... FLAX Ct;TIVATION IN IRELAND. (waa the Timies Cfaj Aricle.) The questicn (if flax cultivation in Ireland continnes to reteive attenton. It was slated a selirt tin C back thut an - ?? becn made to the Board. of Trade tor a charter to iteorrorate a Comnapaany with a capital of 1,000,0001, w ho prol osed to ftaraaish a market to the gioaa ers by aiu trter t f 121 per acre (exchiuiveof seed) fol ...

... 11. II-l, - AL TV AO WIISLE . Hise Eminence, Cardinal Wiseman, left Rome on the 12th of October, and reached Florence on the 15th. Here he re- mahied for a few clays, as the guest of an old and cherished college friend, Joseph Sloane, Esq., at his residence in the Palazzo Bontovelin, On the 16th the cardinal, accompanied by ?? Masseni, the Pope's internuncio, proceeded by railway to Siena, ...

... I MR. GREVJLLI'S APOLO' Y FoR LORD CLARENNDON.I e The following letter has been addressed to the Editor.of d the Tiizmes:- le Sri-Mr. D'Israeli has published a letter addressed to n the Lord Lieutenant of his county (in reference to what is io called I Papal aggression') containing the following p3a- ot sages ?? I have always understood that when the present y Lord Lieutenant arrived in his ...

... A meeting of this body was held last night in the MIusic- hall, Lower Abbey-street. It was very mtsnerolrlv attended. For some time before the hour namra( for taking the chair the hal svas crowded ; the teierved seats were well filled, and a nult5har of ladies occupied seats in one of the galleries. Among those present were-M. It. Leyns, J. Abraham, J. Doyle, T. Moffist, G. Kearns, E. Carey, ? ...

... AME R(IJCA. ARRIVAL OF TIHE (IcUIONI OUR OWN CORIIESPJNDENT.) Liverpool, Sunday Night. The royal mail steanmer America arrived late at noon to- day, after a very pleasant passage from Boston. She left Boston on the 30th lIt., and brings dates from New York to the 29th. She had on board sixty passengers, 25,0001. in specie, and a lair freight. The United States mail steamship Pacific, Captain ...

... * I (From tfie Province of hMunster.) . In our last number we intimated, in reply to the corres- was pondent who spoke of the necessity for practical advice on in ft the subject of flex cultivation, that we woitid this day begin mot a series of papers in the Province ofMruaster, giving directions atfr respectingevery matter connected with the culture of the ago. plist. We now sit down to ...

... - --0.4 - -- i11LITARY EXC1{A'NGES AND PROMOTIONS. WAY OrFICE, NOV. 8. 1st Dragoon Guards-Licutcnlaut G Briggs to be Captain, by purchase, vice Tutbill, who retires; Comet T Nisbet to be Lieu- tenant, by purchase, vice Briggs. 3d Dragoon Guards-Surgeon 11 31apleton, MD, from the 50th1 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Stephenson, who exchanges. 1st or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards-Captain C NY ...

... THE CORPORATE ELECTIONS-LORD LIETTE- NANCY TEST. Dublin is not without materials for a counter-party, which I ?? have sanguine hopes of collecting if my endca- vours to produce a SCIIS11 IN THIS CORPORATION slhoul prove ?? to Portland. 1' A schlijan in the Corporation weas Lord Corn.. wallis's reliance for reconciling the citizens of Dub- lin to the Union. A schism in the Corporation now is ...

... I FRANCE-POlTIEiUS ANI) ANGOULEME. (Fr'one tier Niorninq OChroricle C'orrecpondent). of In one resplect the environs of Poitier.3 resemble those of and Tours. The rocky banks which border the Clair and its ron teilculary are pierced with cave divellings;, in the same foshion, Ant although not to the same extent, as thle limnestone cliffs of arrc the Loire. 'U he Poitiers rock is, however, ...

... I THE MULLINGAR TENANT^RIGHT MEETING. The readers of the FREEAU-N have already perused the report of the great tenant-right meet ing held at Alullingar. The resolutions adopted at that meeting will be found in our advertis ing columns to-day, and on reference to theni it will be seen that every resolution was proposed or seconded by a man whose name carries with it weight and influence in the ...

... The ?? of the line of railway communication be- tween Dublin and Kilkenny was on Tuesday celebrated by a visit of the Directors of the Irish South Eastern and Great Southern and Western Railway Companies and their friends to the latter city, where the Marquis of Ormonde, the Mayor of Kilkenny, the members for the county and city, and the General commanding the district, together with a large ...

... I C 04IONL wHALL. LOYAL SOCIATION. The usuel slet. i et ea s cation tookplace yesterday in Cora. j t4ijffw~ was a very numerous attendance, and among ent ?? O'Connell, M.P.; M'ssrs. Swectinan, John Rafferty, Samuel Law, John Byrne, Thomas Kearney, Terence Brennan, Hubert Maguire, Rev. P. J. Gilligan, Wim. P. O'Connor, C. Ryan, J. Dunne, Thomas Carroll, John Dunne, John Smith, and Patrick ...