I15. oRY OF THE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE R . htwa nmSOCIETy. ..hvl as ?? nomeronsly and respectablyI tiea oh plce yeste day evening, at the Rotundo, for establiohig the new Temperance Society nY ?? Lord Cloricurry took the )olovig gentlerriens among others, acted as stew. lie Thas Dix

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troops composing the Garrison of Dublin, via - the Rwval Artillery, Ist (or Royal) Dragoons, (o r Royal Worth British) Dragoons, (or King's Royal Irish) Hussars. Battalion Scots' Fusilier Guards, Royal Welch Fusiliers, 46th, 77th, and 95th Regiment*, will assemble in Ihe Phoanix

There wa* only « moderate supply of wheel freeh up for thl» morning’s market; and in con»«juence of the unrettled itate of the weather during the pa»l week, factor* succeeded in obtaining *d. \ of per quarter on the price* of this day »e nnight. Flour wa* in fair *up|iiy, and pr

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On Munilay the Towh-h«ll at Hcnley-on- Thames «■«» crowded hear the esaminailun of Vineent Vaughan, E>q. of BeH-hatch House, near that town, on a charge of conspiring with Baron Da Behr, oftoa Charles De Behr, am) othera. defraud Mr. Allen, of Oxford,- of £3,000. '1 Magistrates

The friend* «f the above society assembled in great numlier* tea party given in the Kotundo on last evening, 'rite larger long room up stairs was denseley crowded respectable company nude and female visitors, anxioun for the promotion of the objects the society. After the usual

The usual weekly meeting of this body took place Tuesday night, at the Corn Exchange Rooms Mr. M‘Abi»le the chair. Mr. Jamfs Martin said that after the unfortunate result of the last Newry election, the inhabitants of that town resolved to establish Trades’ I nion prevent such a

WANTED, TWO APPRENTICE&fi/r'TrH OLE SALE and RETAIL GROC/?R’.J Establishment. Refer to the Office of this paper. Belfast, 21st August, 1837. 669

This party gratified by the present state afain, and with reason; possessing considerable influence even upon the Government of Great Britain and our colonial empire, engrosses the whole administration of public affairs Ireland. Lord Mulgrave't Lieutenancy is popular with these