... vi3toIto. SATURDAY, OCTOnRER 30, 1847. TuE Town-Council held a special general meeting on bi Mionday last, for the purpose of further considering and a determining upon the report of the committee appointed o to confer with the Piree-Port Association, and which re- port, our readers are aware, recommended the purchase IT by the city of the Dock Property-the reduction of ton- N1 nage-dues on ...

... | 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, ...

... 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 ...

... A CONVICTION AGAINST THlE SPIRIT OF LAW AND RELIGION. TO TMtE EDITOR OF TIE EXAMINER. Srn,-Louisa Tillett, a poor girl, twelve years old, a pupil of the National School at Bungay, committed the heinous crime of taking homo a small prayer-boolk that had been issued to her for her use in school only; andwhich contained awritten caution, that it was not to be recoved thence. This written notice, ...

... PKEP INTO A WELSH IRON VALI.F.Y. Let us look nearer at the village. Let us peep a little into that double row of houses, just beneath us. What huts these houses are How iriegularly built I Doors that enfoice the decorum of II. salllam, lIot without record ol the lesson remaining on the hat of him who is rude enough lo euter coveied. in- dows a foot or so sqmie one-hail of many of them not ...

... TUESDAY, OCTOOBER 9, 1847. SWVIIZERLAND.-Thet last accounts from Swiazar- vvc laud appear to leave noliope that a fierce civiliwar can sit be averted in tritat cOunitry. The following commlent of' re the Times on the origin of' thle present state offiffatirs is tic instructive: ;-'Thiemoderate(C~inservatives, as long-as I they retained power in the Protestant canttons, under. tet stood and ...

... RIASOYNS FOR ASSEMBLING PARLIAMENT I } ~~IN NOVEMBER. IN NOVEMBER. (From /toe Mornin~g Chronicle.) M 'The momilentous step taken by the Govern- men rient on Alonday last will dbviously have one inp very important incidental consequence, which hors has, no doubt, already begun to occupy.,the at- as Ur Lttention of Ministers. An immediate meeting of Ti ~sParliament is, we take for granted, ...

... PI AtRsNDEL AND BssAMBsaRss-11 the course of the even- at in~, after the annual plonglaisg match of this Society, Se had thre Chairman (Sir C.,Burrell) said that, as far' as his or seed I i judgment went, if hie dreserved the thanks of Lis neigh- na .,ere boors, it was for trying oxperinsents, and always telling W ,Ion tsent, as nearly as he couldl, the truth, le had no no- te jis tion of ...

... The supposed motive of the arrest of the bass singer at the Circo will have been sufficient to show the importance which this fact must assume under more than one paint of view. The progresista papers,-in considering this subject, have only looked at the matter on one side, affecting the liberty of the subject. Certainly that is important, the more as there is no reason to suppose that such ...

... ! At the meeting on Sunday week, at Cartwright's l' Coffee-house, D.'Di ain in the chair, a letter was I read from Mr Segrave of Barnsley, announeing that I forty-three Irihenin in Yorkshire, had declared in y favour of tho Democratic Confederates. The follow- ii ing resolution was adopted.- r; 'That Mr Segrave and the Irishmen of Bes-nley, who a] have so nobly come forward to sympathies with ...

... Sam Thre annual soir~e of the Institution for the Diffusion the of Knowledge was huld on Monday evening last, in the ax Exchernge Rooms, the wholo suite of which were~ available shot for the party. The roams, which have beeni lately paint- pro ed, looked well, and one great improvement'was in the fr walls being entirely clear from the parinted, rags which Pre., have generally disfigured them, ...

... CHEPSTOW. CHEPSTOW FARMERS' CLUB.—The annual ploughing match took place on Tuesday last, on the farm of Mr. J, Matthews, Portescuet. The work was accomplished in a most satisfac- tory manner; and Mr. Matthews displayed bis liberality on the*occasion, by regaling his friends and the candidates with good and substantial viands. The members a'ierwards dined together at the George Inn. The dinner ...