... I I RRELIND. I F LORD CLARENDON ON IRISH AFFAIRS. lhe A dinner was given by tha Lord Mayor of Dublin, on hWednesday, at which tile Lord Lieutenant, Sir W. gh Somerville, Sir B. Blakeney, &c. were present. Lord is, Clarendon's health was drank with great enthusiasmp and ns in reply to the toast, his lordship dwelt upon the policy of of the present government, and of the support which it li haed ...

... CUUHCBSB, CONSERVATOR IRS. FACTORIES, So. IN consequence of the succew the ComptnT ksvs mot with la latrodeoioc tbaMyitem late the of they have tbelr Afeat for Liverpool aad aelcbboarbood.wttb outbority to apelT ATDB FOR THB PURPOSE HBATIIVd KINOB OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATB BUILDINOtt Fompbleto. explaialaff Its prlaciale omUlalaa oamerouo may bad Oonpeay’o Oflloo. Llmo otreet Cbambero. COMPANY'S ...

... Letters from Rome state that tbe Roman Government has published circular, signed Cardinal Farretti, relative to the press. The object is sa dto that of making the censorship in the Roman States more stringent in some respects than present. The circular consists of twelve articles. The which mentions the fact, does not state of wbat tbe first eleven articles consist, but says that the twelfth ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... (FMOoe OUR PRIVATE CORSESPONDE14T.) Liverpool, Tuesday. I tl The packet ship Liverpool, Captain Biffen, arrived here cl this afternoon from New York, after a passage of only If eighteen days, having left on the 23d ultimo. She has brought 10,0001. in specie ; and by her we haye received our files of papers from New York to the date of her depar- C ture, and which was five days later than those ...

... I MR. GRTATAN-THE REV. ROBERT MULLEN. 84, Stephen'a Green, 12th Jan., 1848. Sin-Illness prevented me from noticing the remarks h you lately made at Concilliation Hall. You classified me among oppressive landlords. Let ma assure you you are in J error-this is the ordinary calumny, already refuted, and M without even a shadow of foundation. I might refer you ol to the published latter of the ...

... 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 ...

... 'NAVAL INTELLIGENOC PORTSeaOUTH, TuEsDAY-The Undine, steam-vessel, acting- master Allen commanding, in dock for refit, accidentally caught fire to-day. The damage done is trifsirig. Rear-admiral Pres- cott, superintendent, and Mr. Brown, master-attendant, went on board this afternoon to inspect the injuries. It is expected she will be undecked again next week. L WEDNESDAY.-The Government are ...

... -ALTH AND ITS PRESERVATIO.N. THRnD SERIES. TEE INFLUENCE OF THE INFLUENZA ON CONSUMPTIVE PATIENTS. Only a slight cold!-A touch of the influenza!- words lightly spoken, are but seldom supposed to denote the ornmencement of the most fearful malady to which we are liable; and yet how great shall be the fatality in 184S, amongst those who, at the close of 1S47, attributed a teasing cough, loss ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PBESTOY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1848 . ?? ?? . ?? -. ?? ?? ~ ?? ?? ' : THE LATE EPISCOPAL ELECTIONS4 ]- ;- The favourite sport of the n6w year, now that ill. grouse shooting is out of season, appears to be bishop let huntinr The Bishops of London, Exeter, Oxford, H |ereford, and Manchester, all seem to be considered on excellent game, both for old approved shots and for amateurs. ...