Cracow. and form an alliance with Russia ...

... - it ?,alrll IjBlIN, THURSDAY. JANUARY 7, I846. REMEMBER THE 30TH OF RAY, 1844! THE IRISH GENTRY- AN IRISH PARTY. Through the kindness of a member of the Irish re- presentative body we are enabled to place before our readers a series of resolutions-let us say rather a document-of deeper moment, and foreshadowing a brighter future than any which has, within our me- mnory, emanated from a body ...

... DISTILLATION FROM GRA N-MElhNG IN THE MUSIC HALL. . I . . . . ?? ?? . ?? Pursuant to requisiticn,,o numerous and respectable meet. Ing was yesterday held jathe Musio Hall, Abbey-st., for the purpose of mnemorialling thse government to prevent the use of corn in distillation and brewing at the present period; and also to call on the. government and legislature forthwith to introduce such ...

... The Paris papers of Tuesday convey the important an. nouncement of the dissolution of the Isturitz ministry. It appears that on the worniog of the 21st instant Senor Castro y Orozco had been named President of the Chamber of Deputies by Ill votes to 93, which latter were given to Senor Bravo Miurillo. This result induced Senor Isto. ritz and his friends to resign their portfolios into the ...

... On Sunday last the vessels employed on the coast of Ire- land were thus ordered and distributed:- The Avenger, steam frigate, Commander Potbury, at Cork ordered to take on board 30 tonsof meal for Ballina. The Geyser, steam sloop, Commander Brown, at Cork, ordered to Castlebar, Dingle, and Cahirciveen, to fill up the depots there with the barleymoal she had on board, and then to return to Cork ...

... I RistH SOUTMEASTERNR iLWAY. in I The first general meeting of proprietors in the Irish serv Sonth.Eastern Rtailway Company was held yesterday, at 9,. thee Kildare-street, to elect directors and auditors, and to T transact the ordinary business of the company. Nv Mr. W. COLLETT in the chair. rest The formal business of affixing the seal of the company 'IT to the names of the registered ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT SO- I! CIETY OF IRELAND. i vied ttfJL. JLai WEEKLY MSEETING OF THE COUNCIL. Thursday, January 28, 1847. The Honourable CHARLES JAMES TRENca in the chair. In reference to the question of thorough draining gene. rally, a communication was read from Mr. Roper to the effect, that the time was come for taking. into the serious consideration of the council the ...

... 4.4i:- - ?? 1, tl I libe 1? 4 .1- - ' ?? I . I I lDlJBLIN, TUESDAY, JANUARY19,.1847,_| REMEMBER THE 30TE or S. i 1. I LORD LINCOLN-THE CATHOLIC CLERGY. R The public declaratiosof aip ap-who bas held 'the position (and may again) of Britishl ministerare a never totallfdievoid of interest to thiis country bu wheID to this claim upon. our attention is.added i t circumstance that the scene of ...

... r. ; . I ,. I _ - ._ THE NEW THRONKE FOR THE HOUSE OF> Oi . - . ?? ?? ?? Lords-i.Commissioners, and' theother distinguished I individualswbhoihae,!tbet.onerouu3 ?? ot superiatending de the construction, embellishments, and appointments of the hbe ?? of' Parliament; actuated.by a proper eplrit of t 4 fiberdlity, resolved, that, a nefw ,trone oor,'her' ,gt dy -Graoious Majesty, a regal ohair ...

... TO THE CENTR;1AL .RELIBFCOMMIT'E'h FOB. I ALL IRELAND. ,'i3 I 1 MYr LotIs ANib Gl srsubirN- My'fatherandrlhavingi 1o0 been at all times since ourttirrt aznnnexion with basiness, ?? art 1tively engaged in'endeavburidg to' promote the' {eproductivae his labour of the country through the rnans of giviog our best Dr 'encouragement to the 'woollen, ailk; and' velvet manufac- S0 tures of Ireland, in ...