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DUVAL JANUARY 7.
THE IRISH COCRT.
Yesterday the Lord Lieutenant attended divine
service at the Cmtle Chapel, dhrre the service was
performed by the Rey. Mr. Biohop, and an excel-
-1.-nt moms preached by the Rev. Lord Brandon.
In the afternoon his .Excellency walked through
the principal parts of the city, attended by Colonel
Shelve. ilia Excellency called at the door of the
Marquis of Drogheda, in Sackville-street, and
passed through 'Rotl.ind-square and Mnuntjne.
square. sad •by the Custiim-houre, with the archi-
tecture of which he seemed to he particularly
siruck. We were pgrailfied to retnrek that hi. Ex-
(-enemy appeared in good health, and looked cheer-
ful stud well.

• His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been
pleased to command, that the following splendid
uniform. shall be worn by the Members of hi. Ex-
cellency'. Household, on piste occasions, viz.—Sky-
blue coal, lined with white silk and richly embroi-
dered with silver lace. The waistcoat richly em.
hnoidered. The undress is to consist of a brown
cost, lilted with yellow silk, buff waistcoat and
breeches The buttons are ta be gold, ornamented
with a shamrock in the centre of a star.
'The first Levee of his Excellency the Marquis
Welltiley, 10.1* h.ld gi Dustlin Castle on Tuesday
next (to-tworrow),.will he most numerously attended.
All the Nobility and Gentry at present in Dublin
will, of course. avail themselves of the occasion, to
offer their congratulations to our illustrious coun-
trymen on his arrival amongst us as Ili, Represen.
furtive of our dearly beloved Sovereign.
Mi. Excellency the M4/1:10.111 Wellesley drove out
on Saturday in a chatiot sad four, accompanied by
Sir Cohn Campbell.
.
• Amongst illgtorgaished vititonr parlbeir re-
puce's to his Excellency the Lord Lteutenaut, on
Friday, erre the following
Lord Kinard.,.
i site Arekdeacera of Dublin, Admiral Sir
Josiu Rowley, C.tluael Headleld, Dueler Radrtiire,Calosel
Ball, the Right Hon. Judge Daly, doe Earl or Fingal, Lord
Killeen, Colonel Lord Gramme. tar Commas Dthaville,
Sir Hush Rees, the Berl et Lender, the lard Chief Justice,
Lord Breath's, 1111 r l'herry, Sir Richard Wuleeley, the Hun.
Mr. Ilismewalt, Sir Wm. Stainer, Major Corky, alderman
Cask; ac. ke,l

The Hon. W. Le Poer Trench, Mews. G►sg,
Cosgrove, Dogby, sod the Rev. U. E. Blake awl
daughters, hove arnreo iu tows.

FARMING lOCIETY OF IRELAND.
His Grace the Duke of Leinster, the Earl of
Meth, and Viscount Lstuore, as a Deputation
from Ike Fainting Society of Irel.ind, attended by
their Secretary, waited upon his Excellency the
Marquis Wellesley on Friday. and presented the
following Aildres.:—

To his Excellency the Most Noble Richard Marquis Wel.
'fairy, lord Lieutenant General sod General Ouverour of
Ireland.
11111 T IT MUTT TOUR TILCIWIWCT,
We, as Directors of lite Forming Society of Ireland, meat
rooftrees Ily presest to your Eseelitsey • copier our Charter,
by which we are will. to the valved privilege of calks(
your Excellency owe Patron.
And we riewAdently tryst, that, reeler the guidance of each
• patron, the Farming leiniety may be made an 'Melees le-
steamiest of much advantage to thee registry.
he obj..ets and It. labours base hitherto bees directed (we
hope successfully) to improved phut/hang, draining, and
irrigating—to the importation sod gtowth of seed turn. the
dispersion of Bond lomplementa, and the improvement of
west cattle, sheep, mai swine. 'Whatever advancement in
agriculture Ireland can boast bas bee, principally effected
shire its institution, sod by its aeerhl. • '
• latterly, the 'efforts of the Itnelety bus been fettered hy
tits lintitatio• of its feeds, *Nadir the secomery system of
R I retrenchment. It looks forenard, 'with hope, to bet-
ter times, and to the wisdom asd liberality of your Excel-
limey's Patronage.
The /Society cirinpriaeo amonpit Its members almost all the
rank and reapeetability of the eintritcy—ready to cu operate
in every exertion tursards sericulturel ineproventent which
your Excelleucy, their respected fatten, shall do them the
honour to angers,.

Yunr Ext;lieuey'a comprehensive salmi, whilst II arlialls
the itapoilance of improved asricallare go every enuniry,
will intuitively appreeiate its peculiar solos to Ireland, as the
must ea; tidal mops of pcovithst, Pillll4lllllllT RISSLOY.
rural' for a thstresard populaiisa, sad of foraishjug to the
/mate the full benefit ut ber great 'Dikter', resources.
To *lnch his Exc,lleocy "es plesseit to return
the lullnwius gracious Auswer

itt.t.UPLIIT. •
Under Use ■utburity of your Charter, I mertOt ibe Ito**.
able therm, whirl, you have beerr-pletuled to introit to use,
with a high sense of lot public importance.
It will be my ansions entire/our to afford every semblance
within my pus,' to the Fanning Society, in the promotion
of its um ful mad salutary objei is; and I sincerely hope that
yon may es:shone in advance the•griculture of Ireland, aid
to diffuse the spirit of honest iudissiry.
It Is painful to me In learn, that the efforts of the Soeiely
hare born fettered by ;be bulitaues of its Nada, Milk, the
system of gene. al retrenchment lately silopird; and 1 shall
be happy to avail myself of any proper woes st augmenting
your fisoils, consistently wills she intention libido is dote to
the strict teinioniy of she pablic flounces. But I cannot umit
this upportsaiiy of declaring, that It is not Iris my inelisai ion
show esy bournkin duty to Rive every esti to the progress of
that wise sad necessity system of general 'reteeisebisent
which has liven adopted by hisMujesty'stilovresmest sod by
Pub:uses; ; and winch is as essential to Ilse true dignity of
the Croon, as it 14 indispensably isecemsty foe the *seuth), tit
lbw Siam and for the inieregleatell wafter, of tbapeopte.
1 aim deeply tappeessed *a isle Sliwepase std the tinpwrtaste