... The Following speech is reported in the Dublin papers to have beeil delivered by Mr. O'Connell at the special imeetieg of the Trades' Union, held int the Circus, Abbey- I street, on MvIonday week last. It contains a number of amusing instances of the popular slano with which the agitator carl occasionally season his orations : Mr. O'CONNE.LL rose, and the chceritig with wbich he was received ...

... TO ?? T. BARtING, BA11T.-LETTIt.Il 11. Sitt-I feel grear pleasitte in kitw jig that the (li a- tions I made in mv letrer to IJord lelhourie have hl u of somne service in ?? out to the 'gliltilliSts of Greiat Britain the evrois the;' have fallev into with regall to Ihe price of corn, arid I cali bit hope tmy firet let te' to you a ll have undeceived many relative to the stijiposed effect of tbe ...

... TTHE ARMIY. WAn-OFFICE, JANUARY 29. 14th Light Dragoons: Cornet WV. Underwood, from half-pay late 21st Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, witbout pur._14th Foot: R. Ellerton to be Ensisn, by pur. Vice Carleton, retires. - 20th: G. B. C. Crespigny to be En- sign, by pur. vice Willock, pro-n. in 45th.-23d: 2d Lieut. R. Jennings to he lst Lieut. by pur. vice Mliles, retire,; A, Cathcart to be 2d Lieat ...

... ORAND TEMPERANCE SOIREE IN THE COMMIMERCIAL BUILDINGS. 'j0 ~ tyevenling l1W, this; entertainment took place Ite A ~ iithly R-ooms, Commercial Buildiligs m aid, ai- t~toegh thle %%etitlier wvas most lnhiavotirable, about 400 ladies ,Ill p ictllelen were present; a great mnany more were aj, odiitotlcn abetopocutre tickets of atimis- qUI fl1.1 reortis, chair, &-c. were decorated in tim 'no's ...

... The following Protest against the objects of Doctor Whately's Memorial has been exhibited for signature it! Milliken's of I)ublin Protest of the undersigned Clergy of the Established t Chureb, against a proposed Address to the Kintg and both Houses of Parliament, now lying for signattres at E Messrs. Milliken s, Grafron-street. t `It having beeni announced that a memorial to the King, I to be ...

... KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN-SATURDAY, 308TH JAN. DEMURRER. Samuel Bruce and James Andrews, Executors of James Troi' Kennedy, Esq. deceased, Plaintyifs ; James Stewart, Dc. fendant. This cause came on for argument on the 17th and 20th of November last. Mr. ROBEtRT ANDIFws, W*ith whom was Mr. Holmes as Counsel for Plaintiffs, stated that this was an action of covenant. The declarlition conitained three ...

... The Act of the last Session of Parliament, to regu- late the Admeasurement of the Tonnage and Burtheu of the Merchant Shipping of the United Kingdom, certainly must be considered as a great boon, not only to those who are more immediately interested and engaged in maritime affairs, but to the community at large, and the services of the person or persons whose ingenuity has been exerted in ...

... NATIONAL EDUCATION-TITHES -MEET- ING AT DROMARA. on the 1st iAtt. agreeably to 'a requisition itddressed to the Clergy, Members of Committees, and Teachers of Schools, in the parish of Dromara, a public meeting was held in the sclool-bouse of Crossgar, for the purpose of considering the state of education in that parish, the best mode of assisting its farther progress, and of supporting the ...

... MIR. O'CONNELL IN LIVERPOOL. Mr. O'Comcell arrived in Liverpool tit sevell O clock of) Wediesdiiy mortinitg. and, if' the course of the day, aiddres- scct a concourse of lltiot 30,001) people, w ho assesnbled on about al houor's notice ! In the evetinig he vvs enitertainted iu the Corn. Exehectee, by a party of betweeon 8 acm 900. William llatilbolle, Esq. presidedt and inices ?Mollineux, Esq. ...

... Mr. M' aann has received, in aid of rhe Primitive Wes- leyau Missions, from Sir Robert and Lady Briteson, £1 each; from William Cairns, Esq. £ ; and from Val. Whitla, Esq. Ss. The Treasurer of the Down and Connor Diocesan Corn- mittee of the Association for Discouritenrrarrcing Vice, &c. has received the following sums, in addition to thos~e already acknovirledaed, £15 from Rev. James Smith, ...

... BELFAST NEWS-LuTorr. BELFAST, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. IMPROVEMlENT,OF ULSTER- SUPPLY OF NATIVE COAL. WHILST the Ulster and other railways, when completed, are deservedly looked forward to us likely to give an iln- creased impetus to the improvement of this part of the country, in consequence of the multiplied facilities which will then exist for the speedy transmission to Belfast of agriculttual ...

... ARRIVED. Jan. 2STowi(l Cast ?? ?? Duncan, Glasgow 2 Aralb (t ), StIOssart, Glasgow . 5Ilatilid, ?? Rlssell, Glasgow F'sFlcon, ?? Hoad, Liverpsoul c sssllier SAILED. Jan. 00..t'tlsssir (st ) (iowan, I ivrpsol yli..t'o'sslctn,'Saitih, Loundons, geseral cargo :i50..Arab, lstl, Iteweart, G(asgosw ?? mat ,1, WVillims, LiverpoolI Il tril 1hisartiS, PIymOLIth, Iat~ifoCs i:i olierics bal11ast ...