... Tilts meeting, Came off onl Mouclay last, the 26th inst., over a very nicely laid-off course inl the vicinity of Comber, part of th~e course having, been used lin foriner thimes for similar purposes. The weather up to three o'clock in the afternoon, was extremely faivourableI far the enjoyieent of the sport; anti, as the day wais ob- served as a holiday lin Belfast and the counmtry ilis-- ...

... Moa AaY, thle seat of the -Marquis of Droghea has presented a continiued scene or festivities during, the past week, and the picturesque town of Monatstete- ven exhibited a bustling and throniged appearance. Among the many beneficial results of a resident land- lord, be hie nobleman or commoner, we may place inl the foreground those kind attentions and contributions towvards thle wants of ...

... FURT2HER VICTORIES OF THE TURKS. (Front the Tunecs ofSattin'rini.) VLENJA%, FRIDAY' LEvesit.-Baron B~udberg, the neiv RUSSian Commrissioner, arrives at Butcharest to-day or to-morrow.- General Osten-Sacken Only received orders to march towards the Pruth onl tie 8,th of Novemnber; cease- q teutly lie cannot reach Mol10davia befoie the end of'this month. Buc:iarost advice., tip to the 5th, and ...

... - -Lp pi SOCIETF,.;?3 I D ?? d ied to the | On Ttlesd ' nit l 4HAtom h committee o the SeRsii to the Ronan Catholics Waite tutPcxl- the Right i Ion. Viscount PalmerSton, her Majesty's Secretary of State rr the Home Department, for the purposeof presenting to is lordship the memorial of the president, vjce-president, i iad committee of the society, praying his lordship to institu i a inquiry ...

... I - The following is a statement of the awards made by the judges at the private exhibition of winter fruits and cbrysan- thetnums, held on Tuesday, at the society's rooms, Rloyal Irish Institution, College-street:-- Black ?? prize, Sir Roger Palmer, Bart, Kenure Park; gardener, Mr. Hickey. Second prize, Charles Doyne, Esq, Newtown Park; gardener, Mr. Saville. White ?? prize, Charles Doyne, ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORr;ESPONDENT,) LATEST NEWS. LiVEnrOOI, FR1DAY.-Considerable speculation and much public regret has been expressed on 'Change to-day, conse- quent upon the rumoured resignation of L rd Palmerston, as it is felt here that his services in the government are more than e~er required. Considerable anxiety iB felt at the non-arrival of the screw Steamer Olinda, from the Brazils. Some ...

... RR DN COREREPONDENCE. CITY IMPROVEMENTS. SIR-Please to give insertion to the following notice of motion, which is to oblige the committee of the whole house on the city improvements to give their reasons to the public for preferring widening Copper-alley instead of Castle-street, and for refusing to give the citizens water.of potable quality which your journal has to forcibly advocated, and ...

... GROCERS AND VINTNERS' SOCIFTY. . ANNIVERSARYiDINNER. The second anniversary dinner of the above highly influen- tial and much respected body tok p-cm, last evenifh under cirenmstances eminetoly calculated to render the OfUtirranOO one of no ordinary claracter, and most gratifying to the Uu- morous friends and members of the society. Daring the com- paratively brief period it ha8 been hi ...

... ?? DUBlIN: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1853. THE WATER SUPPLY IN DUBLIN-TiE PUBLIC I I HEALTH.I | Mr. Simon, medical officer of health for the city of London, has just presented his annual report on the health of the metropolis. The report is a very long one, covering nearly six columns of the Lon- don journals; and though it professes to treat of the metropolis of England alone, and of the special ...

... . I The weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday at the Workhouse, James'e-street, Sir RoaERT SEUW, Dart., in the chair. The following members of the board were present:- Captain Nowlan, Henry Price, John Robinson, Dr Wall, Edmond Lawleis, D P Ryan, J P; John Martin, Captain Wall, John 0 Bonsall, J B Mulhall, Captain Lindsay, Ben. iHolebrouk, Ralph Champion, John Fleming, Patrick Whelan, ...

... rbe iemurv 30otnal i TU UIdN. WEVNE DAW, D. :El Ikmc 1A, 1853. I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i -: - T11HR: 'WAR. RUMOURED RUSSA? VICTORY. While Europe was Ijn^ing with feats of Turkish gallantry, came the gr~ sg intelligence that a large portion of the Turkish jet had been destroyed by the Russians in the port'of Sinope. The battle is said to have lasted at hoar. Six line-of-battle ships, with' the usual ...

... I FOR.EIGN INTELLIGENCE. I RUSSIA AND TURKEY. VIENNA, DiaueomEia 9.-The Constantinople letters of the 28th November bring little news of importance, but the following is a summary of what is contained in the Jo0111al de 0Cosantlineple and in the 75-iesfe Zeituny. On the 22d Noveutber, Lord Stratford, aceompenied byfimdiral Dundas and several of hie superior officers, went in the stamer In- ...