... TheLimeriekReporter has the following gloomy state- ment respecting the spread of distress in that quarter consequent upon the enormous advance in the price of all kinds of provisions I- The state of the poor is lamentable in the extreme. We never remember to have witnessed them undergo more privations. The capitalists' who speculate on 'war' have absdlutely placed provisions beyond their ...

... LIST OF THEt DEPUTY L1ITENU TS } OF LANCASHirRlE, ax k . A. I M. Ainslie, Grisedale. P. Alnswortb, Smithills Hall. T. Ainsworth, Baokbarrow. W. Ainsworth, Preston. R. E. Alison, Park Hall. W. Allcard, Warrlngton. W.-M. I. Anderton, Easton. R. Andrews, Rivington. 3. W. H,-Anson, Manchester. C. D. Archibald, Walney. Sir E. Armitage, Pendleton. Robt. B. Armstrong, Lancaster. J. Armstrong, ...

... PROPOSED 1IBW IMPROVEMENT ACT.-ADJOURNED MEETING. I _1 . .. . - .. ?? . . .. _. - - - .. The various provisions of the proposed bill for extending the uee present Improvement and Water-works Act-for establishing pee gas-works-for constructing a cemetery-and for obtaining other oan sanitary regulations in the two townships, have been amply die. rel cussed In -Burnley since the meeting on the ...

... RELIGIOUS DLEOMIINATIONS IN ENGLAND. The work of Mr. Horace HMnn, assistant-commissioner to the census, on Religious Worship in England and Waloes has beun printed witlliu the last few days. Thc origin of tbis work is as ?? preparations were beih, xnade foir taking the last census, it was considered most advisable, if pos:ible, by means of the complete machinery to be emploved, to seice upon ...

... Tllr 'MSG LOAF,'' AND WHAT ST IS 1R3EDJUCED TO. We hold the Manchester or free-trade politicians mnorally'te-s~ponsrlble for the outbreaks in the vest of Eaglsana, tiled bread-riots, and likewise for the conse- quellces entailed upon tbe actors therein. We contend that the pour and ignorant persons at Exeter, against whoml a troop of dragoons was brought, are the victims to a delusive, ...

... THE WAR, BETWEEN, RUSSIA T AND TURKEY. According to instruations received at Coretantinople, the allied fleets of France and England entered the B!ack Sea on the 3rd of January, together with the first diviston of the Turcc.Egyptian fleet. ,Al vessels are left at Ieioco, to guard the entrance of the Bosphorus, and the second division of the Ottoman fleet is anchored at Thlerapia. All Russian ...

... THE FATAL COLLISION ON TuE EAST- I * RIN COUNTIES IAILWAT. The accident, perhaps, is unparalleled since the forma- tion of railways in this country. As the public may be aware, this railway, like most others, was blocked up by the tremendous fail of snow on Tuesday and Wednesday week. The London mail-train came to a standstill be. tween Wenden and Chesterford, where there is a cutting of some ...

... DUBItIN 4fow SaATU 184,tRY DULILIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1864. THE BALLINASLOE UNION-EXCLUSION OF THE I ~~~SISTE RS OF MERICY. I The Ballinasloe guardians have deliberately come st to the resolution not to-allow the Sisters of Mercy to CC minister to and solace the cheerless and hopeless in- fl mates of the union workhouse. Upon what prin- t' ciple this arbitrary vote of a Protestant ...

... NBIV GUANO BEG UL4TLONSAT THE CHINCrnA . The following haa been received at Lloyd's: ; .-OlEco of the Comnnittee of Pnriv Coucil fot~ Tr2ni; Whitehall, Jan. 1r, 1854. . . 8ir,-I am directed by the Lors of the Coinmitto. of Privy Council for Trade to transmit to you, for the Infor-' matiqn of the committee for ganaging the affais of Lloyd's .and in order that itmay obtain publi-city, heenclosed ...

... Z,71JE. - lhEtl]. Iiftv-riZht Sociorum Corpmensrtles. eihteuerl '';ludi('ate bIaotel-s, thirteerl Middle Btichetors, forty- tour Jlm;tfr (ill, I6ti C;ndidate dr,., 78f) Scnior Sophis- ter> 7sS Jlulior rio., 234 Seniol Freshmerit 2tx1 Junior dm t-rl ex-Si2rrs, and thirtv Siz.ars: rnal.ing a total of ly .;0 Illrbmbcss. The tlegI ees- corlgerl ed in the Univel sityr in trhe year 1Sn3, cornprised ...

... 5- -- T3f l - - TBlE MAINE LIQUOR LAW. TO Tlll EDITORL OF TI I.ELFA1AST NEWS-LETVER. Srta-Th ?? of publie opinonl which was lately eshihitet in the VYictoiHa-llal regardinr ?? 5Maine Iiquor Law, i the very lrre andl inleiten- fial asseublw, tha, attwi~led-shoed their attach- 1ii1,itt to such a ntbe t. ,asure by their repeated tiid entliu.,a,,tic applau e, the gentlemen who laboured ...

... BARNSTAPLE. MARWOOD PLOUGHlINC MATCH.-Through the efforts of some of the more active agriculturists, a ploughing match was revived in this parish last year, and it was then resolved on that there should be an annual, Lately, however, some lnew blood has been infused into the society; and we un- derstand this year's match will shortly come off under most favorable auspices. The committee ...