in I Sh ares o f £2) each EEL JOHN SHAW LEIGH, Esq., H. B. B. H. BLUNDELL, E. DlRscross. Charles Turner, Esq., Chairman. John Campbell, Esq., awl J. linunley-Moure, Es., Deputy-Chairmea. George Arinvtmn2, Ralph Brocklebank, Esq. Michael Boustiel.l, Esq. David Cannon, William Cla

149 drunkards were arrested in Cork on Sunday. The gas lighting of the streets of Waterford last summer cost the corporation only £.200. The price of new potatoes in the Limerick market has decreased to 93. per weight of Itilbs. The bill for abolishing the office of Lord Lieuten

SCHOOLMISTRESS, (A ROM AX CATHOLIC), At a aalftry of 2 per Annum, With Apartments and Seeend-Clars Rations. Proponals in the handwriting of the Applicantn, with Testimonimbi or Character and Competency, will be received by me up to o'Cluek on the above date, when the personal at

The house of a woman named Bridget At'Donnell, at Ballydougan, has long been under the notice of the * police as a she6ens of a very dangerous character, and repeated efforts have been made to detect the parties frequenting it, but without success. However, on Sunday evening, Co

The following are the number of persons who received relief in the Sligo Union, during the Seven Days preceding Saturday, the 2nd of Nov., Isbtl, together with the net annual value of each Electoral Division : Electoral Divisions. Nett Annual Valle. In the Workhouse. d. Ballisod

Return of the Produce of Sales of Fatale in each Cowan, 4-c., Irelant Counties, Cities, and Towm. Total Produee of Rater up to the cad afOetober, F. d. - - 3,880 0 0 Antrim, -. .. Armagh, -- Carlow, .. .. Cavan, .. Clare, -- Cork, ... City, - Dt:negal, .. -. Down, .. Dublin, .. -

lie open fur Inspection for 14 Days from the 12th Nov ea BER instant, at the following Police Stations, pursuant to the 13th and 14th Vic. cap. : CARBERY. SLIGO, BREAFFY, C LI FIT/NY, DRUMCLIFF, ROSSE'S POINT. ORMAN. BALLTMOTE, KNOCKBRACK. CLOGITER, MULLAGIIROE, ROSS. TUBBERCURR

JULY 26—INCENDIAKIS11.—On Monday morning at an early hour,a house, the property of tiir William Parke, was maliciously bunted to the ground—the incendiaries having ignited it at both ends of the roof. The potato crop is doing well here : the leaves are spotted in a few places, b