G BY LIVERPOOL CORN XARKET..j (aroa oUR ?? CORuESPOuDEN) The2re have been pretty fair imports from all' Friday, the wind having shifted to the X narter, r1i several grain-laden vessels. t ha 5 tro0.0 The following is an account of the import from the 8th to the 1 4th June, inclus

MR. BENNETT AND THE CLERGY OF FRO31E. .. 1 , f .. . I.. . . ig The following address has been presented to the, Most Hon. the Marchionegs of. Bath:- " MADACI-We, the undersigned clergy and laityvf* theW parish, of Fromne,; address oursekves to your ladyship with en~i nge iacggs o

r% t15[lT: n7 tr ttlli~TH N103111ATION. (FROM OuR OWNc REtPORTER.) Monaghan, Tuesday Evening, 20th July, 1852. From an early hour this morning the excited and crowded state of this town gave evidence that the people of Monaghan in felt that the day had come on which they were to

T HLEATRR ROYAL, DUBLIN. This Evening (Wednesday) there will be no performance. TOMgORROI EVENING (Thursday), March-11, the ~efOrWasfl 'will commence with the ~Nev Play of P INGOMAR TH-E BARBARIAN. Timarcb of Massilia, Mr. Bellair; Polydor, Mr. Granby Lykon, 3Mr. Bromley; Ingomar

B EXPRESS. I KERRY ASSIZES. (FuloX oUR owN CORRESPONDENT.) Tralee, Tuesday. Chief Justice Monahan has concluded the criminal busi- Cts3s Amongst other cases, the following were tried:- Patrick Conenane was tried for maliciously burning a house and barn, the property of his brothe

I eport cf the directors of the Dublin and Drogheda Rail Uay to the proprietors for the half-year ending the 30th Jnne, I 852: - T. ef,.:owig is a corn arative slatement ot the traffic of h e ?? Iaid tbit of t: e corresiounding half yvar, Cilll ?? Jiu xsr, _Iii e sij itoinihs en

AN IRISH PACKET STATION-LORD DERBY. Lord Derby's reply to Earl Granville, though not so encouraging- to the sanguine men of the City of the Tribes as was the extempore, and, as it is now termed, the expression of personal good will uttered by the Viceroy to the Galway deputation,

I Ik THiXTRiET ROYAL, The house on last evening was weell attended, and although the pit was not so inconveniently crowded as on the evening previous, the deficiency was more than compensated for by the nlnuerously-flhle' box circles. The performances commenced with the drama of

- . I- I (CFrom the St. Francisco Daily Picatuen of March 18.) A grand pontifical high malss was celebrated this morning, in the Catholic church. Vailejo-street, in honour of the anni- versary of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. The co- xemony was very grand and isuposi

PALMERSTOWN HUNT STEEPLE CRASES. MONDAY, APRIL 10. f (FROOM OUR OWyN CORRESPONDENT.) STEWARDS-John Wills and William Lynch, Esqrs. JUDGce-R. J. Hunter, Esq. These sports came off to-day over the excellent course at Confy Castle, near Leixlip. The weather was delightfully fine, a