... FRIGHITFUL DISASTEM, AND LOSS OF I THIRTY-SEVEN LIVES. i 3 ZtL3}n;)OL r1.3SFL 1L3. I.VY P B Y C APO 11DEUe 0 Fl TilE ISLE OF .MAN. The NoWa's Uferal'd, of W`ednesday last, gives the par- -ulars of the stranding and subsequent explosion, by inpowder, of the brig lity, of 1S0 tons. The vessel in lestion is owned by Alcssrs. Ilatton and Cookson, of ersey-strest, Liverpoolsand left the ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUBLIN, FRIDAY MORIING, The elections in the counties of Cavan and r Limerick, and the borough of Carlow, rendered necessary by. the new Ministerial arrangements Y now'engross pablic attention. There is not the ,1 least likelihood of any opposition to Mr. Monsell, 0 the new clerk of the Ordnance, in the county of e Limerick ; but it is very probable that Sir John ...

... ALTERATION OF THE STYLE.— 1152.—September hatb XIX days this year.Itis now just a century since the style was altered. We 6td in a Kentish Almanack, in the above year, the following explanatory note, inaerted in the space in the month of Sep ember where the cancelled dafs are omitted :— According to an Act tf Parliament pasgtd in the 24th year of his Mijesty's reign and in the year of our ...

... SIR GEORGE GREY AT MORPETiI. l 1 RI A 1 ?? - ?? . _. _ _ - _ . - ' . I lORPETu, DaEcusteset 29.-Sir George Grey arrived in this town this morning, from his seat at Falloden, for the purpose oF canvassing the constituency for the seat vacated by Captaia Howard. Tue right bon. baronet proceeded ti his cornmittee-room, at the Black Bull, where a number of electors, who identified themselves with ...

... This unhappy union still continues to struggle against the fate which has so long overwhelmed it. For some time it bore its unparalleled suffering in silence, during which persons imagined that a gleam of returning prosperity had dissipated at least a portion of its thick gloom. But Ennistymon has known no pause in its distresses; and when official gentlemen make up their returns to parliament ...

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... Considerable curiosity is entertained as to the retiring allowances of ministers, and very little is generally known on the subject. It may be interesting, then, briefly to state the substance of the act of parliament which regu- lates these pensions or allowances. The statute (4th and 5th Wm. IV., cap. 24) was passed in 1834, and is en- titled An act to alter, amend, and consolidate the ...

... _. I _ _. - .1 _: _ _-2 a _, _! I -. A 1 - - I The usual monthly meeting of this society was held last evening in the Board-room of the society, Kildare-street. Shertly after eight the chair was taken by Mr. ViciceRs, T.C. The Secretary having read the minutes of 'the previous meeting, Mr. Copeland read the first portion of an elaborate essay on wheat, which he proposed to consider as regards ...

... ssBRAIDWOOD. AUGUST 17.-Tbe most favoured spot is still Major's Creek. Some are still making their four and five ounces a day in the dry diggings. About 300 ounces were sent down from this creek by the last weekly escort. At Bell's Creek little or nothing has been done. The' last three escorts have left without any gold from that locality. Tbe price of gold has been lately as low as 21. 18s., ...

... ' | The appointment to the various offices under the new premier have now for some days past been before the public, and many of the leading members of the new ministry have issued addresses soliciting re- election to the seats vacated by their acceptance of office. A first glance at the names contained in the ministerial roll might probably strike a strong par- tisan as being composed of ...

... AL NVAOLX ON Csinimirtil DAT.--It is good to take a walk on alisnot anywhere afterclutrch on Christinas Day; for it shetll go snit hard bitt sonic wholesome tlioeghtsdre to begot frain it. There An are worse pieces to walk jo. hopefully (omong others) tltan I cemeteries, en Chriatneons morning; for it in the happiest moerning 13c in the.year eon vhich to remember. those whom we: have laid a ...

... 'LATEST INTOLLI(ENCE. HE It MA srri. :-Tlle Tlimnes of yesterday says -We IRave reason to believe that an event inay be expected in the early 11 part of April next sehich will add a new member to the Royal ti lionhy. , *. All Lord John Russeli had n leveo 0n0 Thursday at the Forei4n- ofice, which was attended by All the Foreign Alinihtere and fb ItafhBlio nsty in town. Mr. Alrtbur lusoecil ...