... DUBLIN, Nov. 10, The sales in the Incumbered Estates Courtsince the commencement of the present term show a con- sidetable advance in the Irish land market. Twenty- three and twenty-four years' purchase on the net ren- tal havo now become quite ordinary rates; and in yes. terday's sales lands in the counties of Kildare, Waterford, and aiwlay ranged at rates of from 26 yeara' to 30 years' ...

... CAISTOR PLQUOU1GVG MATCH. ' Th utriiua m'ee~ing, the mosct fimportant'held'in LincoluehboIt~e'iitteen: period of the' y'esrp'took plies aft Wed~geaday-last,:and was, iiie-ery sense, neauqlaoss.. In tbia morning sfxy-ofie 'emulus' asloughinen contendjed in it field on the farm'a of'HE. 'G.':Skipworth, Esq., ?? * ~tee przes vayin frm 6. t It Teir work was vwit- nesed bya lage umbe of he ...

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... THE GUILT OF TEE CZAR. d Sir George Sinclair, Bart., of Thurso Castle, at RI riea eannual meeting, oni the 16th ult., Of the Bible Society in that the district, took occasion to speak of the disastrous effects of tren war on many a happy home now rendered desolate. Want de', ~r of space restricts u~s to a short extract fedom this eloquent efte ,s and graphic speerb, which first attracted our ...

... The only change in the situation is, that the operar- j tives of Messrs. Pooley and Co., Bradford-street, who had b accepted the' reduction offered by the employers, but who A had reported at a public meeting that they were earning o bighir wages, have been pernuaded to strike. They gave d notice, yesterday morning, to their enmploers, that they a, would cease working in fourteen daye, if the ...

... AppROACHING VISIT OF THE WINO OF SAIRDINIA. i' Pi agijesty the King of Sarditija will take 0of th h Imperial French Court this e -ening, h ve jia the Great Northern of France ~taV Olait , lvhwhre the K iuig is expected .tcivo shortly before midnight. !r MIajety5 steamyyacht Osborne has been ; o or oalaud prepare for a voyage to Frane, olft Portsmouth Yesterday evening, to bring . t, Royal ...

... LORD PANMVRE, The last meeting of the county of Forfar having agreed to congratulate Lord Panmure on the fall of Sebastopol, and on the success of the allied armies on that eventful occasion, and to express their high sense of the very efficient manner in which his lordship has conducted the busiaess of the war since he entered the War-office, Lord Panmure has replied as follows: War ...

... TALLIED FLEETS IN THEI I BLACK SEA. ?? - [Frr~O skTURDAY'S 30NITHUB] I. B ,efbrhis departure from r the Blaok I B o t Ad- tIr1 Bruat addressed the folobovifg ie orter tto A d- ?? ~s~a ngth ojuaaijg ?? vi'f ih6a1rdeic th ,u board the Mo ntebello, Nov. ?? ~if.dear Colloague I am hfbyf beforer my de- priure, to Have to transmit to you the congratu. !Stious whihih his EEcellency the Minister of ...

... T. ' MIX iTTflEW'S CHUIR6t'WrIZY'T9N. I ?? ~~ - a: !. - I !. . ?? . *Yesterday Vsing the day on which, the summer. grane 'fj einst 'Dr. .Taughan, the incumbent ?? Distriwt hurch dof 8t.'M)astliew,;Brixton, was returnable ?? ii-tpijembeth: Poicpcurt, the court at a early horb' t aI and when the case. was called on there was not even standing: room to be obtkined. At one o'clock Dr. V'aughae, ...

... If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer it would be to tellI him his fate. If he resolved to venture ?? the dangerous precipice of tellin- unbiasoed truth let him proclaim war with! mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter, If he tells the crime Of groat Men they fall ?? him With the iron hands of tbe law; if he tells them of virtues, when they have any, then the mob attacks him ...

... 'a (From the Delhi Gaetele.) Seven or eight months ago one Shah Gholaw Ha.- sein,, diseolute vagabond, formerly a Hindoo, bet like many others at Luaknow, a pervert to Islam, with that 'fierce rancour which animates renegades, ptisished throughout Lucknow and the principal MabomerdAp towns and villages of Oude, that the Hindoos had ltl14 destroyed and defiled a Musjid, which until recently bad ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY, NOV.29.' , -1 A SAVINGS BANSx for the army in the Crimesa such an institution, we suggested on Tuesday last, i would probably prove the most effective counter- fl agent to the temptations to drunkenness to which b our soldiers in the East are exposed. If the autho- rities of the Horse Guards are disposed to try the tl experiment, the machinery is to a great extent pro. vided ...