... - - ?? A U- Tiux SOUTeH OF TIMLrAesD IN 1850; A JOURNAL OF A Torit R LEINSTER AlD AIINSTEi. By A. G. SrAnIU.- Vith Illustrations by Al. Angelo Haves. (Dublin: Jalers D)uff;, Wellington-quay).-Tlhe author of the interesting and 'elegantly illustrated volume before us has projected and achieved a tour of observation through the provisces uf .Lehister and Mlunster, and this volume contains ihe ...

... WINDSoR, TuESDAY.-'Tie Royal Famnily took walking and pony exercise in the grounds adj:tcent to the Castle. The ltoyil dinier l)irty at the Catstle, tiis evening. will include her Royal Highness the lacliess of Rent, her Roy3a llighuess the Duchess of Glrucestcr, the Lord Chancellor and Lady Trero, &c., &c. The Marquis of Sligo passed through Castlebar on M11onday, per mini , for Westport ...

... CROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY-EXMIBITION OF I I ,,.I FARMIING PRODUCE. .J Yesterday the Agric, Itural Museum of the society, ins which the evhibition is held, was thrown open to the public; but although the admission was free, there were very few visitors. Those present consisted, throughout the day, almost exclusively of exhibitors, their stewards, or others having some iummediate concern in the ...

... II)OCr[. THE GOLD-S EEK1ERS. EvL 01 onvard sweep tile nations, Marching with a mighty train, rrinre anld peasant, youth and l lell, Toiling, struggling oer LifUs pladini Turning from the land that boure thi ci, Iromis the laving ties of oldl, Still to waidor, wevry pilgrimis, ?? the wide world after gold, Little rnckl they of thcf i dangers, Little reck tiley of the wooses Urlged shesg d by ...

... BELFAST MONTHLY F ,s ?? fair of Wednesday was -well attended. The supply, too, was excellent. There was a large number of fat and store tattle brought to market, but half fat stock was most rapidly bought up for the stalls.- Prime beef advanced slightly, while middling and inferior was difficult to sell. There was a scarcity in the supply of good sheep, and the sales were dull. The demand for ...

... abiTJ a TariftiC5. TIHE COURT. ITma Majesty and the Prince, wvith the youotter members of R oyal family, enj oy their usual genii health at X'indsor. Onl Tbhursday, the Dticlhcssi of Cantbridge, the Grand Dicelass of Mechcldehlzurgli, amii sulic, visited tlie Qneen, and returneld to Kew in the afternoon. Oil Frielay, Prince Albert left Wi ndsor for Lndnton, to visit the buildhig for the ...

... Sa-Mtfan altb Fnvictito,5 TIlE COURT. The Qieen, tlie Prinice, find tile younger members of the Royal fainilv contiinue at Windlsor. 0bo Mo n day, her Majestv and tile t'ritice visited Clarenioiit. Ooi Tuesday, Prince Al bert cient out shootiag with Lord Sevyimoiiir, and atteindedi by Lord 13heron, Coloesi Phiipps, antl Crlioiiel Grirdoii. The Dichaess of Keiit, Lardy A. Bruce, tile la-roiiess ...

... Rebiew,5. No. 14.3. Br.acinvoon's Mf.smTAGZxNr. November. Agenlts for Ireland, ioudgeas oud Smith. The political papers in this lumber lvill b3 rcad with great interest. O1e of them presents all instructive pictulre of tile rise, power, and polities of Prussia; the otiler vehemently ex- elaims agaillft LA ?? rslle.Val of tilc I1lcoM01-ta1, after tbe expiry of the pres2ent special Act. The ...

... Orifgntl lortru. , TIIOUG& TS OF )VINT1I. M'Timy stout O(tober nasuel ng hy, T;5C slirrteocel 11(I1 Vn a rla Thce ilhrt.nut 12 0 ?? him *ld idly, TLhc bird, forsook the p;rmy: Sare, comm the nliled bomll *1ialmsrt, T1hc Rnolim 'llo.breast's seen, Where giolden leaves, in Beauty's robo, Dcek lmronzed Anitunin's Queen! ?? 9icl1;v, (1ll1 Nove:nber creeps 'i 6m0'im, fmmncreal train, A smi still ...

... I ARRIIVALS AT TIIE GRUEScIA-3 HOTEL.-Lord Viscount Dungannon, Lo d Dunhbo ne, captain and Mrs Under- 'Wood, AMr and U1rs Smith, MIr and Mrs Donelau, J Walters Esq, and lady; Rev Mr T Walsh, J W Bowmatll, E-q; Miss C Ht Bowiman, Mrs A Bownalln, Miss Weatilleltad, Captain Smith, W H Gray, Esq; Nicholas Cummins, Esq; John Boyes, Esq; Andrew Garrett, Esq: Dr Kennedy. Captain Goddard, Dr. 13irt, = ...