... TUE PROCEEDINGS Of THE ROYIAL DUBLIN SOCIE A1]. At a montblv meeting of thie Royal Dubli Society tir tne promotion of husbandry and other useful arts in Irela7td, at their house, Kildare street, on Thursday, March 28, 186U, l-llsity Kassols, lEsq., V.I., in tiho chair. A rrport from tile c0mn mitt.c orf Inesufacmtures wras read. 'tRosolved-Tbat this report 'be received and entered on the ?? ...

... The movement in favour of tenant right which now enlists the sympathies and engages the energies of the best and most trusted men in the kingdom, yet requires one characteristic to render it irresis- tible. To the Rev. Mr. O'Shea, of Callan, to whose able advocacy of the tenant right cause the farmers of the south, and indeed of the entire kingdom, are indebted for mueh of the energetic action ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL R\LS-4S99efATION OF }lptANp, RetpTAi Lf iepe4l rent fur the week ending Monday, 22d Tiptperary, the subscription of 13 Repealers. per Mr John Dunne ?? ?? Ij 96 Renewed subscription of Rev James Cummins, / ' RCA, Claregalway ?? . ,/b Queenstown, County Cork, per Michael Co tenay, Esq .. . Waterford, per J Everard Feehan, Esq. . T 0 0 Renewed subscription of the 11,'iht Rev Dr ...

... I TO THEE PREiSS OF IRELAND. I PUB ,I - AN THEf a Trp3nnd is this. willI j Tie realqquestion for the gentry os .Ie.en . myou support the population as paupers or as artisans-in the pe)oricicae, ci at ile tootm ? Will you support them in idle- nses, or take fromI them7 in return for that support eme ?? fabrics than you now import from absod?-eo te.Bl' I Sleech at thle Irissh C'oacil' Ir d i t ...

... i -. ?? _ ?? (From the Lo dor-paper of yesterday.) d -, ?? FRANCE. PARIS, WEDNESDAY, 11 A.st.-The close of the sitting of o the National Assembly yesterday was distinguished by an animated contest between Al. Joles Favre and M. Berryer, in ( which the latter is thought by his admirers to have delivered one of his happiest speeches. M. Favre, when the debate _ opened on the budget of Worship, ...

... DBI N: FTeeSDaY, A o2 tn3 at I DUBLIN: TUESDAY, APRtIL 23 1850. THE CENTRALIZATION SYSTEM-TLE CORK i STREET FEVER HOSPITAL. l We publish in another column an address from the committee of the Cork. street Fever Hospital, to which we desire to direct the marked attention of the public. The question involved in the appeal from this benevolent committee is not one of mere cha rity; it involves ...

... MEETING OF TENANT FARMERS AT NEWTOWN- . . LIMAVADY. On Monday last an iufluential and highly respectable meet- ing of farmers belonging to the town and neighbourhood of Newtownlimavady was held in the Town-hall, the object of which was, to consult together as to the best course to be adopted by them to meet the exigencies of the times, and prevent themselves from being ruined by the adverse ...

... I SIn- Observing in the last number of Saunders a statement relative to the average passages made from Kingatown to Holyhead by her Majesty's mail packets in the month of February, and evidently written by a person conversant on the subject, with your permission I will make a few re aarks thereon. 1 perceive by that statement that the average passages by her Majestys mail packets Llewqylen ...

... I W.tR OrFiR, MAnRC 29. 14th Light Dragoons-Cornet M1 C Smith (riding master), to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Nettleship. who retires. 'ith Light Dragoons-Lie :t C J Harford, from tle 82d Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice llutton, who exchanges. lth Light Dragoons-Cornet D Barclay to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice L Scott. who retires, Cornet F B t Carew, from the 16th tight Dragoons. to be ...

... MR. JOHN O'CONNIELL-T-E ASSOCIATION. I Mr. John O'Connell has appealed to the country, and by the response to that appeal he says he will be decided either to persevere in, or to desist from, the further agitation in Conciliation Hall of the Repeal and other questions affecting the well being of this country. We will not anticipate the re sponse the country will make to that appeal. We, cannot ...

... THE VICEROYALTY-GREAr METROPOLITAN MIEETING. ON MONDAY. I We understand Monday has been fixed for the metropolitan meeting to protest against the aboli- tion of the Irish viceroyalty. No official notification of the fixing of the day has as yet been made, but we believe it is determined to hold the meeting on Monday. We have seen the requisitionwhich is tobe presented to the Lord Mayor, and we ...

... GROWTH OF BEET-ROOT AND TOBACCO IN IIRELAND.I : (From tre Derry Siundard.) Our attention has been directed to an important statement on this subject from the pen of a highly respectable cirres- pondent, ?? J. 0. Woodhouue, of Portadown. Itisahbitry of the attempts made to introduce the cultivation of beet- root and tobacco into this country, and of the measures by which the government have ...