... -LmoA L.ORDI BSA-UITCONT AN'D THIE POPE. The oploig taletter has beon addressed to the Earl of Zetland by Mi.; bathed Roman Catholic ?? 'Dublin, Nov. 20, 150. Mr dor- [,or: d7ctland,-I percti vo that the newsi- papere hlave ?? tilc in tenlsion of the High Sheriff to call at public cwo-cing to consider the propriety of ad- dressing thO C oe's , on the subj~ct of the late insult offoicd to ...

... IRE LAND. TT-1T TXT ?? DUBLIN, WEMaESDAY. 1 The F'cemaeu's Jousrnal of yesterlay Iha givon tire benefit of typo to a current report here for some days past to the effect that Lord Clarendon is in possession of a letter from Lord John Russell, written for exhibition to Castle visitors, icr which his lordship declares he did 2 not apply the remarkable words, the Mucimmeries of superstition ...

... 'toutpamptou. SATURDAY, MAY 3,1851. . -0 The Peninsular Company's steam ship .7eria, Capt., E. P. Burney, with the Peninsular mails several pack- ages of specie, and a few passengers, left on Monday afternoon. Tire Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Ganges, Capt. Brooks, left for Alexandria, on Thursday. It is expected she will bring a very large number of passengers from thence on ...

... WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1S, 1852. T're three Englishmen who are travelling to Con- mern stantinople in a row-boat reached Vienna safely on croa cturday last. amo Ah anyronsous individual has assissted El-o Clvoolt of the Exchequer to make both ends miot by sending TI him 440 postage stamps. the At the Royal iron-fonndry in Berlin, a tent of sheet- cred iron, 120 feet long and 20 feet wvide, ...

... 1.7EI1IAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. MO.NDAY, AltiL 25J Tlm Marquis of CLANRlCARaD called tioe attltionl of tire HIouSe to the anxiety which pvild retl esitig Tttrkish afi'airs, anid after specifying th- l ?? vtcich Iad transpired wiith regard to the missions of C soot Leiatisngs and Prince Pslonschikuff, wished to ktolt v.tlit e it was in Lord Claretidon's power to lay before tic Hlouse any ...

... ~t U nbttoltt SATURDAV, JANU1JARY 1, l5o.3E Hi]E I4A 3Esrr-le haae reason to 1'elieve that an f soelt may bh expected in the early part of April Lcxt, wqhiub ?? add a new member to the Royal fcmily.- - -4-- THE 3tIN.STERIAL POLICY. e The following importwit statorueet in referzeoe to tue intentions of Lord Ai.erdeen's Governrimot appearr s Ilk ?? 1io y .\w C:- a LO:1Z JOE'T R.SSBLLs AND T31E ...

... DUBLIN, JULY 12. As one more 'instance of the lengths to which the a Roman Catholic clergy are inclined to go in order to e carry their poi nt at this election, the annexed is a briefd extract from a epeech delivered'a WiTflee by the Rev. Mr. Macv. The candidates for 'ise bbroagh are Mr. -Maurice O'Connell and Mr. G. Kindereley, a1 Saxon and Derbyite a If there be a Catholic elector of this ...

... Mr. James ,aird, the Times Comroaissioner in the. Agricultural Dastriets, writes as follows ! The national advantages of Agricultural Statistics are i greatly undervalued. What the returns of the Board of e Trade .are to the manufacturing, commercial, and i,;f moneyed intrests, the Btatistics of agriculture wvould be | both to them and to the statesmaic, the landowner, and c 2 the farmer,-a ...

... it Accounts have been received, via Singapore, fione the to various diggings of the colonies, so late as tie middle y of Mlay. Ese From Melbourne we learn that the miners have recom- menced their labours with great energy. . A large nugget sy -the largest yet-had been found opposite Golden e- Galley, which is said to be worth 2,0001. Many fataL be accideuts have occurred owing to men falling ...

... The result of the Elections is a new proof that the ?? Liberal party are perfectly justified intheirassertion, that. g the House of Commons does not represent the opinions n and wishes of the majority of the tax-payers. If the: d amount of support on which Lord Derby could reckon in the House, was proportionate to the number of his hearty conscientious supporters out of it, he would find him- ...

... MERITORIOUS SERVICES IN CASES OF' SHIPWVRECK REWVARDED. A meeting of the General Committee of the Rloyal National Institution for the Preservation oi Life from Shipwaook, w~as held on Thursday, at the offices in the Adeiphi-. Io the absence of hsis G~race the Duke of Northumberland, president, the chair was taken by Mr. Thomas Wilson, late M.P. for Locaton; and we observed also present Mr. ...

... FROM THlE EVEN1ING PAPERIS. RUSSIA & TURKEY. AUSTRIA & SWITZERLAND. PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 p.m. The paragraph published in the non-official column of the Mesitensr this day, appears to be composed of the more favourablo accounts received by Vienna from Con- stantinople of the 19th, and of the rather discouraging intelligence which, it is rUmDured, arrived via Marseilles- The adverse and the ...