... a tnre part COMMIMTTAL OF' A BANK ~MANAGER ON A CHARGE OF EMIIEZZLEOIENT,The Hants 171depolidetat says there hats XD. been much excitement in Christchurcit for some days past, in Ofal consequence of various rumours affecting the character of the rthe manager of thle branch of the Wilts and Dorset Banking vik ls Company in this town. All doubts as to the truth of these rone rumours have new ...

... (From Newton and Son's list.) Charles of Skinner-street, Snow-hill, London, rincographer and engraver, for improvements in railway car. riages, and in the buffers and other ...

... Suspension of the Union Bank, Newcastle.—We have to record the stoppage of the Newcastle, Shields, and Sunde laiid Union Joint Stock Banking Company. The disastrous event occurred ...

... love darkne.«s rather than light, because their deeds are evil, and because it affo ...

... Cons about Paper.—Our friend, The Man in the Moon, (we are proud to acknowledge him a friend this month, for he comes unaccompanied Mr. Straggles,) gives a series of ...

... This important annual fair commenced on Saturday._ There was never known so many sheep offered f9r sale as upoa this occasion, the numbers penned being computed at 200, 000. Business began in the morning at an early hour, at the following prices:-Wethers, 40s. to 55s. ; eawes, 25s. to 38s. ; and lambs, 24s. to 30s. The stock exhi- bited, although numerous, were not so good as on former ...

... zif t Ptumatf 5,? *1411al I DUBLIN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1847. THE NATIONAL COUNCIL-THE DEFAULTERS. The day is at length fixed for the convention of the representatives of Ireland. The Irish judges will open the courts of law on the same day that the Irish members will open their melancholy sessions to deli- berate de rebus ardais Regni. The second of No. vember suggests many reflections which ...

... i THE SISTERS OF CHARITY IN THE CITY OF 0 I aDERRY. It must be peculiarly gratifying to all who are interested in the cause of humanity to learn that the Right Rev. Dr. Maginn is about establishing a nunnery for the Sisters of Charity in the citadel of the far north, the ancient City of Derry. This gifted prelate deems no personal sacrifice too much to be made in promotion of this pre ...

... ffI LETTER II. TO THE EDITOR9 OF THE PROVINCIAL PRESS. GENTLEMEN-The National Council, which would have met earlier had the Country so willed it, now stands fixed for the 2d of November, before which date the tar- diest constituency can express its opinions. To preserve LIrE, PROPERTY, SOCIETY, is the problem before us., To save life by providing the people with food, or means to purchase ?? ...

... O'CO14NELL MONUMENT. .II I.o 10 De RIs in va it Oa fal fal fa Is )ID to, irc II Ju teg bf 14 it iti 5' c In another column will be found a remarkably elc- fo quent and argumentative address of 1he Committee of the O'Connill Monument to the people of Ireland. d The object of it is to the effect that a simultaneous ar collection be made in all the parishes of Ireland on Sunday, the 14:h of next ...

... | DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE-YE8BTEDAV. IA -J_ __ -_ ?? - I We bad a moderate supply and a fair demand at oar corn markettoday; prices of Tuesday were generally supported, and in some oases the best qualities of Oats and of white wheat obtained a small advance. Indlan corn i perqr. dearer. Whwheat 0Bs Od tooa Od Ditto new, 103 6d to 13s Od Ditto new, 26s Od to 3la 6d Oatmeal, 148 Od to 15s ad Red, ...

... ANOTrER PFRVfRST0N.-NO- GO.-Mr. W.T. Gordon, undergraduate of Christchurch, Oxford. Mr. Gordon is brother of the Rev. J. Gordon, late curate to the Rev. W. Dodswortb, ot St. Pancras, London. Mr. Gordon entered the University in 1846.-Chtreh and State Gazette. FORTIFICATIONS OF THE SOUTHERN COAST.-It is reported, that in consequence of a determination of Government to put the whole line of the ...