Not. 19, Mount Plummer, county Limerick, the lady of Brudenell Plummer, Usq. of daughter.

lbs. Esq., Castleisland. Decern lur 14, 1536.

TO THE ELECTORS TRALEE. Gentlemek, E Dissolution of Parliament which may be looked M- for conscquc nt upon a change in his Majesty's Councils, will replace in your hands, the choice of a Representative for our Town. Sir Edward Denny's personal disinclination public life, the lon

ha** received Ci;>e of Hope papers to the | Is;h of November inclusive, from which learn that 1 the Kaffir thief, Pato, had been defeated by Colonel So- merset. Tills arrival also confirms the loss of her Ma- | sloop Snake. We subjoin extracts ; (From the Graham's Town Journal,

Mr.OsioK.NC viewed the bill «n lafreetiao the Britiih | eomtitDtiar. _ ] Mr. Aolioxbt approved the principle the mIL Mr. V. O’Coknor contended the roe More wa* treaeoa the Crown, (••;(! outrage on the righta of the people. After few remarks from Mr. Reynold*, Sir George Grey, Mr

THE CHURCH We have been informed, that the Rev. Mr. Samliford has been preferred to the living of Valencia, which is in the gilt of the Crown. Tbi* is the third appointment made to that parish since the promotion of the Rev. John 6. Day, about six months since. The first was tha

A Cuckoo across jut’i, pleased 1 mark arrowy A.iJ sec reach the nt-izhbooriug rarb, AuU an aged Ihocu s ight. In haste I turn dexter ear, To catch the luck-portending sound; And fancy, those notes 1 hear, « fairy music from you mouod. Such airy, softly plaintive tones Did echo b

Wednesday last, Rome Engineers came to tbe farm TVnoihy Treacy, io Samuel Dick«oe > Esq., part of the lands Ballykennedy. in this county, and though: to enter his farm to make a road tbioogjh it. Treacg demanded their authority for coming there, and bavir.g none, he refused to a

It was with small foelings of surprise that wa read in yesterday’s Examiner the subjoined letter from the Poor Law Commissioners, addressed to the KUlarner Board, in reply to the following resolution, proposed by, we believe, the High Sheriff ; Resolved—" That Ibis workhouse, an

On Saturday evening last, the Serjeants of the SSth depot, (or Connaught Rangers,) entertained the Serjeant-Major, Serjeants Crugar and Irwin, at supper, prior to leaving for Dublin, with the view of being placed the out-pension list, after completing their period of service. Th