... I It E L A N D w AWFUL CATASTROPYIP AND LOSS Or LIFE. DU1ILIN, TIIESDAY.-Tbe Ciot-k rEX1ttiil' of las1 re'qit contains the account of an aw flul diiaster ia lcillnrney, by which a iorlihouse has Ileen destroyed by fie, and 27 girls and two women killed: - Our local reporter has funlishied us with Fomne of the particulars connected with the burning of one branch workhouse, formetly the colkegc, ...

... M I MSCELLANE OUS. he t, NXvI6o.AT'e Low.s.-By the last Navigation Act, lie the restriction which prevented goods and passengers of to be conveyed from one part of any British colony to another, except in British vessels, was continued, except upon petition of the colonists, that they may be allowed to employ foreign vessels also. Such an application has been made to the Privy Council from the ...

... T3IE ADJOURNED YESlT];'X ler ACrowd11 of Rtate-pnyri anld Non Rate- pnyvves ing, the last-mentionted prerlominatting fir n/e- Ot d in )per the Nationvil Seliool, Bangor, Ilost Thuldy vY inz Iin in oberlience to surmmons, touching aimatter ?? whtcbit .set comes bomne to' meute boniness and 'bosoIms. and P Fta- Which wasl ?? ?? the nostice eallko thc. II text meeting, to which publicity had ...

... VARIET IESS nl The pnet yeaining after symrathy may at least lt enjoly one cansolation-the llouoght that many kmi - Be e dred spirits though tiun uown ' to him, knowv and all 1 Coue himi, nil] particip ate ill his sentillielitH. to ii. Mu. E., the barrister, noted for absence of mind, in Pg was once witnessing the represenitation of Miacbeth, M ,r, and otl the witches replying tr, the Thnne's ...

... A l'YPIIO)N IN I'Ill1 Co:1N.N SAS. (From thle (I CIoIeni'd IIitoie.)f I !,rilid for Shlarshai, on 110tuD ?? ?? I last wrote to yI)t, ill the bril Antelope1, Et first class clipper'. S It ?? itq ?? ?? for it ves!;?I of %wccrI, In thle St ateIa., li;d Clime Ill t arneivi withi itJ, !1ips, ?? of' which she still l.'liioed. She oas a tlinr'ol.4 r nell uppinilted Craft. Ie fr .irco olas worth ab ...

... THE CHRONIICLEI = to ; ug 5TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1850. vonf The pressure of local taxation is where ib -shoe pinches, not alone in Bangor, but wen A generally through the length and breadth 0' the land; and if the Legislature will onl) at eo' tend to the voice of the so-called Bangor ve he try, the industrial classes will shortly cape. I rience relief by saddling realised or real prta gh perty ...

... THE wrrs OF EDINBURGII. . (From the North British Mtail.) n fr Professor Anderson, 'the Wizard of the North, G while in Edinburgh, announced, about ten days age,6i his intention of giving a handsome twenty guinea silver cup to the inventor of the best original cooun- t drum, and an elegant twelfth cake, aweighing 20 lb., 1 to the inventor of the second best. The conundrums be to be sent in to ...

... nt POaRTSMOUTHs, JAN. tS. rs Adiniral of the Blue, Alexander WVilmot Schomberg, P- died at his residence, Biognor, Sussex, near this port, rig on Sunday, in the 76th year of his age. I-le was a lieu- ns tenant of the Sohlby 32, and served on shore at the re- ha duction of the Frenchl West India islands in 1794: and was 'scond in the Glatton, 56, in action with five French frigates, in 1796 ...

... I LORD DE TABLEY AND TIlE IRISH SCULPTOR - e . T..wX. - T . ?? M I _ I II I TtiE Dublin UuieecsiY 114,1u414 for January, con Pe talns a most interesting bigiogaphy of Of r. Hogan, the in. celebrated sculptor, whol is now xesident in the Irish ml Metropolis ; front which narraltive we extract the DO0 aetn- following piissagluii as ofl liscal interest in neighbouring go' aug. tyunty bu ?? one of ...

... I ,A1 14 l as a aisp addre~sed t h ?? ngletter to 4ts & le to s f Cor se m e uith ,i th r o u h h c lu n of 'rtn~w qurtd y t hanco vered .rv~t n aig~ t 4sB tteei n ujc o f or cthis 'wterekt andt imorhe'to. in ?? moreic forma esodell ore- fer d i n treso vtio k ofikhant m pe, nd can notajc permir myself ti ou Thrs i b Wthoutsonictfurth~er exlnton Itn o hs vetiyplt rceive. ?? aikl.t~ ld edij tjo ...

... ARCTIC :..E'XPEDI)TIO'N. 5 o 3EHRING'S STRAITS. n The following interesting letter has been Addressed a by Commander Moore, of her Majesty's ship Plover, n to Mr. Barrow, ?? of the Admiralty X- nt Her Majesty's ship Plover, Kotzebue Sound, t :Sptember 28, 1849. to Many, thanks for your very, kind letter of the 6 14th February, 1849, nd at tho camne time I am much grieved to receive the ...

... irlIE CHRONICLE. Orseii3a oy' rIaE PARL1UENTARY SES- sl oN 1B5ol 850-sudrY prorogues having conducted the high court of parliament to the ordinary time for re-assembling, the day after tomorrow wvill close on both houses sitting for the despateh of basiness. The opening of die0 fardel is not to be g raced with the presence o,)f royalty, represented by lords' commissioners on the present ...