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Ireland.


Lord Heytesbury has publicly stated that he shall
recommend conciliatofy measures tor Ireland


On certain parts OF the Irish coast, the solar are
much higher than the lunar tides similar phe-
nomenon has been observed in some places III
America.


Sir Thomas Wilde, the leading counsel for Mr.
O'Connell and the Other uaversers, In the appeal
before the House OF Lords, refused to take any re-
munerauon for his services.


II is very generally stated that Lord Heytesbury,
in conss quence of the domestic hffilotlon under
which he ia now suffering, has determined to re-
sign the high and important Office TO which he has
recently been appointed


The Irish Repeal rent for the nineteen weeks,
ending with the 81 instant. amounted 10 Ell .673,
being an average OF FL ,456 per week. The
highest week vas that ending June IL, when II
amounted TO E3,360


The chairman, and all the Protestant guardian
OF the North Dublin Union, have vacated their
seats at the board, in consequence OF the commits.
sioners insisting on the Roman Catholic schoomis-
ress being paid the same salary as the Protestant
mistress.


Lady Heytesbury, the lady Of the Lord Lieute-
uant Of Ireland, died on the 9Th inst.


The Lberator has fixed Wednesday, the 10th Of
November, Tor a grand banquet in Limerick, OF
MS way from Derrynane TO Dublin.


Ballinasloe fair, the greatest in Ireland, has NO,
been 80 we'll attcpded this year as usual. TIL,
prlce for ewes varied from 27s. to AS.


Mr.. Simpson, the London auctoneer, ofierec
for sale few days back, in the City OF Limerick,
county. The lots were Withdrawn, in consequence
OF the bddinss being only for portions Of the es-
tates, and the object OF the vender being to dispose
Of the whole