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... GEMIS FROM THE: IRISH HUE AND CRY. '-IHThet Ilue anti Crir hag run rnet for the last month. o~ rer ire th e latest 1gems. !ions,, .,Jaj,%iesAhern, of Kilronel, courty Cork, lost three 'e i ewe, th right sides ins good coirditioss I d,,i macira Onoljo, of thc samne county, lost a yellow nor, cowwih black stripes on the horns I ehi, Thle Rev. A. Erenssos, of West Carberry, lost Il ...
... I~f TigE AMOUNT OF OUR EXPORTSA THE LIMIT OF TAXATION? There is certainly a remarkable coincidence bletween the ross amount of the commodities which wre send abroad and the gross amount of money which we annually pay into the Exchequer. Each may be stated, in round numbers, at sixty e millions. Whether any latent relation subsists between them that requires collision only to maken lthe ...
... . ARBOUR OF ABERDEEN. I. . . -il FROMe the Abstract Statemen fteRvnu n xs-f ture of the Harbour of Aberden, ofro the R October and 7 . ~~~~~~~~de :r.ft 30th September 11148 recently- isue by lth OcobrIma~ wetleat tat thle' tetal amount of Ilienn recivS~edu The Orsinnry Expenditure for the Same£28 5 9j tine was *;; . ' 0, f ,., ,. 17,976 5 , Leavinga Balace ~ 5~72~ 0o The OutatndugA rrears at ...
... WEDNESDAY, January 24, 1849. We have been favoured by a Correspondent with the following literal copy of a letter received from Laurence He* worth, Esq., M.P., for the borough of Derby, in answer to an application for subscription to the funds of the Young Men's Society. To comment upon the inflated vanity which could prompt the transmission of three tracts, written by himself, iii lieu ...
... The second 'meeting of the Academy during the, present year took place last night. The Rev. Hu^xroHRY LLOYD D.D., President, in the chair. There was a numerous attendance of members and visitors. Among those present wer_ -Thomas Andrews, M.D.; A. Armstrong; John Anster, LL.D. ; Robert Ball; Charles Benson, M.D.; Thomas Bergin;- Henry C: Beauchamp, M.D.; Sir Williamn Betham, Charles Baurnes, ...
... -(From tle Limerick and Clare Exaniner.) BALLYLONGFORD.-Ballylongford is four miles to the west of Tarbert. It belongs to Mr. Blacker and Major Crosby.- As you enter the streets you are immediately struck with the wretched appearance of some of the houses; many of which are tottering to decay. Here and there you are sure to meet with groups of skeletons without food or raiment, whose forlorn ...
... TO TIIE EDITOlt OF THE PRINCIPALITY. lIa. EDITOR,—Having made a slight error in my letter in- serted in your journal of last week in reference to Messrs. Grierson and Clinton, permit me to correct it. I unintention- ally stated that Mr. G. personally called on Mr. C., which is not correct however, that is a matter of little importance (called, or not called,) in comparison to the main point of ...
... N, onCE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That an AD. 1. JOL UN.MEN f of the Epiphany General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, for the said County, for the Trial of Prisoners committed and held to bail on charge of Felony and Misdemeanour, will be holden at the TOWN- HALL, in the Town of CARDIFF, in and for the said County, on WEDNESDAY, the Twenty-Hrst day ofFBBttL- ARY next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, ...
... THE OVERLAND MAIL. RETREAT OF SHERE SINGH. A summary of the following appeared in the larger portion of our impression of Saturday: We have advices and papers from India-from Cal- cutta to the 8th of December, and Bombay to the 18th December. Our accounts by the last mail left our forces before Mooltan still inactive, but the concentration of a large force under Lord Gough was known. The ...
... ifte of Mogtt, A- 1 -vA 1 im t. At - . ., ur;. SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 18g9. ide NEWPORT. The next County Court will be held at Newport on Wednesday next, the 31st of January, by C. J. Gale 8s. Esq., at ten o'clock in the forenoon. It tO important to ey, suitors to know that the Judge hao determined to strike out all causes where the plaintiff or his attorney does not appear on the case being ...
... NE' I' ZEA LA.1N', Eel, Mnjc-ety's ship Dido, 20 gmne. Captaiin ',aaix well arriel a Po'tstt~:th e!cterdlay, frucm thle ,above ciolony, it Ill diavs, th!in ucst extraordinarv passage on r'e'ot-d, bruigitig aiuvicus to the 4th1 of IN10oniber. The colony was in a ?? condition, and civilization was widely spreadinge i:to the interone,, w'it cht is evi idinced by Itinty of' tlie chiefs. wishinig ...
... prly]C-TION TO (AGRI, CUL TURE. jAkN. 2u-The fifthi annual mecetinlg of the ;,itvfor thle protection If Agriculture zandT Britishi o hed atthesucjtveroollis vesterdav afternoton. ~ ltchtn'ndpre idct of thle society, took the unon thepartes culieti tilting thle tuiecting, numeousY atened be the leading agtricul. 'i'ountv, were thu Earl of M\larch, ALI It 1. II luloal, s E. (. lia, J. sq.,Es,W i ...