... to those t,.pics, and not diverge into bny thing which might iryolve the Union.' He felt cOD fident that they would act and speak constitutionalhy and fear- lessly- The principle of repeal would be triumpbant in Dub- ho, but there was as yet but one repeal ...

... One momentous fact the FaEEMAN'S JOURNAz, has reproduced in an article upon, this conference-published F to-day-a fact which speaks volumes for the effect of ( Ireland's provincial position in procuring and perpetuating F her itfpoierishment. It is but a ...

... which he immediately presented at wvitness, and pulled the trigger. Fortunately it did not go off, but the mate, without speaking, rushed towards himand knocked him down with the butt end, beating birn till be became senseless, and inflicting a ruasmber ...

... established could scarcely go on. He was consider- ing to himself what could be done to remedy this state of things, and in speaking over the matter his friend Tons Stecle would often exclaim, 1 Cnn those be the men who carried Catholic emancipation-those ...

... railway vas much shorter tian the present mail coach road, and that the expenses of Coonstruction would be, comparatively speaking, light througlrout. 'lle engileer ofitbe Compaly, sMr. Miller. who wasits Loolon at present, on other railway busirress, ...

... aigim pretensiolns of liolde rs, comiparatively few bargaimns were closemi. '[lie ?? from tile Contilent of Europe, generally, speak well of tile prospects of tile barvest. ...

... the weather has. on the whole, been as auspicious as could possibly be desired. Tib accounts from all quarters continue to speak ivell of thle appearance of the autunrso-scwn wheat, and as far as an opinion can be formed, at this early period, our prospects ...

... parts of England, more particalaily in those distrietsewheren Irish oats are not easily obtained. our Scotch advices generally speak favourably of the weather;. the progress made with sawing, and the prospect of the wheat plant. As regards the course o0 the ...

... Bishop of Oxford's amend. ment, of eighteen. But the victory of Free Trade, in this instance, was only one of numbers. Morally speak- ing, it was a defeat and a disgrace. Two protests have been entered upon the journals of the house-the one signed by Lord ...

... most kinds of spring Corn, realized higher prices at Edinburgh and Glasgow tbls on the former week. Tbe Irish letters still speak very doubtingly about thelate crop of Potatoes; but the reports oml this subject have all through the season been so conflicting ...

... third, 22s per sack; oatmeal, Ils Od ; pork, 25s Od;. per awt; butter, 7Is to 73s per cwt. WATE4FORD, JULY 2G.-It is absurd to speak of wny arrival of grain at market this late season. There isa mostW promising prospect from the past weather and present ap ...

... astd calves in to-day's market was but moderate, the time of year considered. That of sheep was extensive. Comparatively speaking the quality of tlie ?? was good. There was a ?? increase in the supply of home-fed beUsL here this morning. Still, however ...