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106, Wwtstnet, Drogheda. THOMAS NORTH, la returning thanks ta his Friends Customers for post favours, begs to the Public generally, that has just completed oacLtlnprovemeats ia hi* ELECTRO-PLATING APPAttforS the experience of the lost five years has suggested Urn iroportaace of—

Monday, July 22.—Annagassan, Louth Castlcshane, Monaghan ; Largy, Cavan; Navan, Meath. Tuesday, July 23.—Leitrim Town. Wednesday, July 24.—Kedhill. Cavan. Thursday, July 25. —Atby, Kildare; Clones, Monaghan; Clane, Kildare; Clonnicllon, Westmeath ; Jobnstonsbridge, Armagh ; Lurg

TJIR LAY* CAMBRIDGE MIS FAMILY. At the evening sitting, Lord M. Hill communicated her Majesty's reply to the address of condolence on the death of the Duke of Cambridge; and also her Majeaty's reply to the address relative to a monument to the lato Sir Robert Peel, stating that s

A bill intituled act to amend and improve the relations of Lvndlurd and Tenant in Ireland. (Brought from the Lords, Ist July, 1850.)

As know that great desire exists to correctly ascertain tho state of the crops, after the late rains, we five* tho following communications which reached yesterday : I»crn.—Since our last report of the country we had a good deal of rain, which will tend to assist in maturing the

la employed renovate the impaired powers of life, when exhausted the influence exerted solitary iadulgenea to the systeai. Its action purely balsamic; its nower in re-inngorating the frame in all cases of nervous and sexual debility, obstinate gleets, impotency, barrenness, and

anti-sypkilitic remedy, for partfying the system from venereal contamination, and recommended for any of tbc varied forms of secondary symptoms, such eruptions on the skin, blotches ou the bead sud face, enlargement uf the throat, tuosils, svula; threatened destruction of the no

The London Voruinj l*,ut containr an article, speculating on the character of Mr. Filntorc, the new President Ameica, in these words ••And without wishing to prejudge tl.c official onduct of a man of high character undoubted ability, still cannot but r< member, promising no exce

Judge Cramptok entered the Court shortly after o’clock. The following gentlemen were sworn on the petty jury : Messrs. John Standish, (foreman); James Scagrave, I*. Jones, T. C. O’Reilly, m. Smith, John Webb, John Thomas Russell, K. Purdon, B. Purdou, John Ward, U. Odlcl.sm. .Uo