DISORGANIZATION OF THE WHIG MINISTRY-I I FURTHER REVELATIONS. I (From the Morning Advertiser.) I The ministry is at this moment in a state of utter disorga- nization. It only has a nominal existence. Its members have lost all heart, and have no hope of the fature. It is a remarka

GENTLEMAN USHER'S OFFICE, Dublin Castle, January 6, 1852. H IS Excellency the Lor \ietenant will hold H a LEVEE, at DUBLIN CA T ,on WEDNES- DAY, the 28th of January, 1852, alJn' o'Clock. Itisrequestedthat each Gentleman att nding the Levee will bring Two Cards, with his Name and

MA;NUFACTURE MOVEMENT.' MgM9ERR- OF THE IPARENT ORD'OFISH N UFACTURE AND -IDDUSTRY are requeit e at their'teoture-rooi, 2, ESSEX-BRIDGE, TEII (M day) EVENING, Jan. 5th, at Half-past Seven p0 loe to considgr several im- portant matters, and to 1-ear he Report of the gilway Deputat

DUBLIN POLICE-YEsTERDAY. CAPEL-STIIEET OFFrICE. (Before Mr. O'Callaghan). SACRcLEGIOUS ROBBERY.-A middle-aged female, named Jane Smith, was charged by Constable Daly, of the G divi- sion. with stealing a carpet out of St. Audeon's Catholic Church, High-street. It appeared that sh

SPORTING INTELLIGEycB (FRIOX OUR CORRESPONDENiT) IRISH RACES, WITH AMtOUNT OF WMM,,, 1'OI TBE PAST SEVEN YEAR S (Coflectedfronz thec Inral, Brcing Cal enda?) Year. No. of Racee. 1845 .. ?? 323 ?? Annount 1846 ?? ?? 252 ?? ?? 1848 . 2317 ?? 1849 ?? . 210 ?? ?? 1860 . ; 273 . ?? -.

CORONEWS UIQUEST. DEATH BY DRowNING-MYSTRIIOoUS CASE.-Yesterday John E. Hyndman, Esq., one of thie city coroners, held an inquest at the Broadstone, Royal Canal, on the body of a female, name unknown. The deceased appeared to be about twenty-five years old, was extremely well dre

US he COURT OF CHEANCERY-SATBDBAY a Alley v. Alley, a supposed lunatic. he Mr. Brewster, Q.C., applied to his lordship for an order rd directing the appointment of a commission to inquire into the ad state of mind of the alleged lunatic. There was no doubt ae- as to his incapaci

On Saturday, the directors and other gentlemen engaged in the investigation of the circumstances connected with this melancenoly catoastrophe resumed their inquiry at Southamp- ton, Wm. Angus, the second engineer, was the principal wit- ness examined. He stated that ho did not t

TO TEE EDITOR OF THE TIMtES. SIRc-I have read with much surprise an article in your ,r paper of Friday last, drawing an inference from a statement i copied from a Louth paper, that the Roman Catholic tenants g of this country were generally backward in their rents, and Dthat, in

T HEATRE ROYA , DUBLIN. THIS EVENING (Thursday), January 22, will be per- formed the Burletta of THE LIGHT TROOP OF ST. JAMES'S. Master Thomas Smallbores, Mr. F. Robson; Lady Ala- mode, Mrs. Parker; Lady Blanche, Miss Jenny Marston. To be followed by the Interlude of THE BOARDING