... wrEETING O' MAGISTRAkTS OF TIM XNG!SI COUNTY. (Abridgcd from the Bvetniny Mail.) infl On Thursday, a meeting of 'the magistrates of this county eqt Was held in the Court-house at Tullamnore. The mneeting ra~l was numerous and highly respectable, and attended by most -Stc oth maistrates of' the county. A general feeling of bqc sorrow end detestation of the crime so lately committed wa seemed to ...

... SPECIAL COMMISSION FOR TPPMtARY. (F~iOM OUfl OWN REPOaTER). - Clonmel, Monday evening. Clonmel this morning presented an unusual bustle, in consequence of the numerous arrivals from all parts of the county to attend the special commission. At twelve o'clock precisely Judges Burton and Perrin entered the court, when the commission being read, the following grand jury was sworn :_ The Hon. ...

... With the concerns of the Irish bar, so far as they involve mere professional regulation and economy, we never thought it worth our while, neither (we must acknowledge) had we at any time a sufficient sympathy with the interests of that learned body, to interfere. Where, however, the bar are aroused to the reformation of an abuse, which affects the public more grievously perhaps than themselves ...

... MILITARY PFRO01OTIONS-WAR-OrrICE,. JAN. !8. 4th Regiment of Fqot-Lieutenant Thomas Burke, from the 20th Regiment of Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Evelegh, who exchanges. 15th Foot-Lieutenant John Hope Wingfield to be Cap- tain, iby purchase, vjie Rose, who retires; Ensign Francis t Colborne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wingfield; Edwvard Pardoe, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice E ...

... T I[E FREEMAN ' S JO URNAL. I DUBLIN: IWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1839. THE SPECIAL COMMISSION. The Evensing Post of last night, after alluding to a paragraph in the Mail of the previous evening, has the following reference to ourselves:_ We should not, however, have thought it at all neces- sarv to touch upon the matter, but for what we cannot help thinking the John-of-Tuam tone of the FREE31AN'S ...

... SPAIN. Letters from Bayonne of the 28th ult. state that Don Carlos rvas still at Azeoiltia on the 25th. The curate of Jerro had surprised, near Frias, a post of 30 Christinoe. A letter from Lesaca of the 26th ult. announces that Gene- ral Espnrtero had advanced on Sesnia with a portion of his army, for the purpose, it was believed, of -attacking Los Armos. General Maroto had con sequently ...

... JDINNIFEROF THE YORK LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. On Thusday (Firem the Yorkshireman.) On Thursday the first dinner of the York Liberal Asso. (Ic ciation took place in this city under the most auspicious circumstances. This association has been formed for the as purpose of attending to the parliamentary and municipal e registratio, and to counteract theexertionscofthe Tories, (el who threaten to seize ...

... BRIBERY, CORRUPTION, AND ?? ! AT ELECTIONS.. :. ?? ' ?? (From tde Liverpool ?? W'e last week gave a summary't feuidenel adduced before the select committdd* HEb ouse of Commons, appointed in 1835, to inquire into the extent of bribery, corruption, and intimidation at elections, or rather an analysis of a pamphlet containing an abridgment of that evidence, which was published for the London ...

... TIME FREEtM!'ANS JOPLrRNAL. . PBLIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, l8am. ROMAN CATHOLIC LI:ERA-LITY. ^ We have received a letter from acorrespottdint in New-Ross, who mefitions that accouatts have treached that town, conveying intelligence '6f the de- . mise of the Rev. James :Dunn, formerly. Protesotnt Tector of the parish, of St. Mary's, Ropm. This sad-' tevent took place in London, at the rev,. ...

... TIHE FREEMA N!'S JOURNAL. THE TIPPERARY COMMISSION. in We copy the following from the Standard of Friday:- H The Irish Solicitor General has thought proper to use the ki opportunity of the special commission to lecture the gentle- . men of Tipperary upon the textof Mr. Drummond's letter. Is Nothing could be more mischievous and nothing could be, fe 'more absurd. The crimes revealed at the ...

... NATIONAL EDUCATION-GEOLOGIC ERRORS AND OPEN IMPIETIES OF TRE FIFTH 1300K1 OF LESSONS-FOSSILS, MOUNTAINS, AND THE BOARD. TO THE EDITOR1 OF THE FREItMAN. January 14th, 1839. a Sat-If thereisbut little glory to be gilintd by a victory ri won without a conflict, it must be a subject of elevated satis- tj faction to reflect that the enemies of truth have been utterly ce deprived of the power, ...

... I DMIRACULO bUS f SCAPE ?? 1'e. -. . ?? a. . . r Aj:. nt'has lrequently: beivb ?? i~hkbei !iI ?? befilslled'thi!diena come under our obevto,,ist~ i' ,isulanci ofe.the~ truth Of~tle Adeone1 who was ani eye witness, we 4hotldl tted befarerwli ave~ ?? 4crr 7 7 It appears .thiat-npaety of,.d e.V ?? 36th1 -Reg~inient. of (NatiVe),.Hqavyyi 1ou o Shooting; QXPqdiii ?? , tI3 s Septembfi la~st fill ...