... ?iffrata Irteltligdq et. FUTNERAL OPi TiHE REV. Dis. I ?? remains of Thlis Mu10r-irrmeatcs gentlemfian were inferred on 8,tur- Irt day mnorrrit,~ lias, Ii t ho hurying ground of W~allatey P; ,church. The mourrnful calvalcadel lef.t tho resbidelce of, 6C the deceasvd at ?? nline, eomporiliina, bet3ides tiler -family of thedr-ecd the foloig irgyme vd 4ither gentleuini :--T he Rev. J. To~bin, ...

... ark M ALtibCZr43tT terturp. SALUS POPULI LHX SUPREBAA. TUBSDA ?? NO VEMBL R 27, 1849. THE IRISHI ALLIANCE. (Loi The attempt of 'Mr. Charles Gavan Duffy to rally At te Young Icelanders has proved as miserable a u failure as M-r. John O'Connell's essay to resuscitate Iha the 0;dI Ireland party. The Irish Alliance-the ltt, spawn of' the !National Conference-will be a h Vox et praalereoal/ ...

... XISIELLANEOU.S.' I HONOUR To SiAKxsPEnE-N-o fewer than five haodred cdseti of Shakepere's bust, taken from the monumental bust at Strat- ford-on- Avon, were lately shipped at Liverpool for New York. BIUAREAN.- Lord I said Mrs. Partingtbo, what monster them cotton-factora must be. I'm told one oa emo h aas many as a hundred Iiangt r CLOSE SHAVING.-The Nadionale, of Florence, quotes a letter ...

... that Colour-Serjeant John Chisholm, sou of Serjeant Chisholm, of this town, has been appointed Quarter Master the Regiment, now serving in Ceylon. Royal College of Surgeons of England.—Dr. j Nuttall, late pupil of Messrs. Lomas, surgeons, Belper, ; was admitted a member Friday, Nov. I>. Derby Young Men's Christian Association. —In ! our last week's paper we mentioned that, the evening ! ...

... According to annual custom on the 9th of November, the new Lord Mayor (Alderman Farncomb), accompa- nied by a numerous and splendid procession, left the Guildhall shortly after eleven on Friday morning, for the purpose of taking water at London Bridge,passing through Gresbam-street, Basinghall-street, Fore-street,Moorgate- street, Princes-street, Cornhill, Gracechurch-street, King William ...

... THE ERA. COUNTRY EDITION. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1849. The political events of France more resemble a moving panorama than aught else. Two monarchies overthrown-a Government embodying the prin- ciples of the wildest Democrary-a Government of the sword-and then a Government based on the prestige of a name, have been the tableaux already presented. The question is, what is the coming scene ? Are ...

... I|- - firm One of the crowd, of people evicted by Col. Wyndbam at iern-' Clondegad, has already periehed., An inquest has been held on ear). the body, apd the verdict of the jury was, that the deccased, wish Michael Boyle, -died on the 3d inst., of. cold eind. destitution. lear This is the Arst victim~; how. many. more are to follow, God alone can know.--Limerick, and Clare Ecraniner. Lines ...

... 'TfE EmsfO` ,F'RUA G OF isthe A meeting of ':Att~roT ~hlgi~~tecuoyArmagh'! qusarter sessions bar, was held on ued, iiie'irt-ouse, rt of Armagh, for the Puzpcie, as,' th u9 oev'hq s iedth reustion calling the niee~tinig, giated`-', of takn nocn bee sideaion ifany, aid'what stop, Sho~uld'bej taketo ~hl .0 o their rightsa and pirivileges, and to explress their snimns witl regard Ito the ...

... ?? v . i. sTHE. BRITANNIA BRIDGE . I ?? . ., I ?? -, ?? . A; -MENAIt STRAIrs,' FDAy -Aism6oN.-Psaiticulars of the.fatal accident thatooeeurred'.in cone'xiow, with 'the' stu- pandous works now being carriedout.::wiith..hieBitannia. ?? reached'uas from ?? has v Asited the spot. The accident, by-wheich one pss,.'lethis'eq and .others 'were injured,. occurre~d during 'the process ona Tuesday ?? ...

... BANKING ACM OD~:JIO N DUBLTN-PRO- , GRESS oFrINDUSTRY. [N SOTLAND.' 0: Wez hav'e received from an eminent merciant in s the city the following moat sugm-iestive letter. We ihaye long'felt that the banking accommodation n afforded to thc citizens of Dublin ,Was totally 'iade 'quate, and-that while it continued so no great it- f dustrial tide could' set'in. 'The bank monopoly, 0 as it was ...

... 1, ?? PBp oiIELN. s0. ; ? (P'rora the Mmfttiny-Crc. 10 the mprons bd' y 'summer's' tour iirsif5prodjii in Ireland on h ' tf 1j- 1whrawd a qtk-. e silghted! in-observer as Mr.Bright, canot'b b:tler- B wise than highly interesting to the British .Public I For-our own' part, we looked forward with more than 'curiosity ' to Mr. Bright's first ,uolic . appearance D afier his late visit to the ...

... TEN NEw BISHOP OE LLANDAFF.-By the nomination of Dr Ollivant to the Bishopric of Llandaff the following appointments become vacant :-The Begius Professorship of Divinity at Cambridge, value about 8001. yearly, in the gift of the University, and to which Dr Ollivant was appointed in 1843; a canonry in the cathedral church of St David's, to which he was appointed in 1826, value 601. per annum ; ...