... * V NiVCKLOW ELUTIONA Ia late number of the FREEMiN we acquitted Lord Milton of the gross treacherytowards ?? Jame , Grattan, an&dhe' independent and liberal interest in this county, which certain circumstances- ,connected with Major Acton's canvass, induced us to charge his l lordship with. The letter of Mr. Grattan; and the extract from a letter of Lord Milton to .his agent, which ...

... ErE lfrtetnatl'0 Xtrunt. . GREECE. We are sorry. to state that the accounts from Greece represent that country to be still distracted by the rival pretensions of the various parties struggling to obtain a temporary ascendancy. Nothing but a concentrated form of government, too strong to allow of factious op- position, can create that order, without which it is im- possible for Greece to avail ...

... - . THE ARMY(. The second divisiop of the 90th Light Infantry Isnded, at twelve o'cloelk on Saturday;, and immediately marebed into ?? Barracks. Four ?? of ite Coldstream Guards, under Colonel Forbms, left towbo yesterday morning for Carlow. i'wo troovs of the Carbineer, left town on Saturday ruorning for Newtownbarry. Three corapanies of the 4Sd Regiment marohed on Friday morning-one to Qraig ...

... ?? : __ j -rttrnmatt9 3burna1. I _ _ - . D UBLNV. TUESDA Y, JANUARY 3, 1832. FRANCE, Globe Office, Saturday, Three o'Clock. WXV have just received the Messager des Chaminres of yesterday, from which we learu, that a ?? rise had taken place in stocks at the opering of the Bourse) in consequence of an intimation made by the Minister of War to the official agent de Change that the peace of Europe ...

... . 4-,'I It 424 )t grzema. o 33aurnal. DUB'LIN: MONDAY, JA2VUAIhY9, 1832. I F RANCE. The Paris papers contain littleof interest, but we hear throuit other channels that the French government have latterly used a higher tone than fortmexly towards othler cabinets on the general policy of Europe. Proba- bly the firm language of M. Casimir Peticr and General Sebastiani, and the knowledgo of the ...

... FUTURFE ALLOCAUION OF CHURCH PROPERTY! First gain the combat, then divide the spoil.-flomer. a Divide and conquer has been so long the guiding. maxim of intolerance and oppression on which Ireland and her unhappy people have been ruled, that we almost despaired of ever beholding her escape from the corm- plicated fangs of legislative despotism, spiritual quack- t ery, and military domination ...

... 1lRIiVA-E COARESPON N1ENC. I I Loudon, larhb l7tb, 1832. ,yO c ?? falicy yourself in Ireland to-d-.v from the number f jsrclis that are ?? Tori..s seel to vie with ch other ,rhbo ama11 wear the large t bunch. I saw Lord Lon d0 dorrY weuriag a bunch of sbamrock large enough to be a 0ka;,)r a grenadier; and (f the Irish members I met, Messrs. M os~onel C. A. Walker, sud 11. Crattan sverned to ...

... T14E DUKE OF SUSSEX. I The Duke of Sussex visited Stafhird on the afternoon of Sun- dwv week, accompanied bh the Earl of Lichfiald und l.ord (Churchill ?? whom lie af'et wards returned to Raiiton Abbey. Tfe Dluke left on Frid4y morning for Betudesert, the ?? of tbe Mlarqilvs of Anglesev. On Sunday last his Roral Highness ptssed througp lDerbv, on his way to the uonorable Edward Gore's, at ...

... ?? - - - _ ii a I7 DUBLIN: SATURDAY, N'OV. 17, 1832. FRLANCE. A private express has been received from Paris;, bringing the papers of Monday. They are princi* pally devoted to comments on the capture of the Ducbes$ o Berry, and the entrance of the French troops into Belgium. The popular feeling is not so much against this infatuated princess as it is against the culpability of government in ...

... - DALLY REPORT Qf CHOLERA CASES. -- - -. - I . V 4 D9 ~ S . - - Caiuil Office, Dublin Cstte DJJBLrN, SET. ?? -t Iasttreport 217; NBw cases, 42 ; died, 19 ; recovered, 34; remainifg, fO6; 'I'l zbags lrorM Cormneaomenc, 10,999 ; total deaths fru0 CO' meneemenrt, s14* (;ew Caes. Died. e Glasnevinj Se&L'17' - 1 0 n East Lutk and Ruab, Sept. 16 0 CeWb idge and Strafenp, Sept. 17- 13 8 5 Wexford, ...

... REPEAL OF 1'HE UNION. - In the last number of the Mayo .Constituion we find a second address, subscribed :I DoMi1icKC B ROwNE, to the electors of the county. of, M4it bears date November 8. - Numerous as are the strange documents that,' from day 'to day, pass under ourt notice, seldomi, Indeed, I has at; been our lot to peruse so singular a one as this, I second address or vr D. BToWN.. W ...

... 'TITHE SALE AT BORRIS O'.KANE. - ( ...