... INAUGURATION OP TME NEW LORD MATO0. The ceremony of inducting the new Lord Mayor into offlo took place on Saturday with the usual fermnalities. The several members of the corporation, dressed in their robes of office, began to arrive at the Mansion-house at eleven o'clock. At twelve o'clock, Jeremiah Dunne, Ecq. (the Lord Mayor elect), arrived in his private carriage, accompanied by W. ...

... a , . I -limit-lial lt?' I DUBLIN, MONDAY, JAN4UBARY, 1848. 6THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS`LORD MINTO. th The English pilgrim-Lord' Minto-has arrived de at :the. Tomb of the Apostles. The latest accounts of Ir his lordship's s progress give us some insight into .the, pious object of'his journey. The fair promises in which the T Times wreathed the pilgrim's departure di fromt Englaud are now ...

... ABERGAVENNY RAIL W A YS. To the Editor of the Mo'wamthx'tire Merlin. Siu, — hi »09wer to your correspondent, 6.D., I beg to say, that rnv reasons (or putting befoir the pu'ilu through the medium of your vitluab'e journal, ihe position in which we are placed heie, as to the railway Hccopjrnodalion thit vve were promised, and of which we Siand so much in need, together with the little likeli- ...

... CARDIFF COUNTY COURT, MONDAY, DEC. 20. AVM. JACOB V. J. B. STCCKDALE. Mr. T. G. Phil I potts appeared lor the plaintiff, and Mr. Thomas Evans for the defendant. Mr. Phillpotts, addressing his Honour, said This was an action brouofit by the plaintif fto tecover ihe sum of 19s. 6d. The defendant was a police officer of this town. Some lime pievious to the lastquarler sessions the plaiutiff' was ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. NEWPORT TOWN HALL.—MONDAY, JAW. 17. Magistrates present—William Jenkins, mayor, and Thomas Hughes, Esqrs. Mary Sullivan, a wretched-looking Irish woman, with a pale infant in her arms, was committed to take her trial for stealing coal, the property of Messrs. Allfrey. STEALING A PAIR OF SPECTACLES. Purnell James, a grey-haired old man, who has acquired some celebrity in ...

... FRANCE.—A letter from Paris dated 5 o'clock in th, afternoon of Monday, states, that the contradiction given in the Debals of this day to the report that th King was so seriouslj' ill h.\8 naturally occasioned an im provement in stock and shares on the Bourse. The lis of prices was not, however, to an extent to arsrue the re- establishment of public confidence and this hesitation was ...

... Irf common with a large majority of the thinking people of Great Britain, we have been forcibly struck with the perilous position of our extensive and most important West India Colonies, the impending ruin of which hitherto paramount source of our national strength must command the earliest attention of the British Parliament. 1 he probable, not to say, certain effect on the Slave Trade, and ...

... NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. OUR RBADERS AND SUBSCRIBERS. — We should feel obliged to such of our friends and readers as will send U3 information of matters of local and general interest —meetings and incidents occurring in their respective neighbourhoods. The obligation would be enhanced by the information being authenticated by the name and address of the correspondent. We cannot undertake to ...

... (Continued from our fourth page.) The Rev. Fred. F. Ed warden, of Gilefton Manor, took the oaths on his Institution to the Rectory of Gileston. TRIALS OF PRISONERS. SWANSEA. — Elizabeth Rtpt^y, (wife of George), was charged with having stolen a loaf of bread, the property of Mr. John Stapleton. Verdict-Not Guilty. Mr. Hewson conducted the prosecution attorney, Mr. Tripp. Mr. Grove defended the ...

... I THE ANTI-STATE-CHURCHE IO-;rPMENT. I yiunr TatE TouR iN EssEX. rieso AkErEING AT COGGEsHALL.-Discussic.W WITH A adu CLERGYMIAN. afect 1(From a Cori-espondent.J neithi C&GC-ESIIALL. Wlednesday.-The association held a drivit most spirited ,and interesting meeting here last evenirg, Parli, in thie large schoof-roorn, which was crowded from the road coninencerlnent, while such was the interest ...

... COflRESPOWEmcB. To the Editor of the Ipswie4 Joucrnal. Stu,-In reply to a letter in your last week's Journal aine TConmon Sense, I beg leave to state that it 'wt141 be more consistent with truth and common sense not to seud a mandate to a Dean and Chapter to select a fit and proper person for a Bishop, withiout power ofJselection, and to call upon persons to object, without power to hear ...

... T .,U :x ! - 'iS AN ' D - M , -THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO: By. th arrlal of the New ~Yorpicket JLvirpool, Mes$ of Ne-O 'eork papers to thei 23rd- ult. iuclusive,: have been reeIved.' The Ijiverpool bus brough; QO1OKip soereigns The papers spntain later .ew8$:ron: Mexico of an, inter- .estfng and, if tra,of ab impor~lepsnatnre& for the details of ?? we 'refer to the ktvacti.qive ?? CougseW ...