... 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 ...

... i TO THE EDITORQ'OF THE FREEMAY. _ ?? of the Irish memberk, who opposed the Irish coercion bill, have repellqd the impittation attempted to be cast oil one of their body by Mr. Hill. 'Ishoul .k disposed t4, treat that imputation with silent indiffero ee;'iscions of its total inapplicability to me, but as othe'ls have deemed it .expedient to viricate themselves individually from the charge, I ...

... An adjournment of the Quarter Assembly was held oas SMonday, at the Assembly-house, William-street, at three I o'clock; the High Sheriffs presiding. COLONSl. BLACKER AND LOrAD PLUNKET. Mr. Isaac Hinds rose and said, that lie was nmost anxious to call the attention of the corporation to the disrnissal of Co]onel Blacker, than which nothing could be more iniqui- tous. How was it that the Lord ...

... 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 ...

... NEW SOUTH *NALES.--DISGRACEFUL IN- I I ~ STANCE OF BIGOTRY. We take the following statement from the Mloain CLhro- nicle. The strange and discreditable conduct of Archdeacon BROUGHTON furnishes its own commentary. The parsons nare always the same, cceluom non aninmus nutant, f'c. e Mr. Therry, Commissioner of the Court of Requests in New South Wales, has published An Appeal on behalf of tthe ...

... VESTRY M4EETING AT THIE CHURCH OF ST. I NICHOLAS-WITHIN. . Pursuant to a requisition which had been signed by mnany .r respectable parishionprs, a numerous meeting of the house- holders, tax-payers, &c., of this parish assembled at half- e past twelve o'clock on yesterday, in the vestry-room of the e church, for the purpose of deciding whether or not a lease rin reversion would be granted to a ...

... WATERFORD LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC I I . . II. IN8tITUTION. if On Thursday evening Mr. H. Winston Barron, in opening ,e his lecture on agriculture, declared that'he knew no subject 3e of greater importance to Ireland and its inhabitants; for the st history of nations'went to prove that agriculture and national Lir advirceient' always went hand in band.' The greatest names le of antiquity, as ...

... Imbt iPr't1lval Voturl-atI DUBLILY: SAT'URDAJY, NOVEMBER So, Owing to the boisterotsi weatberi -tho London mall diii not reach the Po01-office yeverday ; but from the excellejt a4ral!g9olsltr, Of the kMeles. Jwnluow, we Teceivud til London .&Me of Wednesday .at two o'clock thbe mornirlkn The following is the only paragraph worth cxtractixg ;-4- The Memorial Bordelais of the 224 instant, ...

... I r to ortritnau'0 Iourital. . _ _ = = = = = = = ?? DUBI IN: mONDA Y, -NOVEMBER 25, 1833. I . . ?? SPAIN. The French papers of Wednesday state that the news from Spain continues to be favourable to the cause of the Queen; and give us some few details of a variety of petty movements of Merino and his horde, which seem to have about as much influence on the decision of the ?? 0 dispute, as the ...

... 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 ...

... - 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 ...