... P OVINC IAL INTELLIGENrCE.- I . . .I .. . . .. .z . . , Oii Tuesday night last, Wade Foott, Eaq., C.C., nacornr panied by a party of police, procecddd teo thle barony of Os- e sory, and' arrested seven persons charged-..vith the savage ct1 muvder recorldedin our last. The poliec~ traversed ani in,- je mense district of. country, having been fifteen Ahoous on the excum~aioil. TheL ares o ...

... MILITA PROOT1ONS: WAR OFFIC('}, NO%. J 5. Oth Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Frantis Ri~ers Freil. ing, Genit. to -be Cornet, by purchase, vice Erskiic, u ho re- tires. .4th Reguient of Liglt Dragoon ;Lieutenant-Co]onel J. Scott, from the half pay unattached, to lie Lieutelnasnt-CQlO- nel, viee Nathan Wilson, who exchaiiges, receiving t4e dif- 4. rePce. Coi strearp; Regiment of Foot Ouarirs-X ...

... 1 Yesterday, pursuant to requisition, a meeting of the Pa. 1, rishioners of St. Mark's, St. Andgew's, and St. Anne's pa- it rishes, was holden at the Corn-Exchange room. At three o'clock Mr. O'Connell entered the room, and was loudly cheered. The meeting was densaly crowded, L and the gallery thronged with ladies. [,Upon the motion of Mr. O'Connell E FRANCIS KELLY, Esq., was called to the ...

... I BRJTAWASING THE BRITISH ARMY. l it was our painful dutty to record yesterday another in- str.ee of 'the bsrharous~s uia n~f~lcr~gi~o which the' Kipg's 'ov Bsrnipka11,c4 wais th~ sceqe, ajid '1 s11f- ferer a $oldicf ofthe Ist leietofraaerG rd.The' crinie_--.-is haying covie on 'ditty in a state' dlqofinto ation, beha ving there ingubordinately, 'and threateniing, 'wbeik de- sired tat give uip ...

... -9,Z-71;f Orrellialls, ?? DURBJIN: FRIDA Y, NOVEMBER 15, 1833. - - .e .FRANCE. We have. received. the French papers of Sunday, which bring nothing material in addition to the Spanish news pre- ?? obtained. The great anxiety at Paris is to hear of the progress of Gcneral Saarsfield, accounts of whose pro- ceedings were expected some days ago. The Alessayer des Uiambres gives a sttavige story ...

... A SCHOOL FOR JOCKEYS, Those who have only seen race-horses on a race-course would be surprised to wvitness what diminutive urchins ride many of them in their training, and the perfect command they obtain over them. In the neighbourhood of large racing establishments, the parents of poor children are glad to embrace an opportunity of putting them into the stables of the training groom ; knowing ...

... GREAT PUBLIC DLNNElt.TOJ). RONAYNE, I ESQ.- M.P. I lit our last publication we were only enabled to notice briefly the splendid entertaitnment, given by the free electors of Clonpmel to, their leservedly popular. representative, oil Monday last, when A ?? gentlermea sat down to one of the most stunmptuous and comfhrtable dinners ever pro- vided by the worthy host of the Ormopld hotel. The ...

... MAYO AGENTS-OPPRRESJON -OF iTHE PERA [ ~ SANTRY.: ?? . w | We earnestly implore the attention 6f kiuur readers to the letter of the Right Rev. Doctor MacHALE, which appears in another part of our columns. Independent of the name and rank of the distinguished a-nd ehlightened writer, the subject matter of this document possesses as much of deep and melancholy interest, as any detail of ...

... - We have received several communications within the last! week, from correspondents in the County of Leitrim, fur- nishing details of the wild and lawless conduct pursued by the infatuated peasantry in the neighbourhood of Dromahaire ---and though we have been unwilling to attach much conse- quence to accusations against the humble classes of society, when preferred by the avowed advocates of ...

... A lecture uyon this scienice was delivered by Dr. Carroll, at Thllrsday evening's sittings of the literary and scientific institution. The subject being universally interesting, and being new to a great many, the attendance w-as numerous Iand fashionable. and, we believe, the lecture did anything ibut disappoint the expectations that hamd been formed. After some general observations of a ...

... It was the fashion, some short time ago, for itinerant crusaders, in the service of the Bible Societies, to represent the vietims of the penal code in Ireland as a lamentably blind, benighted, uneducated people. The mostabsurd and hyperbolical stories were invented to delude rich old English ladies-into a belief that money alone was wanting to convert the Wild Iirish, and rescue them from ...

... I: PUBLIC MEETING-,ENDICITY ASYLUM. Pursuant to a requisition addressed to the mayor, and published in our paper of Tuesday, a meeting of the inba- bitants of this town was held in the tholsel on Thursday last. The object was to devise the best means of maintaining the mendicity asylum, the funds of which are totally ex-i hausted. At one o'clock the char was taken by the right worship- ful the ...