... DUBLIN CASTLE-A GOOD RIDDANCE. Tinr ?? Nortfiern Whig has been uncere-L moniously tossed out of Dablin Castle, along with the other unwholesome lumber therein accumulated during the Clarcndon regime. This piece of intelligence we derive from the WlVdgy itself, in its publication of yester- day, which publishes the following communication:- TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHISI. Sit-I am to ...

... A GRAND promenade took place in this building on Saturday, with a view to a demonstration of public feeling on the subject of the preservation of the Crys- tal Palace for national or public purposes. The !lours named for the promenade were from two till five, and, by two o'clock, the neighbourhowd of Knights Bridge and the Kensington Road was ani np- interrupted scene of confusion, from the ...

... LR(POSPE[) A MIH:NIIJ.T IN PjE[FAS'P- PIJ1'LIC MEETING. YnsEaTsT I , at one o'clock, a numerously aitd iulluen- tially-attended meeting of thie inilabitalits of this ?? was held in the Workiing Classes' Association Rea(lmig Rooms, Donegall Street, for the purpose of' liscimssing the proposition to establish an Athemeuim in Belfast, as advocated in the e9-cpllent letter of the Earl of Bel- fast ...

... IVESLEYAN IMISSIONZARY SOCIETY. ANNUAL MElETlINGS OF Till' BELTFAS'T AUMILIARI[ES. TIlE annual m1eetings of this society took place on MIon(lay and yesterday evenig-s, on the former even- ing in the Wesleyan Church, Donegall Square East, and en the lattelr in the Frederick Street Chuilrlh. On both occasions the attendiance Was larfO and respect- able. On MIonday evening the chair was occupied ...

... ANOTHER IYHI( INSULT TO BELFAST ENTERPRIZE. Timr following paragraph is now what is popularl1 termed going the rounds- EL.crioc TEr.EoGRAP! ro GATLWAY.-Th ewires foi an electric telegraph have beaen laid down, by tile Gal. way Company, frmi Athllone to the station at loun- hill, adjoining Kinnegad, and, in the course of a fees weeks, tile whole line between Dublin and Galwav wvil be ...

... I ?? laPRESENTATION OF REQUISITION TO mn elWILLIAMI WILLANS, EsQ. vi lilaccordance withiour intima,,tioni of Saturday *~the cotonittee for Conducting the ealection of this gell . tlenian met en Mslndayevesiugnweek,atidappoin~teda depo- ntationi to wait upon hist, eil his returtt fromt London, to present thle requisition. 'lThe gentlemten selected %wore F dSchiwanm, Thus. Ilallintson, Wriglt ...

... kOREIGN NEWS. rep FRANCE. t PARIS, Friday.1Mornin.Q. Co] *'The Monitesar publishes the law on Administrative Coan ni t aeiigation. i eetd The decree of 211th March, 1848, ore clubs,Isrpae, , * .rticle 13th excepted, which prohibits secret societies. A decree regulates the disciplinary system of the mer- Chn ay The Government candidate is beaten at Lyons by 5,000 UPO ,vote& ?? On Thursday, a ...

... EDINBURGH, MONDAY, APRIL 2. A SECOND EDITION cf the MERCURY is pablished every Monday containing Reports of the London Cora and Cattle Markets of that day, the state of the Funds, and all other intelligence received by Telegrapb. The Second Edition can be forwarded, in most instances, to any part of the Country by the Mails of that Evening. — CITY REPRESENTATION. The important annouucement ...

... fattvapolitan VCwo. ?? a ,A4WfI 0 The Queen held a court and privy council at three t o'clock on Monday afternoon, tit Buekiugham Puilse, A proclamation wvas ordered to he issued for giving a currency to a new cohinage offIlorins. it e The appointment of the members of thle new 'n o education committee was approved of bjy Her M~idesty in A~ S council. a His Serene Highness Prince Leopold of ...

... tdiection 34n CaELTEN.HAM.-Tbe Hon. Craven F. Berkeley has ac-. ?? to the wishes of the subscribers to the 'liberal party reqaisition, and announced his intentiorn to stand for theM borough at the general election. Sir Willoughby Jones is E talked of by the ?? Journal. CocllEutorHts.-On Saturday evening, Messrs. Aglionby ...

... .SVivitt of 4t j'ThT. n -1CT l' A I n A1 ,- THEY CAN'T DO IT. d (From tle Spectator.)t On one point at least the present ministers seem to I1 stand confessed as totally incompetent-they cannot A make an explanation. They have tried their hands.at ca it again this week, with no better success than before. It Lord Derby tried it nearly a month ago, then he tried ar again, to make the house ...

... The marriage of Earl Grosvenor, M.P., for e Chester, 'sith Ludy Constance Gower, the lovely daugh- t ter of the Duke and Duchess of Sutherlanld,, will be a solemnised in London on the 28th inst.h Timt CoiNtAan.-Thie Gazetto of Tuiesdaiy h ~'contained a royal proclamation ordering the issue of-the new floria, with the inscription Victoria D.G.: Brit.: E LReg. F.D., on the obverse ; and One ...