... W.I 1 WiiId, C-EltO7k' U ~ I I I If!1Nb' -N v ?? ;~ t , m j. , .I8zsrf R. I 71 (rnit.ma TiuE AANCUiF.TEU AND 5LOi~AiV~~Si. Ott M, ?? , -public. meet rig Wa~s Leld its the Camp. field, fot the Parpiatc of tulling into considieration 'the pro-' riett of pet'idninogthie' louae af Cu' inabi 't;o Irfjbc tile ~ t~sas 't ittist~rs kgardirg Irtlend,_ riow beor, 'd )ieto, :and o withhold tile supplies ...

... IRISH VO (UNTEVRiS. On Faturtdsy this body, et ipsjtbe Corep Exohianrge *-W , P ATRICK, Q CON XN ,_ Esq. iiijbh Chair. George O'Conuell, Esq. of. Limerick, vrio -admitted a member. ' i iu~t. STtEt;15.. Mr. BAtraErT moved a vote of thanks -to Uf. Steele for the euirtioss which thikt gentleman had mado for itie pa. cification of Kilkenny-exertions the success of. wbich the: meeting had good ...

... We copy the frllowing important letter from the Tippirory Free Pi es: 'CASIIEL MEETING. To the Editor of the Tipperary Free Press. Cashel, Alarch 5, 185S. Srn-I seifd you for puhlication in your. next number tbr resolutions adopted at the Casliel antityrrny mreeting, held -onnliast WVdlieasay, and shall ebly say. in reference to the meetih g, thit aithough it wag held on a fe, Y oucs' notioe ...

... ,C.bt orremano 31aurna -I nu, PLNT WPDNESDAY, MARC1113. I R3) I~ ~ ~ = _~ I nA REVIEW oF CIRCUMSI'ANCES CONNh:Cl'hl) WIH 1THE PAST AND PRESE7NT STtrE OF TH -l PROTESTANr AND CATHOLIC INT'1ERES 'S IN IRELAND. ?? owe an apology for not having bestowed vn e earlier notice on this very-useful and clever pamphlet. it is from the pen of Mr. Sharman Crawford, an Irish Protestant gentleman of great ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Moaday,.Marc& 4. The Bishop of BRISTOL presented a petition from ?? of Bristol complaining of the demnoralizing effects of.beer ?? WIrri- %OotD supported the ?? Marquis of LAiNSDoWN intimated that the subject was under the consideration of a Committee of the other House. ,-Lord CLpNCuaRY presented several petitions from Ireland, prayingfor the enactment of poor laws and the ...

... IMPERIALj PARIAiAMENT. lIOUSE oF LOIDS, F T tONDAY, MARCH 4.- ULPetition~s vvere'prmseutd , at 1sWIi~ SFV Oilstep etle ?? Bills 01 firvre a stage. ofr4400 he Bip of ritol presented a petition fromn upwards ''Vlhittitv of Bristol, praying for the better ob- aetyance of the Sabbath. 11e hoped that his Majesty's Msnters would take the case into their serioust con- Lord WVYnford said tait he ...

... On Mlonday last, two troops of the Szretehl Grays ar- tl rived at Doncaster ; and, on the following morning, pro- edled on their route to York. The late Lieutenant-General Sir George Airey, whose t( demise at Paris we lately announied, served in Sicily h during thle Irto war, where he was attached to the army of Sir John Stuart. He also sueceerdere Lieutenant- h General Sir John Oswald, as ...

... On Monday evening last the usual meeting of this Union took place at the Institution, Theobald's Road. Dr. LYNCH having been called to the chair, observed that they were met to consider of the best means of counteracting the designs of the Whig Government in their despotic and bloodthirsty measures for the destruction of the remaining liberties of the Irish people. The people of England had ...

... LONDON: SATURDVY, MARCH 9, 1833. The debate on the second reading of the Bill for the Sup- preseion of Disturbances in Ireland was opened last night. We by no means anticipate such a lengthened discussion as on the first reading, as those Gentlemen who have already spoken, will naturally feel reluctant to repeat themselves. The discussion will principally be on the details of the Bill in the ...

... litisH DISTURBsANCES Sur'recosio-N Bsrt,.-A piub- a lie mneeting was held onl Thusrsday evening in thle Townsi Hall, Salford, to consider thoe pl-oprietv 'ot aduptin- a getitioni to thle I-ouse of Commisons againsit the 73il1 re r~gti yhis Majesty's Mlinisters reepetngth s condition of Ireland. TIhc room, was filled in ever), part prieeiously to the coisunlencemeiit of thle proceedings, and h ...

... CORRRSPONDENCE. THdE LATE FIRE IN SALL'ORD. Or istell TO TfiE EDILTORS DV THE MANJCHESTER TIM29. ti Sins,-The notice bestowedi by vourscir, turd the other O Mdanchester papers, in. your last reikls prrbltcationt, on the 0o1f tire it Mr. L. Rostrorts dye-rworks, indrrcedt the Cormmittee, fn wvith whomn I have tire pIeaitre lo eet, to meke the IImost Po.st strict itrquiry irrtu the refeections ...

... Wslt OrtrcE, MARcH R.-39th Foot-Lieutenant- Bi 'Gene flan. Sir Robert William O'Callaghan, K. C. B. enz frmie9th Regiment, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant. hal General Sir 91George Airey, K.C.H. deceased, dated Dlarch to 43,1 3 ha( 97th F~oot.-Major General the Right Hon. Sir Henry it' flardioge, K.C.B. to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-Getteral nia Sir R. W. O'Callaghan, appointed to the command ...