... I T1-- - TsTRHES. l here appears a Evely and proper feeling abroad on the sub- ject of' titlisi. 'P'he iniquitous system bv which the churcb of inlatgid has hitherto been supported, a system based on the grossest injustice, botul in its mode of being levied and distri- buted; a system perverted from its original purpose, by which the poor have been robbed of their just rights ; a system which ...

... TIlE IRISH ELECTIONS. r. DIIBO TtlR -v-r . k'AIOR THEs N W MONsTHLsY XAGAZINr. FOR JUL-Y. In revienilgthe most remarkabeo h rs lcinat giviigso'aeaccuntoftheir Parliamenta~ry products I shall begin 'citt Dulin.Thee the corporation has sustained, not only a ignal,' buitextraordinary defeat. Mr.-George Mor,1 th hre ditarycapn ofarnd ancy, -nod Mer. Frelerikh Sb-sw, the 1ecorer ha`se been ...

... PIRIVA7'E CORRESPONDjlY0;g l saturday, London, Monday Evening. Atn ?? wet Saturday, and the esicceedinw repose of a London Saibbath. caused a blaink in the bistory of those feelings 'and their dovelopement which were expeeted immediately to manifest themselves upon the rejectiou of the BrXtI., and whioh are demonstrated tbis day ins good sad raomentous earnest. The torreats wvbich swept the ...

... I1 TT UYEOMANTRY. I L ne toltowing speeches of Mr. HEtlty LACI5ERT and Mr. HEN ny GRATIPAN, Upon tbe Newvtownbarro maasacre, reached us in due course from our Special Parliamentary ever, atiricliirrintad Reporters. Having, how- rer, anticiptated, thje ordinary, mail, by a day, and inserted an ?? debate, up to ?? Oip Friday, in Tim. FaREarAN'S JQ]itNALoC Monday vwe were prevented ...

... GRL.AT P.EFOlRM mI;,.Erl±NG IN BELFAST, TO AD D) I{E' I'lW 1 KING. OilS.-til-1 ( fist', puslal l, ) TILR nvin.) ti 0 ?? ofl ?? i ,J ?? o~ f thle ial it Ii~f i ll5t aI c tis t w is jield Lilt the o (out-I is for thse po rp~o t altrai ti g hi -t. st-t hesh Ct ?? tile flluri of the r(o- p) l'r i ar id of ci te itr ing 1i i to a se all the tineis which thle ?? stiturlitat hs j'laeevd it) 1liii ...

... MEETING OF THE BARONY OF BANTRY, COUNTY WENFORD. (FRO7E THE. WATERFOlRD CI(RONICLfl.) The above meeting was held at 1o6S On Thursday, and was attended by a large concourse of people. At two o'clock. JOHN TALBOT, Esq.. was called to the Chair, Attd said he returned the meeting his: best thuatils for havinrgdone him the hon6ur of calling him to preside at their maeeting. That was ajot the first ...

... PRINCE PUCKLER Li? USKAV'S NARTRell'lJE. I Enln, (i'tt(Im~l TtliC a>x~sacilt.)t. - Tour in England, Irland, and Fruaci, i 28 eitnd I829. Bg l GeirvalL P)'iulee. Efrngham i~ilson, RoiJoA E.rehuse. A tour bv a Princ'!. tbis is a promiqing announcemen t. Afa slionable Circuit is expected;. a course ot visits to watering places and tbe stylish-countiry houses. It raises hopes of. a peep into ...

... To EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. I Ied by tbe public discussions to upprebend a perseve- ia the mostunjust, tvrannical, and oppressive measure for e al of the adminatration of jus-ice in our equity cuturts ,, ',lald, for the certain reduction to beggary of numbers of 1'I jderits vwrn contribute to the support of our various ?? force us, paupers as we are, gentry 10 CI)DIIOIlers to the expense sad ...

... TOBACCO TRADE. We had only room yesterday for a very brief abstraot of t r. O'Connell's observations in reporting froni the comminttse on the Irish tobacco. Mr. O'CoN'rtm.L ?? ministers expected the support of the people of Ireland, and ats a proof of their disposition to afford it, they were not disposed to cavil with them upon light grounds. When ths bill prohibiting the growth of Irish ...

... PRIVATE CO 1 RRESP ONDENCE. London, Wednesday evening. I sent you before post hour yesterday, and at a length far ex- -eeding the reports in this morning's papers, an account of what occurred on the presentation of the petition of the Load Mayor, &c., of Dublin, and also of that of the parishioners of Graigue afad Rillard against the tithe system. These were the only matters which came before ...

... BELGIUMf. I irussels Papers to the 26th inst. have been receivell. tlae raeeothnearr intereSting, but not of great impor. tanco. TLhe hogw.ng are cxtractS:- BlluassLs, Ocr. 2f-M. Ci': Lerton, member of the Cbamaber o~f Fepreseutative, anad -our Mlinister Plenipotentiary at Paris, d arrived at Brussels yesterday afternoon. The four battalions of the 4th regiment are going to join the army of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT (FaatOw A SECONDi ECla-i, rat' .,ti saU_. IIHOUSE~ OF LORDS.~OA \~iNt1 The Lord Uhaniellor of Irfaiatd (Lord Pliakat tokteota 5 and his seat. tnet oktl ah 51 Sir Alexander Grant, and others, from the Commons, broughtt up thle prohiabition or mandamus, bill. ;aid severitl private bidls. Petitions were presented by thle Duke of Grafton f,-onm Suffolk, -in favour of refo-am ; ...