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th shl rOl it ,t.) ~,,,. , ~,,, Ni:.i ,l,s, ,••• ol'or.ei (1, 1%-.3
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tnh' t• the lata ,iut,,,,,,, 111, 1; ". Ruler of all -as pleased
a• t," 10 ble,s ,ur I.And -a iiii ~. oarvest. te.!min.! with
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erlance of the hest 6 aKI of man. Our peoi;le ga-
th,
11rigi it Itlici sav,l it; but, alas! wtien He WU:: I)l,lS,'d
43 to reward the lab ,urs to. the husharoitnan, he, for
d:°4ll wke purpose, blighted the potato crop, and
btr°Yed at least one third oi their sole, their only sup-
12ort for one Year, and this involves a state of utter
iieis,tiitution for Tour' months of a great majority of your
Zirl People.
ttwi.'u'ary it please your IMaj - •t) —We have reflected on the
h, 'Nth, a vast numbers of' feliew-beings, created for
iii-,,380ae wise purposes, destined for the same great end,
taioger of being without food for four months, and thus
41,811 the victims of famine and pestilence, if immediate
ever asures are not resorted to to avert the calamity. How-
j' in appeling to, and thus submitting to your Ma-
he,-,ltille danger advancing on your people, we know you
them the will—and we coAdently rely on it—to save
to oat ; and we know also that, placed at the head of the
-..0s
t BistsPowerful nation of the world. the.power to save
.04 I But we ask not alms ; we desire not the &dings
ii„ charity from the affluent of one portion of the
4,"40f
tl°lll to the pc ()lie of the other. We submit that, to
1444ra national calamity of . this kind, great national
14 , takings of public utility for national goo
1),(411d be resorted to ; that the national treasury should
tttured out, to give employment to the people, and
for Inerative wages, such as would enable them to pay
lit,,ir,°°(l at the high rate at which it may be had, either_
oplwg from its better quality than that heretofore used,
he 'llB increase of the demand where the supply may
1
fit,
I lied from the loss of the crop. Such, we sub-
nit are the leading measures to be romtly resorted to.
totiqment of the people on national works —wages
po;ensurate with the costs of living—freedom for
eiest,
-of provisions. Mercantile enterprise will supply
wide submit to your Majesty that our country presents
i tie field for such national undertakings—in the cul-
tel-„„en of our waste lands, the drainage of our soil by
ilealn.--13,rwiement of our numerous streams and rivers,
Ilk tr, ntag out of the remote part= of the island by mak-
i„-ttads throughout the country, and the erection of
ttqw 3:8. We, humbly laying before your Majesty the
1 taut destitution to whice your subjects in Ireland
at been reduced, the swim awl appalling calauoty
hi advances on them, and sug;esting the itean-,_ by
844. Its horrors may be allevi.,ted, if not aeltoget..ht• r
Lon d' are not unmindful that we live under a Cons tit ed
lei ~,I°narchy, and that these thing. can mt. be gratite
4.4" the concurrence of the three estates. We thee-
tile of Pe that it may pleas.. your Majesty, in the exer•
kilt Your prer ,gative, to summon your Parliament to
le it?: (41 at an early day, and that y,u may be pleased
eNtio'roli them of the miseries that await your loyal and
*lei? People of Ireland, and demand .rf them measures
ir,ureuLY your Majesty may iodolg• th.- dearest wish of
ipi;:eart—to he enabled, under God, to save your
1, ~
4, raelrereing your Mejesty to the erection of railroads,
1 op1:11,4 a
"e of procuring immediate employment for the
tai t'. and consequent relief, we submit that if the
'all 11,111 e expended in the investigation of such matterst
tuino, employed bef re Commits. es of Parli en ,
6 telle,t4 neXt.SeSgiOnS, as formerly, from this source
file ' earl be exp -etc.], as the time will have passed
'Y
leethe Promoters of such works would be authorise
kie,4l. .• to
t commence their operations. We therefore
-itaaL to your Majesty that you will be pleased to re-
at, in your actress from the Throne to Parlia-
latie44t, for the facility of legislating on local Acts
ttierg to L eland, where the rules of the Legislature
pt,,Pr?vious inquiry before its Committees necessary,
%len 'B•W enabling and directing Committees of Par-
. ' teetlt
t° whom such previous inquiries shall be en-
ele 'to hold their sittings in Dublin, and exercise the
,„2°wers and authority for compelling the attend-
iteCl Parties before them as when sitting at West-
teildet: Such a law, may it please your Majesty,
'is bt,L4,_ our judgments, facilitate the dispatch of busi,
lin 1,„"e Legislature of both countries, and be a vast
' iiilAe` expense to the people of Ireland, when obliged
id pr, 3:t to the Legislature for local Acts to encourage
't ~,, ,ect enterprise, and the investment of capital in
ettrs-,,e1°2 us improvements which science has of late
L kre'',,,ted out to man.
gil ‘mBllre your Majesty that we are second to none
Isl att ,3'
0 haite BCutnent to your person and throne, if
k:the ~ aPProached your Majesty with the sad recitalan
L NI i'retch&dness of your people in Ireland, we have
fres :Riled to it by an imperative duty, as the re-
Ille 'ativeg, in municipal council, of the inhabitants of
tut pa of that portion of your Majesty's do-
✓ing-184 where, for many years, your subjects, although
kript.,
of toemidst of plenty, were, nevertheless,. on the
-oily de
ta el• thesoribed, as the most wretched people in Europe,
'4 ethe,,,ellp of whose misery is full and overflowing in
144'!alvances of famine and pestilence on our land.
tit yo
it, therefore, graciously please your Majesty to
at 37„°t1kr Parliament to be summoned at an early day,
.ajealt-:" measures may be passed as may enable your
'ir ''f' ender an all-wise Providence, to be the sa-
d ti,-,20%1r Irish people from the scourge of famine,
tart tj; °ming been the instrument is His hands to
t %%tie threatened calamity from Ireland, you may
Ate. Y }ears govern a loyal, happy, and contented
Ills
e Addressship advanced, and kneeling, presented
ived the to the Queen. Her Majesty, having re-
The Le Address, returned a most gracious answer.
14d then ‘l3,l'd Mayor and Tow n Councillor Shannon
jilt% wit-O°C honour to kiss hands, and the deputa-
uThe Qurew from the royal presence. .
'Lost ueen afterwards held an Investiture of the
e .',,olourable Military Order of the Bath.
ah
Sr. 4 'l."ight Grand Crosses having been robed by
Ilk th 4-nter and Mr. Ede in their mantles, and wear-
',ere ell' collars, passed into the Chapter-room. There
ttin Present his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
e Duke reat Master of the Order, Field Marshal
44170 f
, Wellington, Admiral Sir George Cock-
IllotoaQAlliral Sir Edward Codrington, Admiral Sir
f, Her dam Martin, and General Lord Aylmer.
‘lder. -I.9esty wore the mantle and collar of the
The
eetrieofficers of the Order wore their mantles, and
Alg r''' their respective badges. There were present
Air 4°ll Greville Esq., Bath King of Arms ; and
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,01111.ti:t Williamiaaurl
Usher.
Woods, Esq. (Lancaster Herald),
of Liverpool was introduced between Sir
Ittlitn,as B. Martin'atid Lord Aylmer, the two junior
:ki gilts Grand Crosses present, preceded by Bath
ta,',R.or Artns and the Gentleman Usher, the former
ce,hY.lng the ensigns of the Bath on a crimson velvet
o Thv kin' His Lordshi was conducted to the
erei gn. p
the Lad of Liverpool knelt near the Queen, and
Geo"°rd of State, borne by Sir William Martins,
the.Vnian Usher, being handed to her Majesty by
gil. I.,ee-Chamberlain, the Queen was most graciously
ov,,eci to confer the honour of knighthood upon the
}u3l Earl therewith.
geeath King of Arms, on his knee, presented to the.
IStain the Ribbon and Badge of the Order, and her
'AI —3tll assisted b Prince Albert, Acting Great
Y,
ofY
Ills ec, the Order was graciously pleased
.t.o place
Ti7rne over the right shoulder of his Lordship.
tat. e,ei93leen also presented the Noble Earl with the
, The a (civil) Knight Grand Cross of the Bath.
Ka, he Earl of Liverpool rising, had the honour to
de
Majesty's hand.
Orde e Knights Grand Crosses and officers of the
11,1' t. lion retired from the presence of the Sovereign.
pt,,:vious to the Court, the Hon. Mr. Forbes was
his ,„nted to the Queen by the Vice-Chamberlain, on
tiorilNintaient as one of her Majesty's Pages of
Vi)Illr.
Site eftrt was attended by Lord Rivers, Lord in.
Siting;l Colonel Berkeley Drummond, Groom
.m.
1111,8 ,p,g,; Uajor-General Wemyss, Equerry in Watt-
l'oe q' ie'onel Bouverie, Equerry to Prince Albert ;
4$ A-°°,ol of the Robes and Mr. James Bunce Cur-
ttt.4„---Jatant of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-
-.es
th, '
eeeste„, Yeoman of the Guard, in their coronation
,Nio,;11 lined the grand staircase and anti-room. Sir
•klie;te' ilancock, the Exon in Waiting, and Mr.
.ik 4.4("1'12., the Adjutant, attended.
theie her,11,1411 a Honour of the Grenadier Guards, with
xiled4 of the regiment, were on duty in the Grand
Aftergle of the Castle.
astl the Court the Duke of Wellington left the
i,ttle he ii_n his travellinu-carriage. Sir Robert Peel,
21gh—t 41.1" of Buccleuc-h, Sir James Graham, the
'''ti th un• W. E. Gladstone, Lord Granville So.mer-
kteet.- e earl ue 4. or Lincoln,' the Right Hon. Sidney
petit r",n!,d the Earl of Dalhousie, left the Castle at
y .
4tati„h minutes before four o'clock for the Slough
to to; el the Great Western Railway, and returned
The 1'f,03, a special train.
41"trio,;.°1111teas of Charlemont left the Castle in the
The n".
/%1k ihvteen and Prince Albert t ok their early
Nils -ci the forenoon. His h. •yal Highness after
4ioh, drove out in a drotaclika on a shooting. excur-
a"
Ca'eticied by Lord Rivers, Colonel Bouverie.
4 h olonel Berkeley Drummod.
4lrin e Royal Family were t ken their accustomed
Vie t Yesterday mornin, and the Prince of Wal.
~..the aeetPrilleess Royal were" taken a carriage drive
la, ernoon.
V• "e E 1
4iliclet".,t 4/11r elobfouA•rin)eer,deen, the Earl of Liverpool.
Viscount Jocelyn, and Loie
t/4 a .I.IIY Balivile, arrived at the Castle yeeiterda%
- 'hit s .
lie b ,-.0 the queen.
Fannyl. -"Yal R h. • the D
I.'o34lZ.Zaarrrdil.:g fileestrozit,ll3& ':;:s S(')PreilhCiellatnt dij:\aid:
',two -..
and the lion. Mrs. Anaoti joined ti,
4 el; dinner
la the Majesty's private ha. d attet,d..d after dinn.
The Castle.
th i" beautif 1 1 1
,!)0111 , ugo t plate manufactured for St. list
41 ew 8Ul• • • 1 a
tom. ospi.a., in icoot•oemoration of hts Roy.:
the Ina Prince Albert being elected a Governor .
rids natitut•
ion,
Ebert redeeesit
vv-is submitted to Prince Albert 0
of thY at the Castle by Mr. Catchpole. The subjects
,nis are—His lioyal llighness Prit!e
g the deputation from St. Bartholo-

ness

1111,w'- [l. -spital on
fthr

being elected a Governor,
flood Samaritan ; illastrA

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ion of

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I Gr Morik, the L sr!!
on w_he s Phgue
1666 R •yal titgbrit pit't'ed to expies.
h 6 approhari,o.

This moroin4-her Mjesty :Ind her Royal Consort
w..,ke.1 io 1_,1,-a-nre-i4roitivis and lioine Park.
The Pr,ticy ~f Wales, the Prineessi Royal. and the
Prin,,-ss Alice, were taken a carriage airing, and
wllked in the gardens at, Frogmore.
The Qieen, Prince Albert, the ladies and gentle-
taz,n of the Court, and the dorni-stic household, at-
teroied Divine service in the private chapel of the
C,stle this morning. The Honourable and Rev. C.
Leslie Courtenay officiated.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, at-
tended by Baron „Knesebeek, left town by the Bir-
mingham Railway on Saturday morning, to honour
the Duke of Rutland with a vi,it at Belvoir Castle.

Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the Excise, and. Mr.
Wickham, Chairman of the Stamps and Taxes, had
an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer
on Saturday.
Dispatches were sent off on Saturday evening
from the Colonial-office for the Governors of the
North American Colonies.

At the Chapel Royal, St. James's, yesterday, the
sermon was preached by Archdeacon Hamilton,
prayers were read by the Rev. Dr. Dakins, the les-
sons by the Rev. 1)r. Wesley, and the communion
service by the Rev. Dr. Sleath. The anthem was
" Awake, awake, put on thy strength" (Wyse).
Lord and Lady Canning and the Bishop of Ely were
among the nobility present. A new Te Deum, Jubi-
late, and anthem, composed by his Royal Highness
Prince Albert, will be performed at the Chapel
Royal, St. James's, next month. They were re-
hearsed in the chapel last week by the gentlemen of
the choir. Sir George Smart presided at the organ.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING, 1846.
The Mersey Stakes.
Sir R. Pigot's Wolverton
Lord Caledon's c by Simoon, out of Cassandra
Mr. O'Brien's Tribute (late Court. your-enemies)
Mr E. R. Clarke's Miles's Boy
Mr. Moklaufs br c Daring, by Liverpool, out of Iron-
nitsr(.eg, dam
Lord Z ,eland's b c Hellas, by Lane.rcost, out of Co-
h ire-:s'. dam
Lord G. B •titinek'!, ch c Glentilt
Lor 1 G. B,ntinek's or c Projectile
Lord S tinley's b Itetianee, by Touchstone
Lord E•4linton's br c Van Tromp
Lord EJlnton's b c Eryx
H ,n. E. L. Mosryn's b f by Lunerc,:st, out of Quilt

Arnold's dam
Mt. Merry's h f The Maid of Motherweil, by Lanercost,

out of Cabrera's dam
Mr. o,,b,,rn€,'s ch c Tyrcne
Mr. W. Whiles's br f Infringe, by The Provost, out of

Misfortune
Mr. Wort it:gton's ch f, by The Provost, out of Manilla
Mr. Watt's hr e C'tar, by M•tgpie, out of Clari
Mr. lies' ch f Mary Stust t.
LIVERPOOL. 1847.
.Liv,rpool St. Leger.
Mr. Gully's Allertonian
Mr. Skerratt's hr c Bruce
L•trd Waterford's Watehd-g
Mr. Irwin's eh c The Horn of Chase
Mr. Irwin's hr c Old Brompton
Mr. A. N.. br c by Pantaloon, dam by Velocipede,
out of Streamlet
Mr. O'Brien's The Liberator
Mr. O'Brien's The Emerald Isle

Mr. J. J. Preston's b c The Irish King, by Conjuror, out
of Osprey's darn
Mr. J. J. Preston's b c Bubble, by Harkaway, out of
Foam
Mr. Jardine's bor br c Johnny Armstrong, by Laner-

cost, out of Alice Hawthorn'; darn
Colonel Anson's Lazarillo
Mr. Nleiklam's b c Deloraine

Mr. Nfeiklam's br or bk c Duncan, by Sheet Anchor, out
of Rodne)'s dam
Mr. Cook's hr c Legatee
Lord Milltown's Shawn Buidhe

Lord Milltown's b c Para Shustha, by Verulam, out of
Zelmyra
Lord G. Bentinck's b c Projectile
Mr. St. Paul's br or ro c by Inheritor, out of Calypso
Mr. St. Paul's b c by Inheritor, out of Calypso
Mr. It. Newcomen's ch c Th'anam-dou-dubnal, brother
to Faugh-a-ballagh
Mr. J. Knox's ch f Gramachree, sister to Faugh-a-

ballagh _
Hon. E. L. Mostyn's b f by Lanercost, out of Quilt Ar-
...

nold's dam
Hon. E. L. Mostyn's br f by Lanercost, out of L'Hi-
rondelle
Sir R. Pigot's b c Conyngham
Mr. Osborue's ch c Tyrone
Mr. Hornby's bk or br c by Jaques, out of Ringlet, by
Whisker
Mr. W. Whiles's br f Infringe
Lord Eglington's br c Van Tromp
Lord Eglinton's b c Eryx
Mr. Merry's br c Limestone, by Touchstone, out of
Decoy
Mr. Watt's br e Mogadore, by Rirdeatcher or Verulam,
out of Echidna
Mr. Watt's br c Chat, by Magpie
Lord Stanley's b f Meeane,, by Touchstone
Mr. Maher's b c Sower Johnny, brother to Johnny
Mr. Petilej's b c Virgo, by Inheritor, out of Lass of
Louton
Mr. Pedley's b c Foreclosure, brother to Freeman
Mr. S. L. Fox's bc N. the Nigger, by Voltaire
Liird Howth's br f Wave, by the Sea, out of Mermaid's
dam.

The Sefton Stakes
Mr. James Cookson's Miss Birch
br f Sussannah, by Lanercost, out of
Mod sty
Lord Zetland's b f by Inheritor, dam by Jack Spigot,
grandam by Whisker
Lord WeAtninster's b f Claribel, by Touchstone, out of
Isabel

Hon. E. L. Most) n's b f by Picaroon, out of Her High-

Mr. Merry's br f The Maid of Motherwell
flon. E. L. Mostyn's b f by Lanercost, out of Miss
Clifton

Mr. ,TAFnes Knox's ch f Gramachree, sitter to Faugh-a
baiiagh
Mr. W. Whiles's hr f Infringe

Lord Stanley's b f 11L-eanee, by Touchstone
Mr. lieseltine's ch f Mary St
CHF.STE
Nominations for th

;uart

:R, .1846.
Tradesmen's Cup.
Little Cassino, 3 yrs
Merryman, 4 yrs
Fisticuff, 6 yrs
Zanoni, 6 yrs
Redstreak, 4 yrs
Queen of Tyne, aged
Beaufront, 5 yrs
Sarah Rebecca
Miss Burns, 6 yrs
Alice Hawthorn, aged
Blackstrap (late Euston), 4
yrs
Pompey, 6 yrs
Lycurgus, 4 yrs
Plaudit, 4 yrs
Valiant
Pal
Stream, 4 yrs
Astonishment, 3 yrs
(Intrepid, 5 yrs
ITurk, 4 yrs
Mickey Free, 5 yrs
Warp, 5 yrs
Patriot, 5 yrs
Polish, 6 yrs
Duc-an-durras, 4 yrs
Flahowlagb, 4 yrs
Colleen Bawn, 4 yrs
lonian, 5 yrs
King Cob, 4 yrs
Devil's Dust., 4 yrs
Vol-au-Vent, 5 yrs
Elemi, 5 yrs
Mongrel, 4 yrs
Correct Card, 4 yrs
Laird o' Cockpen, 4 yrs
Lothario, 6 yrs
Peasant, yrs
Muscatel, by MusoutofGuays,
3 yrs
Best Bower, 5 yrs
Miss Elis, 4 yrs
Marquis of Conyngham, by
Slane—Voluptuary, 3 yrs
Blackbird, 3 yrs
Camera Obscura, 3 yrs
t lumsy, 4 yrs
Rose of Cashmere, 4 yrs
My Mary, 4 yrs
Discord, aged
Judex, 6 yrs
Faugh-a-ballagh, 5 yrs
Needful, 5 yra
Salopian, 4 yrs
Hope, 4 yrs
Ould Ireland, 4 yrs
Colleen-dhas, 4 yrs
Queen Pomare, 4 yrs
Cataract, 6 yrs
Isabella, 3 yrs
Mount Charles, 5 yrs
,f Y,nthus, 6 yrs
Elena Clara, 3 yrs
Tell, 3 yrs
Gic"lY, 6 yrs
Flattery, 4 yrs
Finvaragn, 3 yr,
Hooton, 6 yrs
Dr. Husband, 5 vrs.
Li! tle Hampton, 5 yrs
f by Rust out of Annie,
3 yrs
Outcast, 4 yrs
Ruff, 4 yrs
HUNTING APPOI NT M ENTS.
Her Vaje:ty's stag lids., Mon., New Lodge; Fri., Richiug's
Park-11.
..u, i.am County hds., Mon., Esii ; Wed., Tunst all ; Fri.,
Br mcepeth—lOi.
Hurworth lids., Tues , Low Midideton, sat.,
[Zany lids., Mot, , Hartforth ; Wed., Witton Bridge; Sat.,
Boughton Bank Turnpike Gate-10.1.
Lieut.-Colonel Hildyard's burrs., Mon., High Leven ;
Wed., Kennels; Fri., Nunthorpe-101.
Duke of Rutland's hds.' Mon., Piper Hole; Tues., Culver
u)r[e ; Wed., Croxton Park ; Fri., Aswarby.
Cuttesmore hds., Mon., St.ocken Hall; Tues. Loddington
I ill ; Wed., Eis horpe Village ; Fri., Witchley Warren;
Sat., Market Overton—lo4.
'Market hams., Mon., Sheriff's Court; Wed., Ozangell.

Eline. 4 yrs
Anti-Repealer, 4 yrs
Spur, 3 yrs
St. Lawrence, aged
Winchester, 4 yrs
Weatherbit, 4 yrs
The Roper's Daughter (late
Nix-my-Dolly), aged
Pvthia, 4 yrs
William le Gros, aged
Milden, 4 yrs
Needful, 5 yrs
Trueboy, 6 yrs
Inheritress, 6 yrs
The Hero, 3 yr 6
Johnny, aged
Deodara, 4 yrs
Roderick, aged
The Warrior (bro to The
Libel), 3 yrs
Crim Ceo, 4 yrs
Sir Diggory Diddle, 5 yrs
Punch, 3 yrs
Event, 4 yrs
, Moss Trooper, aged
Surety, 5 yrs
Pilot, 4 yrs
Whinstone, 4 yrs
Rowland Hill, by Slane, 4 yrs
Satyr, 5 yrs
Little John, 5 yrs
The Magnate, 4 yrs
Eboracum, aged
Fitzallen, 4 yrs
Extempore, 6 yrs
Pedometer, 5 yrs
Winesour, 5 yrs
Pride of Kildare, 5 yrs
What, 6 yrs
Sweetmeat, 4 yrs
The Libel, 4 yrs
Ironmaster, 4 yrs
Teetotaller, aged
Portrait, aged
Columbus, 4 yrs
Artist, 6 yrs
Lancashire Witch, 4 yrs
London, 4 yrs
Prince Royal, 4 yrs
John Davis, 4 yrs
Mermaid, 3 yrs
Wolfdog, 4 yrs
Corrunna, aged
Highwayman, 4 yrs
Vales, 5 yrs
Billy Purvis, 3 yrs
Arthur, 4 yrs
Example, 5 yrs
Sorella, 5 yrs
Petit Morceau, 4 yrs
l'he Baron, 4 yrs
Mervis, by Hornsea, out oi
Maria Day's dam, 5 yrs
5 yrs
Vitul .1, 6 vrs
Rowena, 5 yrs
;;r0 to Sir lienry, 3 yrs
. Joe Lovell, 5 yrs
by Slane—Frill, 4 yrs
olv Wildair, 4 yrs
;-ano-coek, 6 yrs
Javelin. 4 yrs

Jenny Wren, 4 yrs
fardley, 6 yrs