CsTmarmr, destructive fire took place yesterday on the extensive range of premises belonging to Messrs. W. W. Weatherly, well known the Cnartham Paper Mills, situated on a branch of the Stoar, and nearly adjoining the Ashford extension of the South Eastern Railway, within throe

JAMES DAVIS & CO. / Hate great pleasure in announcing to their Friends and the Public, that their mums.

December 30ih, 1850, for Ardee Baron jr. At DUNLBER. on TUESDAY, December FerrarH .irony. At DUNLEER, on TUESDAY, lB5O, for Drogheda Daronj. At RAVENSDALE. on THURSDAY, January 2nd, 1851, for Lower Dundalk Barony. At LOUTH, on FRIDAY, January 3rd, 1851, for Louth Barony. At DUN

DUNDALK UXI ON— Th iisd.vv. The usual weekly meeting of guardians was held at the workhouse, on Thursday—Richard Byrne. Esq., in the chair. Present also —Thomas Bradford and Nicholas Conroy. Stair the Horsi—ln the bou«e on thisday week6G2; admitttd since, ?i; discharged, 7; died,

The of the Presentation Convent and the Managing Committee of the Drogheda Female National School return their moat ainerre thank* to the Moat Rev. Dr. Cullen, for his able and eloquent appeal made in St. Peter's Catholic Church, on Sunday, the loth December, inatant, in aid of

Brian Boirolmhe, Owens master, for Liverpool, 24 boxes eggs, 30 boxes butter, 60 firkins butter, 8 crates fowl 9 boxes eggs, 16 bags muscles, 216 cows, 203 sheep, 210 pigs 8 horses. Saint Patrick, Beany master, for Liverpool—279 cwts. oatmeal, J. & F. Chadwick ; 60 boxes eggs, 8

THE DROGHEDA ARGUS—SATURDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1850. A STORY SHERIDAN. Tom Sheridan used to tell a story for and against himself, which shall take leave to relate. He was staying at Lord raven’s, at Bcrtham, (or rather Kaiu<tead.) and one day proceeding on shooting e&cur-iun, like Haw

or 20,000 boxes. The prospects of the crop are stated to good and supplies likely to be early. Fieigbta low, sav 30s to 35s per ton for sugar, cither lo Great Britain or the continent. A further inquiry ha* taken place this week, into some of the tricks of the coal trade in Dubl