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* FUIhERAL OF JAMIES I5INTO' LALOR, ESQ.- We recorded, with pain, on Saturday, the demise of this gified and patriotic Irishman. On , esterday his remains were consignes to their last resting place ?? Ceme- tery. The occasion was so far propitious, that the fineness of the weathe

I INSOLVENT COURT-SATURDAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Curran.) . e Tre Francis D. gameiltosn. In this matter Mr. Creighton was for the insolvent and Mr. Levy appeared to oppose for Mr. Barnet, a shipowner and mer- chant of Belfast.; The case seemed to involve a mercantile question

of the Christmas season, has given a stimulus to the nobility of the country to advance in the same direction. At Woburn Abbey dramatic representations have been given for the last year or two with a zest that has conferred celebrity alike upon the performers and the entertainme

purpose, at the following Stations, at Kate not exceeding 6d. for each case, viz.:—Armagh, Uot'GHG all. Black WATERTOWN, Tvs AN. Kkadt. Uichiiill, or Mahkkthii.l. Proposals will considered, Meeting of the Board, on TUESDAY, the Ist day of January, 1830. liy order, M. M*NEALE JOH

n . . . .... form compost heaps, and thus to increase the manure ARMING OPERATIONS hORJANUAR\. store. The proper proportions are two-tliirds of bog- Proporly speaking the agricultural year does not j earth to one-third of form-yard dung. Let the botcommence with this month ; a g

FREE TRADE AND FAIR RENTS. The province, par exetllnct, which cltima origination of tenant right is alto the first to come forward in its defence and for its extension. Down, the most important countj in Ulster, and among the first in Ireland, has come forward in this hour of lo

At St. Pfeter’e Church, the Rev. Thomas Scott, of Richmond Hill, county Dublin, to the Hon. Mary OValiashan. Shanbally Castle, county Tipperary. John R. Reed. Esq., only son of John U. Reed, Esq., of the Bearhavcn Mines, Priscilla Bowlea, daughter of the late Joseph Bowles, Esq.

uniform condition of ruin and decay. Mr. Bennett seconded the resolution. Mr. Honner proposed the next resolution; Resolred That the committee bo instructed to use erery means in their power endearour to introduce the formation of railways in Ireland, being now the surest mode d

THE WASTED On the velvet bank of a rivulet sat rosy child. Her lap waa filled with flowers, and a garland of rose-buds was twined round her neck. Her face was as radiant the sunshine that fell upon it; and her voice was as clear that the bira which warbled at her »ide. The littl