Saturday Evening. —The present being holiday week, and this year even duller than usual, scarcely anything presents itself for comment. In produce nothing ot any consequence has been done, and in shares little more. The opening prospects for the new year are dull enough. There h

Ma>sion-house.—Joseph Adv was summoned before Alderman Gibbsfor the sum of 12*. 10s., due and owing her Majesty, for the duty of postage, which he refused and neglected to pay. The summons was supported by Mr. Peacock, the solicitor to the Post-office. Mr. Peacock having stated

The Conference of the Society of St. Vincent d* Paul, Ennis, gratefully acknowledge the receipt the following sums in aid their funds, viz. : From the Council Genera! the So- £ d, s. ciety, Dublin, ... ... ... 5 0 0 Anonymous, per Rev, James M'Mahon, 10 0 John Frost, Esq , Solie

administrations, the Courts of Justice, and the Bourse remained closed. The churches wore unusually crowded. At St. Sulpice, St. Roch, and Madeleine, where the solemnity of the service and the exquisite music attract the greatest multitude, police republican guards were statione

4t. i Oacc, JAMES DOUGLAS. V|lMcs&!e Cattfeetloner &nd r.Cakcr, I 110. TKONUATF, Ardrrrnj.V totliosc|4in(csin In-laml who kivc patron Izcil lif:n, flinliii SoU< itine a o'litimujai <.f t)a > "ouiil invite )m> have ji"l yet visited his KstaMi'limni’t. and fimpcct Ills himl extensi

Jennings and T. S. Dunscombe.have been acknowledged the Secretary in Dublin, Rev. Ralph Sadleir:— Major Beamish .. .'. .. 0 0 Messrs. T. &F. Jennings,.. .. 5 5 0 Dr. Hohart, 3 3 0 Dr. Charles Porter, .. .. 3 3 0 Aid. Thomas Lyons, .. 2 2 0 Paul M'Swiney, Esq., .. .. 110 W. C. Lo

frith't CmHotm* Trial Sterne *s Pitt, m under MrUUtim the Otwmd Pnradt. « Advents beet tnacaat fMt vmk» -■ "---trim frit—fiieew da guerre. **—Old Lexieem Ten HtmW*. all very know that the Frith Ike Perth, It dev'liah rough customer the ftortfc. But here ia the South, the ferte F

(VMM OUB own COUBarONDBNT.) In my lata journey* through the country, I mad* tome oa id wretched >tate and degraded condition ; yet, conceiving bath to be tolerably well-known, I hesitated to them publicity, until I heard from various gentlemen connected with property, that ttey

Notwithstanding the inveterate hostility of the Whig government, and its pertinacity in free trade—notwithstanding the edict of the "King of the] West Riding," that free trade in corn and cattle is irrevocable—notwithstanding the servile echo which Sir Robert Peel has returned t

is difficult to find anything more disgusting than the shameless audacity of the devices by which the Poor Law imposture is kept up, through the never-resting activity of that host of voracious vermin which the contrivance of Mr. Nicholls has called into existence in Ireland. Sp