WM. CRAWFORD, ESQ., CHAIRr.IiI”, THE VEN. THE AUCH DEACON CO UK, THE VERY REV. TIIEOROLD MATTHEW, JOSEI’H LEYCESTER, ESQ., SAMUEL LANE, ESQ., DANIEL LEAHY, ESQ., J. K. CUMMINS, ES<i., REV. DR. QUARRY, JAMES MURPHY, ESQ., DANIEL MEAGHER, ESQ., REV. WILLIAM CONNOR, REV. MICHAEL' U

THE MARKETS. CLONMEL— S*pt. jC s. d. d 6 s. d. 3 13 0 C 0 0 Oatmeal Rendered Lard 0 to 0 O 0 111 Oto 0 Hides (raw) ... ... oto O O O Bacon Pigs 2 1 4 ... oto 0 O Flour 6 oto O O Household $ 0100 0 0 Thirds*-. 0 19 0 to 0 O Fourths ... 015 Oto o^^ llapesccd ... oto O o 0 9 Barley

Tlie Inhabitant* of the united KT«o«i»n and Robin, county of Mayo, have held oiee'inpr for th* purpo-e of showing that •• their hatied tilhos t- as immortal as their love of justice.” and o( setting example to their fellow countrjmen. The resolution* are worthy of Irishmen : I.

rontrsris unili r tile late Jury Art (:l an.l 4, •,v. IV., i-hup. 78) for Repairing the siiil Ro»l, at the expense of the Cnuult, of Armagh ate hereby requireil to Take Notice, cannot them to prose cute the woik, alter Turnpike Gates shall have been ereneil the said Road. I will

On Monday the town of Brentford was thrown into a state of the greatest excitement hy an occurrence the most marvellous heard of for many years, of which the following are the particulars : Mr. Wilson, the master of the New Brentford National School, on his arrival at the school

(from the correspondent of the morning hf.rai.d.) ' York, Aujf. :iO. I have just visited for the first time a curious and intoresting spectacle peculiar to this country Methodist camp meeting. 1 had heard of these religious assemblages, and been told many anecdotes connected wit