... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1837. I FRANCE. Ot The French journals of Sunday announce, among other b4 matters not so important, the marriage of the Princess en Teresa of Nassau with Prince Peter of Oldenburg; the h determination of the French Court to go into mourning on the 15th, on the occasion of the death of her Serene High. mssr the Duchess Dowager of Saxe Meiningen; ...

... TO THE EDITOR oV TsHI nI 1b1 1-ll M~ay l6th, 188( 'I enar..e -- hu I of the u MY DEAR SIR--In the London i0f~ssingChrome~ oftb 4th ult. an article appeared, having reference to the repre- fC ig Ibelieved, ofire a sentation of this tonty, and continrngt as red C presentations. I wrote a letter to the editor, nd begge of i him to give it insertion in order to correct the er.to your 0 ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: THURSDAY, MAY 4, 18370 I : PAIN. The. Phare of Bayonne of the 25th ult. details the preparations made by the Carlists 'to cross the Ebro. The expedition is to consist of 15,000 men, inclrtding 1,000 horse. It is to be commanded by the Infante Don Sebastian, who, after effecting a junction with Cabrera, is to march upon Madrid. On the other hand, General ...

... After the refreshing triumph of liberty in Glas- gow, we can afford at our leisure to bestow a few remarks on the late howlings of the orthodox mena- gerie. Mortimer and Robert the Devil have been imitating the tight rope evolutions of Signor Castro before the astonished Vision of the faithful in that hall whose very echoes are eternally ringing with bigotry and brutal intolerance. Mortimer ...

... (From the United Srvice GaZdgee)) It has been to us a source of much satisfaction to findtlat our remarks relative to the necessity of introducing into Dublin garrison the sbam sieges, which give such satisfac- tion at Ciatbam, have met with general approbation from many distinguished oicers, among the rest from one on the staff in the former garrison, every way qualified to offer an Opinion, ...

... MIETIN FOR TH RELITEF OF' THE UNTChR PLOYED AND DISTRESSED WORKMEN IN THE I LIBERTY. I The above meeting Wsf held yesterday in the Court-house, Thbmias-court. It was 'very numnerously attended by the utienisployed and destitute sufferers. Mr. JOHN LAMB in the Chair. He said it would be iecssa5iy to detail the objects of the meeting, which was called in consequence of the deep distress which ...

... | The motion of the Duke of Wellington for the a postponement of the committee on the Irish corpora- X tion bill was carried byaconsiderablemajority. The r consideration of the measure is delayed on, the pre- S tence of the house not being in possession of accu- r rate informatiol-n respecting the intentions of govern. ment on certain Irish questions. Was there ever t any thing so silly ? Why, ...

... THE FREE-MAN'S JOURNAL., DUBLN- TUESDAY. MAY 9, I87. - -I FOREIGN NEWS. *:P FRANCE. The Frenh pqpers of Thursday. have been re-t ceived; wiih lettes. from 'Madrid, of the 26th, and a from San Sebastian of the 28th ult.' Thursday being the Feaqt of the Ascension was a holiday-in France ' Consequently we have no domestic news of any inte- I rest from Paris. 'The three cents. closed at Tortoni's ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TUEsDAY, MAY 2. The West Cork mines and quarries bill was read a second time. The Bishop of E XETER presented petitions from the clergy of ;Limerilck ?? and, Killal'a against the national s'ystem 'of education in reland. The Marquisof LANSDOWNE moved for copies of the reports of the Kildare-pifsce society while it' received par. lientsreiati, and' also copiesof all correspv.nMdr ...

... MEETING AT MO1RISSO!'S MOR THE RELIEF I OF THE. UFFERFRS BY THE RECENT FIRE.. On Saturday, pursuant to the requisition addressed to the Lord Mayor, a meeting 'as held, for the purpose of takisg into consideration the claims and losses sustained on the late melancholy occasion. Among the numnerous aid highly in- fluential assemblage of gentlemen present we observed Messrs. W. L. Guinness, T. ...

... We have great pleasure in stating that there are ample grounds for believing that the return of Mr. Broadwood for Bridgewater will be set aside. Personal considerations, which we trust 'will be duly appreciated, prevent us from entering into minute particulars; but thus much we may say, that nothing short of the legalization of corruption can se. cure the seat of Mr. Broadwood. We understand ...

... t.irdPOUA PARLIAMYTf. The, Lonii d RDS.THURSDAYS way . theusual hour NASCELLOa took his seat on the wooloack at MI, Angerasein, and other memnbers fromte. oseo Cmobrought up the Greenwich pier bill, and several other private bills, IMPROVEMENT OF LANDE IN IRELAND. Oil the motion ?? the Marquis of -CLANRICARDE. thet house went into a committee on the improeent of lands in Ireland bill. POeeto ...