... ADDRESS OF THE CORPORATION TO THE? LORD LIEUTENANT,-AND HIS Es. CF.LtEN'S? REPLY., 8bortiy before the ievee the Lord Mayor, aecompanied by sev'ral members of the towp council, waited uporr the Lord Lieutenant to present an address from the corporation 'con- gratulaeing his Excellency on his arrival 115 this country ahs Viceroy. ThedeputatiOn consisted ofthe following geale. c men :-The Lord ...

... SPIRIT OF ThE LONDON PRESS. (Fon the Tnv .) Two cases, which in their preliminary stages had attracted a colpdiderable share of public attention, have just been dis- posed of at the Central Criminal Court. The firat of theasti referred to what has been kown as the gold chain impos-' ture A customer enters the shop of a person who professes to deal in gold, and purebases, at gold cost, a ...

... EIb hr'temitas 3outlla DUBLIN: JIIDAY, FEBRUARY I, 18i58. I lhe The intelligence from Milan is of the most vague ort and unsatisfactory character. A few broken sen- Ile tences transmitted by telegraphic wires-indistinct 113- ,rt, and almost contradictory-one representing the - insurrection as quelled, and another as having la- an broken out afresh-one representing the Austritan me garrison as ...

... RELIGIOUS EQUALITY AD TENANT RIGHT- THE MEATH MANIFESTATlON . -_(From the Drogeheda Argus.) The Meath meeting on Tuesday last was a hopeful event for Ireland's future. TOD long in Ireland has religion been made the pretext for rancour. We mean not the religion of peace, charity, and good will delivered by the divine author of Christianity to his disciples; bat the religion whioh would ...

... X. London Tkhusrday Eveninzg. The session of 1853 commenced to-day, but with little of the bustle and excitement usual on the opening day of the legislative year. There was no Queen's speech-no address -no great debate, and consequently the attendance of mein here of both houses weas rather scanty. The lords, of the L. 'two mustered the stronger comparatively. In the Corn- tneoid the' ...

... ---BA b6 ?? , !~~I ~ i Tile bafierlym'iatin af tbe abare el~ers of the above co Icppydlsh hbeld.vn Wedrady at the London Tavern.- dolonel 'BAfTniATsooN was j the c4aic. The report of the dcte* We ttr'tiited-oi'c'hsidera tion. .vas asf9o ws-j , . i ID f la feet fialf-yeally report your directors exprcssed an opitnion that'ii satisa ctory tn'rKe. ofatic'wo~Id be gcaeduq11y realirsd.. . They; ...

... I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? - tome12 A public mueting of the ?? o tJ' KW DOtit O that Thursday in the City Court-house, to adopt a petiint car- parliament, praying for tbe abolition Of ininiaters? money the tax. The chair was taken, shoitly after one o'clock, by the JOHNi FRANCIS MAGUIME, M.P., Mayor. rib- His Wors.hip said he had called the meeting In obedlence to one of thes most numerously Bign ,ed ...

... SOCIE TY FOR THE PROMOTION OF IRISH MA- I NUFACTURE AND INDUSTRY.' I In accordance with the arrangement previousdv made, a deputation ?? this body waited yesterday, at one o'clock, on his Excellency the L rd Lieutenant for the purpose of presenting bim with an address. The deputation was com- posed ?? rnembers:- Alderman Andrews, A. H. Begot, Thomas French Wil- liauiinn, William' Giabam, ...

... _. . .. . .. _ _- - - - We have received another letter from Mr. Wight, and In compliance with our promise publish the letter uncurtailed, omitting the preliminary and concluding prargrapohs, the former of which has no reference to the point in issue, being merely an argument in support of his anxiety to have his former letter published-the letter being of an equally irrele- vant characters ...

... I -- ?? ?? ~,V ?? MEETING OF THE COUNTY MAWU. (FROMt OUR OWNc REPORTER.) A numerous and highly influential meeting of the gentry, clergy, landholders, and electors of the county Mayo, was held on Monday at Castlebar, for the purpodel of pronounc- ing the opinion of this patriotic and high spirited county upon the conduct of eame of the Irish representatives who have recently taken office under ...

... BY AECjTRICG TER LEGRAPH. I W. H. Smith and Sons' Newspaper Ofce, No. 1, Eden-quoay, February 11, 18o3. OVERLAND MAIL. INDIA.-Further details received by telegraph froma Trieste state that a treaty for the annexation of Pegu, dated Dec. 20tb, concludes with the intimation that, in case the Bur- mese Emnpororeshould refuse to make an immediate peace, or should molest our new territory, the ...

... I I large Perhaps some of our general readers may have riab heard of the new mode of computation which some r the figurative reformers have long sought to intro- :r of dace into the mercantile system, instead of the ?? involved, slow, and troublesome process anciently y as laid down, and still continued for the solution of Fs of arithmetical problems. The decimal system has tries, ever ...