THOMAS VIZ BEGS respectfully to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally, that he has received large, varied, and well selected STOCK of ROOM PAPERS for the present season, which he will dispose of on the most moderate terms, from 4d per dozen upwards, and of which

Loss of appetite and flatulency are usually the forerunners of stomachic disease. These famous Pills exercise the most salutary power in all affections of the liver, and all irregularities of the stomach and bowls ; they restore a healthy function to every internal organ, overco

The weather continues extremely mild, and there is not the least appearance of winter The thermo- ' meter was frequently up to degrees, and the wind blowing mostly from the southward to the south-west, rccasionally a severe gale was experienced, doing much damage at various plac

The Magistrates present on last Monday were Jcshua Lett, Bernaid O’Flaherty, Erqis., and Colonel Keogh, R.M. The following ceses were disposed of. Mr. Laurence Doyle, v. Peter Carty, for stealing timber in use as a fence. His complaint was diemissed without prejudice, there not

Moved by Dr. O’Rourke; seconded Dr. Lang, Resolved—lt the duty of every Medical Practitioner, at all times, to protect the legitimate and just interests of his profession, and that any medical man who may be associated in any attempt to damage such interests, is worthy of the str

My Lords and Gentlemen —ln recurring at the usual season to the advice of Parliament, I am glad to think that in the internal state tha country there is nothing to excite disquietude, anj much cause for satisfaction and thankfulness that pauperism and crime hare considerably dim

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DIRECT FROM THE IMPORTERS, GEKUINE PHOPPHO PERUVIAN GUANO MESSRS. PURDON, Proprietors of the Gazette, be" to state that last year they accepted from the Piiospiio-Pekuvin Guano Co. the Sole Agency for Ireland, an! jjot a special guarantee in their deed of agreement, that the Gua

Wexford, with statute acres of excellent land, chiefly under grass. fmmi diate application to be made to JOSEPH S. VVADDV, E»q. 34 College Gr< en, Dublin, or bis Oflice, fti Wexfo d.