FBROM OUR PARLIAMENTARy REPORTER: t ?? An _MOna ni I London, Monday OIgnt. In the House of Commons this evening Mr. Daniel O'Connell, jun., took the oaths and his seat for Dundalk. There was a very numerous attendance of Irish members at so early an hour as five o'clock, it being

I . I A meeting of Irish distillers was held yesterday, at the Corn Exchange, to take the proposition of the Chancellor f the Exchequer into consideration. Sir JOHN PowEn, bart. was called to the cbair. Mr. Jameson acted as Secretary, and read letters from Mr. Murray, Marlefleld

jFSHIOABL INTELLIGE NCR. The Marquis of Stafford has purchased the Ondine schooner of tbe Ron. Mr. Ponsonby. of the Royal Yacht Sqadron, and is expeoted to become a prominent member of the yachtllsf fraternity. The Earl and Countess of Warwick have lately bean en- tertaintag a em

- APPALLING CONDITION OF THE POOR AT r, SKIBBEREEN. The following extract of a letter which we find in the " Mail of last night, from the Rev.Charles Caulfield, Protes. tant Rector of Creagh, Skibbereen, fully corroborates the " dreadful details already published of suffering and

WATERHOUSE AND COMPANY, By Special Appointment, SILVERSMITHS TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE LORD LIEUTENANT. A SENSATION of astonishment and admiration has just been produced by a MASTERPIECE OF ELECTRO PLATE, By Messrs. Elkingtof, Mason, and Company, Which WATERHOUSE AND COMPANY / -Have

vo*=ilips ?,tulxlul REKENBER THE S3TH OF MAY, 18441 THE TEMPORARY RELIEF ACT. The importance of having the temporary Relief act promptly brought into operation seems to have been altogether lost sight of by the commissioners appointed to execute its provisions. The act, as print

I SirEPRO)DUCTfVE COMMITTEE-SEED FOR TIHE SMALL FARMERS. I Marcus Keene, Esq., of Beech Park, Ennis, county Clare, has laid a paper before the reproductice committee, ?? some suggestions of value regarding the means of furnishing seed to such small farmers an may be unable to sup

ROYAL AGRICULTURiAL I R9VEIN~, SO CIETY OF IRELAND'ND NTIONAL EXHIBITION AT LONDLDEREY. (FROM OUR OWE5 REPORTER.) Thursday. THE BANQUET. At half past five o'clock a large assemblage of gentle- men had collected in the vicinity of the pavilion, in Bishop-street, and at six o'clock

DU3BLIN, MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1847. THE ELECTIONS-FURTHER TRIUMPHS FOR REPEAL. - - ~ ~ -- -I - Several of the contests which were pending whien we last addressed our readers have terminated, and, as we anticipated, in almost every case favourably to the cause of Repeal. Each day gi

?? ?? 77 ?? ?? ?? ", , c--I, ? 'I , ?? Itc, --am " j -C ,?Vt? ?a? el s mumal DUB3LLW, SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1847. il 26iS,,BEB=5l TRE 30TH OF MR, 1844 ! - - ?? ?? LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S STATEMENT. A detailed examination of all the parts of the minis- terial scheme for Ireland would