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... SALE OF INCUBMIERED PROPERTY IN CORK. On Friday Mr. Hall, of the South Mall, acting under in- structions from the Incumbered Estates Commissioners, dis- posed of a considerable portion of valuable property in this city and county. The sale was held in Mr. Hall's office, Commercial Buildings. Tois being the first sale in this city of property under the commission, it, as a matter of course, ...
... OaDAYMOR) NINGAUGUST, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 19. I| By the arrival of the Overland mail, we have news I y from India. The dates are, Calcutta, July 3; Bombay, a_ - ~ . .1 I I : I'l *_ v - -l _ : or June 29; and China, June 22. The intelligence is not of much importance. It appears that the Affreedees are still causing some anxiety. Not long ago it was men- tioned that Sir Charles Napier had ...
... (Frmt our -? *vita COrespondenmtJ LONDON, SATURDAY EVeNING. It is generally admitted that Pier Majesty's speech at the close of the session, which you were enabled to pre sent to a large section of your readers shortly after its I delivery, affords very little room for speculation, except that portion of it which treats of our foreign relations, about which there is great diversity of opinion. ...
... IRELAN' Ii . DUBLIN, SATUIDAY MORNING. [raoM OU0 OWN CMIlREP'NcENT.j SYMTOMS o0r IMlnlt M' NE T-T!e pi.o -rlaw bur- den is daily diuniii is h:1g, on acc -t ut of deo harvest labour and the pro)spect of au: albiundalit Crup of potatoes. The first ot these ct:ses -viil haive but a temporary operation ; hut for so. e mouths past the inmates in the workhouses 11ad beeon gradually decreasing in ...
... IRELAiND. A long article, which1 apprs in the.Mtiemqiof tikis mogning, on the subject of the approoh6iug ng. tiosal ?? at Thurle-s, 'and which obviously i cuezo thfe miter on authen'tic informatioc, leads to the conclusion that the whole subject of the. pyorin- dei colleges will be re-opened, and that it is not al imioosibli, Iha the ctondibopl iort o condewnatio' which has already ...
... (From tlhi Timm..) a The minutes of evidence taken bv the Committee on ii e the Savings of the Middle eand W6i'king Classes have just of been issued, aied are calculated to prove of great interest t .r to commercial readers from the valuable and uniform testi- .r suony of the various witnesses in favour of a modification t n of the law of partnership that should enable criminal pro- .t ...
... r PR OROGATION OF . sPARLIAMENT IIQURSDAY4 ?? D - -,TaITeHdigof -Lbrd -this m6rninp~ presentadl mastaru-o 'tnatitg, gay1and inpoaing APPW~Ra a-he throne ivas ΒΆ4cvtered, a~sweroihe seaea.pf tbe Prince ?? on'the right, and of Prince Ilbeit orFlietB df if ' Theebe'ebeao immediately on the right hand of the House, usually occupied ?? the Bishops, were, with the exception of the front one, f railed ...
... Rnegister Offie.-On Friday, the foundation for the pedestal upon which the Wellington Statue is tbethe placed) was laid in front of the Register Offioe, Edinburgh. ex The Uniform ifHetwkw' Conch Scleeme.-The six weeks' i trial accorded by the M~agistrates of Edinburgh to Coon- jai cillor Wemyvss' scheme of a uniform fare to all places so i within the p~arhanmentary.boundary, expired on ...
... GERMAN-Y. FRANKFORT. We have news from Frankfort, as published in the Culogne azette. This journal says: As the news from Frankfort runs, a wor My pair, Von Biittersdorf, and M. Detmold, are daily seen psrarbulating that city, now that the old plenum eon. tracts to a diet. Both appear full ofjoyful hopes aed ex- change Niews upon the prospects of restored Ger- nia1y. While the Hanoverian' ...
... CE Y7 LO N. We have received papers from Ceylon to the 11th of July. e Since the arrival of the last mail from Colombo, PSir G. Anderson has been appointed Governor of Ceylon, and the brief report of the Ceylon Investi- tgating Committee, in Capt. Watson's case, has been 0 published. The intelligence brought by thc present d mail is, consequently, somewhat behind Iiand; it irbrings, however, ...
... ~ b We understand that .the Den of Brbto4t Rev. Gilbert Ilt., Ane bo . onJastitate4 to the ingofgOIvestoX, to wjiich ie had been presented. It 1Aw-btei fou d, impae- heir that the Rev. Canon Ha~rve7 bacnectly'be prne othe living.-Basromror- t-so V., %IloWephdiOjd0. IOlouWster and istol' *orth79O3a yexr, with residence; py .aid C. of lyskol. It ?? ?? 109. pats., ThD~ .o estkbr~. ,EaL t, -ev Le. ...
... II le eourott OSBORNE, AVoueS 17. The Qecen and Prince, and her Rtoygal Highness the PrincesM Helen?, attended by the Visosuntess Canning, Lady.in Wailing; the Hon. lors onald, Maid of Honour; Colonel the Hon. ?? B. Phipps; Majdr'Gelear Wemyss and Colonel Bouverie, B13rremes in Waiting; SXd XsJor-General Bowles, arwived at Goport about hlif.past 12 o'clock yetsorda oa d crossed to Osborne in ...