... I SICK AND INDIGENT ROOMXEEPERS' SOCIETY.I , e _ _ - I - - x.- .- . . .. Mn- The annual meeting of ?? society Was held yesterday in pi- the Royal Exchange. Atnongst those present ?? observed, for The Lord Mayor, Sir George Morrie) Sir Arthur Clarke, Very cv Rev. Doctor Spratt, Rev. Jamres Quinton, James Haultla ton, I a Robert R. Guitiness, Joeirt Delnnn, Richard Atkinson, W. K. ty. %layj J. ...

... FARMERS' ESTATE PRtOJECT-MR. JAMES V1IM. I The Globe announces, with an air of semi-official approval, that Mr. James Pim, of Monkstolyn Castle, has written a letter to Sir John Romilly suggesting, or rather informing him of, the formation of' a Farmers' Estate Agency, the design of which is, for the most part, identical with the project we have so often urged in the FREcicMAx-the purchase ...

... ILORD CLONCURRY-TIIE QUARTELRY REVIEW. (Frot thee slium oJ fast 711(1it) The staple nrticle i tle current number ot the Qilarteri' RIce'ieri- Lord Clarciodon and the Orangerren-sCe noticed at length in ourls~t publication. Tihe number contains several other papers of interest- among them, able essays upon freo trade and agrieultural drainage-in the former of wyhich, Sir Pobert P'eel's ...

... NORTH DUBLIN UNioN. The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of the union was held yesterday, Alderman STAUNTON, in the chair. STATE OF THtE HtOUSE. Paupers at present in the house, 2,15-; do. on outdoor re- lie, 2,235; total on relief, 2,550. l ?? GRIIRFiTH kS VALUATION. Mr. Cograve again brought forward this matter, so im- ortant in the preseit state or the times. lie spoke at consi- d ...

... I , r - . -1 mw ?? rn-- n (1'i'ona f/te Aitioflinn .juitIra.) Lot such of the small consequences in town who have cc made the petition on Kilkenny Protestant churchdomn a sub- It ject for ridicule and little 3est, read the followving, which is a lis ilraughit of the document in questionl. There are facts stated ti' in it to which their little waggery is a reply, 11 oor indeed. w In no ...

... I __ THE , O THE_ | , In refereance to a jteer putastntU oy you on aton- I Beg distinctly to state that I never gave it as my opi- d'st the butchers of Dublin did not pay the value for elion libeop purchased; by tber in Smithiteld., , Sir Percy ,erit and otber geitlemnen reqnested permission to bold a Sd1ntig in the large room of tbe Royal Agricultural Society. IRCied' telafster our last ...

... I AUDIT-OF RAILWAY ACCOUNT IS. This adjourned rueeting of the representatives of railway companies was held at the King's Arms Hotel, Bridge-street, Westminster, on Wednesday. The Earl o4 Lousdale was called to the chair, in taking which he ?? the end of last session of parliament the opinion seemed to be very general against government interference in the auditing of railway accounts. They ...

... AWFUL DISASTERS IN KILLA REY-BURNING OF A WORKHOUSE AND LOSS OF LTFE.-FALL OF ANOTHER-TWENTY-SEVEN GIRLS AND TWO WOMEN KILLED ! (Froee the Cork Examiner.) be Our local reporter has furnished us with some of the par- ud ticulars connected with the burning of one branch workhouse, ie formerly the college, and the fall of a loft in another, called . the brewery, which occurred in Killarney on ...

... Zb)e 4Acctalvas 4lourltatI DUBLIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 18. 1850. =a THE GREAT HIGH RENT MEETING. The Irish landlords held their meeting yesterday, in the Round Room of the Rotundo. We give an extended report of the proceedings in another por- tion of our impression. It will be seen by our o readers that the event has fully justified our antici-t( pations. With all their boasted sympathy for the ...

... AGGREGAT E- MEETING OF PROTECTIONIsT The meeting convened of the peers, members of ment, gentry, magistrates, bankers, merchant, I tand farmers of Ireland, rho signed the address to d prepared by Lord Glengall, wsa held in the Ruaad oOJOOL the Rotundo, yesterday, to deliberate ron the hs' q of presenting the addrt;a5 to her Majesty, to adept pe;> to both houses Of parliament, and vote surh ?? ...

... I, 1, I TO THEa ARL OF GENGALL. | Newtown Park, Vu11m1, slrlrua-.7 ?? Mr Lon H-I laving lately received a communication from your lordship enclosing a petition to the Quten, whelh I tn- deretood was to be submitted to a meeting to be held this day at the Hotando: I yesterday applied at Morrison's for a ticket of admission, when I was told that no person could be admitted who did not first sign ...

... TtnE ULSTER CATHOLIC MEMORIAL. The deputation appointed to present the above memorial to sI the Lord Lieutenant waited by appointment on his Excel- lency, in Dublin Castle, on Thursday, the 17th instant, and was received at half-past one o'clock. It was accompanied by the Right Ron. the Lord Mayor of Dublin, who introduced fl the deputation. His lordship, before the memorial was read, briefly ...