... I cry i v z? a ti t a u M-jr r rit r 6, . .EDINBURGHI. ! a IONDA7VDY, JANU4RY S To oun READERS-In the Mercry of Thursdoy! next, eve shall cndewvour to give as full a ieplort as pSSJIIC; of the' proeecdings of the first public meeAftg' of thy I .Edin burgph Iobnntuy Church Association, Wnh isi to take place to-morrow, and which, wve understand, is ex- pected to prove exceedingly iiitercsting. ...

... , At the Marnchester Quarter Sessions onrSaturday, a man named Iichard Harris, of respectable -ppearancc, who had formerly kept a public-house in Manchester, was inidicted for having stolen, at Manchester, on the 24th of Decemaber last, onr box, the prnperty of Messrs Pick- ford, tire carriers, Tlhe cas excited considerablc intrest, as it involved a rather singiular and novel question, viz. ...

... rgIE 0sC!ETY OF IRISH YOL UNT'BERSS i yaserdY ~ia wso in adj 'urined meetting of this budy heldat Yesterday those ?? at Purlb~qaY. Aet three o'clock Mr. O'Connell entered the' fiosm, ,ind upoh I-flQ~ls.CLON EEsq. was called to she Chair. ~,STEELZ road the prbceedings 'of the last tdy's meetinig, be li ssoread ?? Mr. Koatinge. idr. O'C9~LL mouved that hise letter be inserteld on theth toand ...

... U.MPORi'ANT INTELLIGENCE FROM THE UNITED STATES. I The following extracts frot the Ainerican papers, wvh~ich arriyed by the New York packet Virginia, ?? last, will be rad with interest. Tbe eateat exoirament stil prevais throughout the States, wbich is exemplified by the num~rous public meetings which are conveneid, and by the more demonstrative expositions of tbe publirshed resolution C ...

... I SiC AND ID!HE.T R9OMKEEP S i ttbemeemtingoix 4es ayMr- O'Gllagile'r ?? , adrethe follo'wing report,a hw h I rmw ?? Y out unablie to publish this day 5ttpc~P i Sl Ii subm itting to tle pp bic a ?? of the Charitabil s ii f orrle n1f 'SicL sail Idigent Roomkeeesin t ily on Dublin l(rf all riligions pestlsiiolSS,) oile~ trttes-e- 1thel of sal insdo almt.upecdne tilltion d h at p~rjuunprecadoured ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF! THE FREEMANS JoURNtA I SirI - B | As a member of the County Dublin Tolls Co ittee I git my dutv injustice to myself and to their Secret Kirwan Esq o 'request the insertion of the fello virg i 0 . to you or whosoever the annoytnous writer may g nb eply e made as I conceive a cost unwarraotable attack orb. w at , your Ppesr pf this day Onr in s; 1 have carefully read his letter ...

... ,4R-1OUR PRSIVATE ioatRxgi'orairNT) The late ?? (if it is sitill tO be called by, that name) has i~not abated the ardour of the people Of this couln, nor eub- dlued their determination in the cause of Ireland and liberty. On ibe corItra'y, the presaure wbich thle public mind. has re- cesived by the issue of the election is but (he action of the entapressin~g force upon tire good andelsi spring ...

... CHAIRING OF THE CITY OF CORK REPRESEN. | TATIVES. The city representatives were obairetion i I n1staV. i iLJ (C poevililwg expectation was, that the county representliti-e8, C ?? popular bvitttgb ?eptes(Zntaiovea, would bave been a, aWa. chaired; that expectation, bowerer, was not gratified, di someol those gentlemen pleacsig ex-hauetion after the Ilea- ion struggleg, otbes 'of 'iher ...

... .fVROM TilE TIrdME.-PRIVATE COaUESPUNMI)NCE.) BiUSSBiE, SUNDAY M51OaNING, 6 ?? papers of yesterday all agree in soying that an offer was made to Clhrasse (by orders from Paris), that it he aiud his garrisbo would en. gage (ou oath, i- the e6xpressitl used) not to join in any bos- Iiliihtiea htainst Friinseor W'lgiumn unil matters shall be 6inially anld amicatly arraziged between those Powers ...

... A meeting of the members of this Society was held on Wednesday at their apartments in Sackville-street, to take into consideration the propriety of sending out twenty of the boys now in the Institution at West H lam to the Cape of Good [lope, to beemployed by the settlers in thatcolony as agricultural servants. Tte Chairman (Captain Brenton, R.N.) expressed him. self warmly in favour of the ...

... MI&PREMP. WE received last night the Sun of TUESDAY evening, by the Messrs. JOHNSTON'S Express. Itcontains alongcorn- munication from Oporto, detailing the operations there Up to the 6th inst.; but at that time nothing decisive had oc- -curred, as the Miguelites on the one side continued their bombardment with mischievous effect, and the adherents of Don Pedro were still equally vigilant on ...

... I REPRESENTrATION OF ANGLESEY. Since the publication of our last, the correspan- rdenide betwixt Mr. B. Hughes and' Sir t. B. IVW r Bulkeley, relative to the AngleseY Pepresentation, has been brought to a satisfactoiy conclusion, as appears by the following letters uihidl hdve been sent us for insertion. i To the E7ditvr of the Nort7T Wales Chroni,'l&. s Sml,-Althongh I have every reason to ...