... The weather has been delightfully fine since our last, ant Yesterday morning we had several most refreshing and Ld seasonable showers, which extended over the whole island, A lo and will, ...

... ca1t l~nteltlae¢rre. PARLIAMENTARY REGISTRATION, 1049. a We beg to remind our readers that the period is fast t' approaching when steps must be taken for securing their d votes on the lists to be made ...

... MEETING OF THE BURGESSES OF . GREAT GEORGE WARD. r THE RIVINGTOtN P5IIKE SCHEME. e , 6 A meeting of the burgesbes of this ward was held last n [ ight at the Great George Tavern, Upper Pitt-street, to ...

... The attention of the public is earnestly invited to the following brief statements respecting the Bleer- shop Act :_-1 (G. V. Drury, Esq., magistrate, Shotorver-park, Oxo e ...

... I - HARVEST PROSPECTS-THE POTATO. We have instituted very particular inquiries in man quarters relative to the present and prospective condition of the crops. We learn that oats, particularly the early sowing present symptoms of something more than a partial failure' and is affected with a species of disease called red gumlo The other cereals, wheat and barley, nicqer promised to yield finer ...

... fOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. I , En. ?? A, r- -n,, P,- -e 4r Oot 1-d-, ] (1's071l.t ree Lf7i U176 -Up'rS o yrsci, u.j. ,lA.CE-EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. T 'llTtcsDAv.-0n Wednesday in the legislative m r, a scene of the most tumultuouas Cdaracter ensued Asc Ofliiih it may be said that nothing so violent ocenrred u dic eing the most stormy days of the constituent. The erol ...

... \ BRITANNIA BRiDGE. .1 FLQA'ING' THE GREAT TUBE TWICE INTER- *, *\ ! RUPTED BY ACCIDENT. (iFROm. OUR OWNV. co#ASE5PosDENT). Llanfair, Wedneiday, June 20. As might be expected, in the completion of so great a work as that of -moving and placing the first tube of the Britannia Bridge, some disappointmient has occurred. The original intention was, that the tuba was to. have been moved yesterday ...

... .. .. ?? ?? -- _ - A special meeting of the Town Council was convened for yesterday, in order to coxs'der a report upon the bills at pre- sent before parliament fop 4he improvement of Dublin, the amendment of the municipal act, and for the consolidation and collection of rates in the city of Dublin, and to do all neces- sary acts thereon. The hour appointel for the holding of the meeting was ...

... I HAlV1MST PROSPECTS-.TEr pOTATO. t The harvuet prospects in this neighbourhood continue requally promising, as we have reeently had the plegsure of f reporting them. On last night we had a gentlq and re- freshipg fall of railn, which will in all likelihood, prove most advan'tgeion to the grain crops. ' The. potatoea'do not as yet- texhibit any symptom of disease.-. A very flne specipsen o, di ...

... ITALY. By letters received from the French camp before Rome, dated the 17th instant, it appears that up to that period no breach had been made in the walls, but another parallel, within S0 metres,was being completed, which it was hoped, when the battery is placed in it, would effectually do the work. A sortie near the Ponte Molle was attempted on the 14th, with the intention of breaking down ...

... I The followving is the petition presented on Friday night to the House of Commons, by Mr. Masterman, from roprietors of hotels, taverns, arid victualling houses in Eoridon and its neighbourhood:- A Most humbly ?? your petitioners are proprietors and keepers of hotels, taverns, and houses licensed and used for the sale of wines and spirituous liquors, and the general accommodation of her ...

... M4ARITIME CASUALTIEB. The Margaret Walker, from Liverpool to Halifax, with losf of bowsprit, foremast, &c, was spoken May 19, in lat. 44, long. 44, by the Wandswoith, arrived in the Clyde - . The Tour d'Auvergne, of Havre, was totally lost on the coast of Patagonia, March 3, and uineof the crew and cargo lost .. . The Friends, of Bideford, from Cardiff, was. run into about 20 miles off Lundy ...