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... 'THE VOICE OF A YEAR, &c. Tilm following hig;hly comnmtendlatory notice of file lately pablishedi v divne of poenis, by 1oar fellow-townsman, 2lr. M nioCob, appears in the last number of Thai's Edinburgh M1lagazinwe:- Mr. M Cemhl) is favourablty known to the literarv public as the atithr of a eoisideraile nuunher of fugitive picces of poetry, composed on a variety of iateresting occasions ; ...
... OLORD CASTLEREAGII AND TIHE COUNTY DOWN PROTECTIONIST RESOLUTIONS. Tiii following letter has been addressed by Lord Castlereagh to tbe High Sheriff of the counaty Down. Chsesblor-nplace, Janearry 22, 1850. SIR,-fI have rcadl the resolutions agiced uponi at the Coun1ty Rooms, Downrspatrick, on the 10th Janulary, with every feeling of defeiersce and respect for the property and istlnence ...
... aTHIE ULSTER COMMUNIST.- THE COMMITTEE OF THE SAINTFIELD CONGREGATIOrN. TuE peripatetic editor of a local journal, now devoted, heart and soul, to she propagandism of some of the worst theories of the French Socialists, charges us, in his paper of last Fri- day wibhi-First, having published, in our editorial columns 11 A disgraceful attack upon the Rev. R. A'Ewen, of Saint- feld, for having ...
... k URIEAT MEETING OF TIlE COUNTY OF WORCESTEUR.-DE- FEAT OF THE FREE-TRADERS.-A most importatit meeting was held on Saturday week at Worcester, in favour of Pro- tection, attended by a vast number of. the gentry and free- holders of the county. General Lygon, M.P., Richard Spooner, Esq., M.P., F. W. Knight, Esq., M.P., and the Hon. W. Coventry (who presided), were present. As the first ...
... erclezinoticat I)ntfcfgence, &c. DunBLN UNIVERSITY.-The Rev. Docior Singer has bieet appointed to the Rigius Professorship of Divinity, in roost of the late Rev. Dr. Elrington. The Crown will, it is said, contest the patronage of the. Primate to the rectory of Armagi ; it was formerly in the gift of the Ciown. INSTALLATION Oil THE lsriiop or Nonmicii.-Thie iii- stallatini of the Bishop of ...
... 3ocal fntlli-gecec TLSTrci RAILw.Y.-The traffic on this ?? (33 miles) for the week ending 27th Jan., 1850, was :_ Passengers, 7,:317; amiount, £391 9 9 Good;, ?? ?? 9 11V59 11 0-e749 0 9 Correspondinig week last year: - Piwssegors, 7,561) ; amiount, £358 G 8 Goods, .. ?? ?? £255 4 5-XGi.t 11 1 BALLYMENvA R .%IrWy. -The traffic on this railway, for the week ending 26th Jan., IS5, wais:- ...
... P. NIEvov Gartlan, Esq., has made a reduction of 20 per cent. osl lis proplerty in the county Louth. Doctor Babington, who has property in the county Fer- managh, has reduced his rents 35 per cent. and, in many in- stances, forgiveos the arrears that had accumulated in these bard tines. The foollowing circular has been issned to the tenantry on the Gosford estates ?? The Earl of Gosford having ...
... gordi~g Riutr1ligence. FRANCE. THE 1ill for the transportation of the June insurgents wig' passe! in the French Assembly oui Tlssrulav evesisg bsv 416 to 203. The delbate was kept up to its close withl the utmlost excitemeut and disorder. A meeting took place on Wednesday, in the Bois de Boulogne, between two members ,,f the Legislative Assenmbly (the Marquis de Coislin and M. Testelin.) The ...
... LORD CASTLEREAGHI'S letter to the High-Sheriff of Down, which the reader will find elsewhere, is a inelan- choly instance of the perversion of a naturally ingenuous and independent spirit to the pliancy and docility of the placeman expectant. Who, that remembers the honest pride with which the intelligent and sound-hearted yeo- manry of Down returned his Lordship to Parliament as their ...
... TIlE COLONIES SENT it BEGGINGC Tire Times of Saturday last, in a leading article, an- nounced the purpose of certain parties in France and the United States to purchase those disparaged pro- vinces of oar ancient empire, now looked upon by other countries with an esteem exactly proportioned to the neglect they suffer at home. The two great Demo- cratic Governments of France and America, ...
... THE EARL OF RODEN.-PRESENTATION OF TIRE ADDRESS. Tr% address to the Earl of Roden of the 1nobility and gentry of Ireland was liresented on Fridlay to his lordship, at Mr. Curry's, in Sackville-street, by a deputation of noblemen and geittletren, amongst whom ?? Earl of Mlayo, the Earl Glengall, Lord Dunsany, Lord Suirdale, flon. I-I.,Cole, lion. Somierset Maxwell, George A. Hamilton, M.P. ; ...
... TEN{ANT-R-IGIlIT MEETING IN BANaRIDGR . I YESTERI)AY. [FROM OU't t.E1OaxwTI&R.j A AEETING of farmers and others interested in tim airieliora; tion of the condition of the agricultsfists of the cotintry, was held yesterday (Monday), in Banbridge. The place appointed for hbl& ij the meetieg was a field at the ulpper end of the town, as it was consilered probable that ?? acbomtnoo dation could ...