Glasgow Courier. — 1846-04-11 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

IRELAND. ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. ilton n the 31st ult. for the transacton o ordinary usi e , county, particularly in the rural districts; owing to the The demand for labour is very brisk at Present in this PAEMITTEIIf or HABlLTON.—ThiefPresbyterybment aut Btahme pressure of agricultural business, caused by the backward- pointed for Garthsherrie and Wishaw. The Clerk produced a ness of the spring work. In Listowel, farm labourers are Y o S. Johnston of Cambuslangi, moderator. Supplies were uppressure from the session clerk of Cambusnethan, stating that he freely getting elevenpence, and a shilling a-day and their had been ordered at last meeting of heritots not to pay the salefood. In Iveragh, also, the same wages are given; and we vies of the Presbytery clerk and officer, (and, as we understand, believe that the same rates are got in other districts.— also of the Synod clerk) because the" Presbytery were doing noKerry Post, thing with respect to the parish church." A lengthened converAn additional supply of six hundred barrels (of 14 stone sation ensued, in which mang of the members depicted in strong each) of Indian corn meal were landed from lumber boats terms the esrteracothrdthinearypre• c:bny tueeryt afofthHeahmerittoonrs. ofltCaapmrbaursende,ththaant, on Thursday last,. and lodged in the Government store in as far as rep this town. This is in addition to the 575 barrels we stated nt their f the Church, the Presbytery had entered into various as having been lodged there last week.—Longford Journal. rauay o e repeated wrsuit., which ought, in honour and justice, to have been repe solicitations, and to maintain discipline and the We have reason to believe that immediate steps are about maintained by the heritors of Cauibusnethan. These law suits to be taken to bring provisions into this locality.—Trafee had already cost the Presbytery about six hundred pounds, and Ch i i Chronicle. on the day n which the communication referred to was received, T Fire near Belfast—On Monday morning last, a fire broke a considerable surn was paid by each member on account of out in the premises of Mr. John Stormont, a farmer, resid- those heritors connected with a most vexatious law suit about ing in Ligonell, by which nine head of cattle and an office- the parish schoolmaster, into which the Presbyteryn, of iatis house were destroyed. The fire, which was observed at rookne, had been forced to enter. After teheeeedepaos one o'clock A.M., was not completely got under, notwith.: Livingston, thedpsairnieseh thhaedeobineeonensluopneide. Ai standing the exertions of his neighbours and himself, rifY fUlti waat hi hbajw• theto about seven o'clock in the morning. Mr. Stormont was not,p a s had been afforded once a fortnight as in other TheapPriesebltery therefore, in all the circumstances of the we understand, insured; nor is he able to form any opinion eases' as to how the fire originated. case, or Presb) tery ; n ordered their c era to write to the clerk of • the heritors of Carnbusnethau, to request that they would explain what is meant Executions in Nenaqh.—An intimation was on Friday by the language of the letter, that the Presbytery had done morning received from the Castle at the county jail, order- nothing for the parish church, and demanding an answer by the ing the execution of William Fogarty, for firing at Mr. last Tuesday of April. The Presbytery then proceeded to the O'Donnell, steward of the Slate quarries, near Xi aloe, on election of their commissioners for the General Assembly, Friday the 24th April; and Patrick Hayes and Patrick Rice, when the Rev. William Proudfoot, minister at Strathaven, the Rev. found guilty of the conspiracy to murder Mr. Clarke, to be , executed on Thursday the 30th April. E I Joh tone minister at Old Monkland, and James Baird, sq., ns Robert Archibald, minister at New Monkland, and the Rev. John Gartsherrie, elder, were declared duly elected. It was agreed that I 4 letter of sympathy to the suffering pastors of the Pays de Vaud ; should be araivn up by the Moderator, and submitted to next ' meeting of Presbytery, in order to be transmitted to M. Bridel de ; Combaz or any other of the suffering pastors. It was agreed also at next meeting to take up the question of University Tests—also I the several overtures sent down last year by the General Assembly, I five schemes were also ordered to be sent to the clerk on or before I and the new Roman Catholic Disabilites Bill. Reports as to the ' the 10th of April.