ladies’ boarding school. UNDER THE DIRECTION OP rtS MISS NEILSON, # WILL OPEN on MONDAY the 4th of JANUARY, 1930. ||sg" The DRAWING CLASS will be taught Mr. BELL. 315 Warrenpoint, 28tli December, 1829. ENDOWED DISTRICT SCHOOL, AT MONAGHAN; Rev. T. MOONEY, A.M., late Scholar, T.C

is expected from England this day to-morrow to addres the Electors— this event, it is said, he will be opposed by his noble father. The Candidates above announced have retained active and experienced Agents. , \lr Massy Dawson is supported by the combined interests of Lord Kings

HIRST STAGE, FROM DUBLIN TO MARYBOROUGH, The reader may judge that theie are more fashionable vehicles going than the caravan.— But it is a great comfort that it sets out from such a low bred end of the town as to secure you from the disgrace of being seen to step into it by any

SHUTTING THE GATES DEiIRY. see ,, account, which some our cuiitcmporaries, for lack of better mutter, have devoted two columns, detailing the proceeding* at Derry upon the anniversary the shutting the gates. to have some information upon live subject ; and, le*l the well judging

Yarmouth. Dec. 24- Denison, Scott, from Mem el, delivering in these rowde, parted from her aivchors this morn, ing, and drove tt>liu the south beach crew saved, and cargo expected to saved. llakwicu, Die; —The Edgar, Newbegm, from ShudtU for London, has been assisted here, with

the London Papers there ait account of the election .a Sexton parish church St. Gilevs, the fields. There appears to have been hot and close cun test for the place. The chief candidates were, (he widow of late Sexton, the keeper, ami tin; Ilt rerend Mr. I ratt n Clergyman of the

Stillinq Kxti.ahation (Ut class, I. si division.) VTliitly (W) Imus, Gannon idus, Kelioe Siius. (2d uivi-*ion)—Cassidy Imus Duffy (sen) 2Jus, Di.ffy (jun) Slius. (2d ela-*)—-Harlow (J) Itnus, Harlow 2dus. English Gkamssar : (Ist division) —Whitly (W) Imus. c» a-quo wiih Gannon,

COURT OF INQUIRY AT BELPAISgf OS MIONDAY, TriE 2SrTI DECE11FIE ?? v. Darraghs. A Writ of Inquiry in this cause was thi5 *lav sp,.,l Ie John Birnie, Esq. Sheriff, and a respectalble J verype(uliaricircumstinces. Counsellor ed orn behalf of the plaintiff, nnd Mr. Davison, f 13 d fo