... I WAR.01'FlOO, MAY 7 ?? Light Dragoonm-Captain Richard pattleon, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Captein, vice Townley, who exchanges. lith Light Dragoons-Paymaster William Houghton, -rom 87th Foot, to be Paymeater, vice Bedford, who exchanges. 15th Light ?? Sergeant Majer George Elle, from the 4th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Miller, promoted 13th Light 3ragoons ...

... I ta~e~ ifituag&4 | REMEMBER TRE 30Th OF MAY, 1844 1 THE DEBATES-TUE POOR LAW-THE FISHERIES. t The debates in the British parliament which w copy into our columns to-day will be found to illus. -rate two very remarkable characteristics in tha assembly. The Lords occupied themselves on Friday night in undoing the work of weeks, an Lord Monteagle's pet amendment, which he now says he introduced ...

... BALLYBAY.-This fair, whijh was held on Saturday, the 1.5th lust., was numerously attended. The cattle market was well supplied, and a great dual of business in this department was transactedl. A large number of black cattle changed hands; milch cows sold briskly, but at rather reduced rates. Goad spriegerls, however, brought fair prices, selling from £7 to £15 1lls. Calves and drv cattle were ...

... I . STATE OF THE COUNTRI. (From the Derry Journal ) P DESTITUTION IN THE DIocESE OF RAPHOU.-The C Right Rev. Doctor M'Gettigan has in the course of the last three weeks viaited the several parishes in the diocese t of Raphoe, and handed to etch of the parochial relief com- mittees a sum of 51., which, with two private donations of 301. amounted to 2001., and give strict orders that relief be ...

... I The first annual geneoral meeting of the ebove institution obair was held yesterday at the committee rooms, 10, Wellingtona. to ul quay. Amongst those pre~ent ?? Grace the Most prep Rev Dr Murray, Rev Drs Yore, Aeyler, A O'Connell, D comi, Dowley, Flanagan; Rev Messrs Burke, J M'Cutsn, P Cooper, learn 3 Aylmer ; Kelly, P P ; Thomas M'Narnara, S A Farrell; id the Right Ron the Lord Mayor, ...

... FROM LEXINGTONKENTUCKY New York, 3d April. 1847. yeL GatLem~ne-We have been instructed by James B. Clay, Esq, chairman of the Relief Committee of Lexington, Ken. tucky, to invest the amount of the contributions obtained in that place and Fayette County, in suitable provisions, and transmit them to whatever portion of Ireland is in the greatest distress for the want of food. In the exercise of ...

... THIE IRISH POOR-LAW-RESCINDINIG OF LORD MIONI EAGLE'S AMEND MENT. WrY find that wye have been premature in our congratu- lations on the success of' Lord Mloutcagle's amendment, by which the new Iris]) Poor-Law, so far as its most important feature-that of extendling out-door relief to the able-bodied poor-is concerned, was deprived of its tempoerly l charaoter ; for, ?? the mootion of the ...

... SY N ( I) O1' iF 11;Y it ND OM I:. Tafwdaiy, Many IS. ?? f:,luloll llnrclilm-, 4, ft'1 S,,, of Derrl! ;1l,,l Onia:1¢1, ;l |I1 ill till' 'Il'I II l'Itu> l Rtliall (A ,1,! .rSl IIl, , tihis INVl! at tv.leC'M ,I, Wvlc ECl Nti IIlx IA %\I~ M EI ?? !rl. z;, .atlfl tile ?? l;A ?? ?? 1 'tHO o ,: .. . l:, \! , .1:( pr, pt,, r,. l ille ?? }. ?? , I ll~ ,( ;1. ?? | on':1 lu ?? \ il ' I ;tt ?? nd!z ;lo u ...

... Ohe Friday morning, at ten o'clock, Lady Georgiana Bourke-, the Ladies Emily and Harriet Ponsonlby, the lon, and Rev. Walter Ponsonby, and the Hon. G. Ponsonhy, left the Castle in their private carriages, and proceeded to the Cashel rail. xlay station, at King's-bridge, where a special train had heen iii waiting to convey thee- to Carlow, from whence the-v Li., ,-'llrd in a trictly- private ...

... ?? II r a it 6. Wdheii do Nve begin to love people ? Whenl they beginl to let, uts look into their hearts, and their hecarts arc found to he wortn IDAoo log- into. Atixicta,-If nicrixvould follow the advicew'hich theybestow gratnit oislx' on oftiers, wblat at reformation Woiuld be ?? in their chtaracter. IPii o ?? lierfidions imn at e is tlie leprosy' of the sold, hie basie of friendsiaijp, ...

... Dolllc?tif flatc1ligella. The rumiour tsat tte Post-mnster General intended, in fsiutur, to enforce the compulsory payment of letters has been con tradicted. The Royal College of Surgeons, in Ireland, his granted letters testimonial to Mr T. WV. hamilton, of Cookstown, qualifying hish to practise surgery. Onl Saturday last, a-i iron steam schooner, on the screw principle, and of excellent ...

... FOR THIr NORTHERN DISTRICT OF THE COUNTY OF ANTRIM. (ITVritten for tile News. Letter.) FROM the beginning of the past month, up to the time we write, the weather has been cold, barren, and ungenial; and, with the exception of three or four wet days, attended with boisterous gales of wind, it has been dry, with withering winds daring the day and slight frosts throughout the night. The ...