... IDINNER TO TlE HUN. C. VILLIERS AND T; .. TH N Elhl YS IA WOLVERHAMPTON JbThe Liberal constituency of this town assembled in great force on Thursday last, at a banquet given in honour of their representatives, the Hon. Charles Villiers and Thos. Thornely, Esq. The dinner tables were spread in the as. sembly room, and afforded accommodation for about 30ot) - but long before the cloth was drawn ...

... Yesterday another of those solemn and imposing cere- monials, which have been so frequent throughout this coun try of late years-the consecration of a new temple to the e worship of the Most High God-was celebrated in the parish of Lucan, in the archdiocese of Dublin. The very beau- tiful edifice which wasthe subject of the sacredritein thepre- sent instance, is dedicated to St. Mary, and ...

... is The Madrid journals and letters of the 20th ult. II' ry contain nothing of the slightest importance. Equally destitute of interest are the Paris papers te te of Thursday. It was reported in Paris that Ge- d- neral Schneider was about to be appointed to an ;, important command in Africa. SPAIN. d, Accounts from Saragossa of the 27th ult. state is that two deserters, who arrived at Mas de las ...

... MIPEE TarG A TIE CORN.RXOHAYGEI I An adjourned pr - XaA- Aadouie- LA A-uL' lU(JI1mN.XCHANGE Si d metig ?? on Satur- 5C day, t ?? xchane, fo thepurpose of receiving the.I drafts of an address to the Queen an tl ?? to the House tt of Commons, from thL' c~tntnttee appointedfrtep POse at the meeting of Mr. O'Connell's~ frtepr OUConnell entered the roorn at three o'9clonsktandtws, Mer. ceived with ...

... LUCAN CHAPEL-SERMON OF THE REV. THOMAS MAGUIRE. The following is a report of part of the splendid sermon delivered by the able champion of Catholicity, the Rev. Thomas Maguire, P.P. of Ballinainore, at the consecration of the new church of St. Mary, Lucan, on Sunday last' which we were obliged to omit from want of room in our I publication of yesterday. Our first intention was to have given ...

... NEWS OF 'THE DAY. A meeting was to have been held in Tuiam on Sunday, in the splendid area in front of the Cathedral, for the pur- pose of adopting an address to the Queen, and a petition to parliament, praying that on the incidental demise of the present incumbents, the tithe rent charge might be appro.. printed to its original purpose-the maintenance of the poor. This laudable object has ...

... ST. BRIDGET'S FEMAI .tORPfAN CA ?? RITY DlNba , it I v-. - EI Xesterday evening the annua lkiatity dinier' iri aid ;f the funds of that meritorious ins 4 ?? j Female Orphan Charity, under tt gt d ncsif the of Tullow Convent, took place in Morris l - , Dawson-street. Daniel O'Connell, Esq., A presided, and was most enthusiastically cheered on his arrival. The room was very tastefully laid out ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNALi DIUBL1N, TTESDAY, JANUARY 7 184 I SLIGO POLITICS. Mr. Robinson, the Assistant Barrister for Sligo, has managed to render himself the most unpopular functionary of the present day. Whether he has given just ground for the prevailing feeling is not for us to say. His mode of discharging the duties of his office has unquestionably given great dis- satisfaction to a large ...

... jTE GRAND MEETING OF THE METROPO- LITAN TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY [ IWs- --l en e) Len.It ?? -. u Ain sae noyai hixchange* Dublin, at two o'clock on yesterday, 6th January.' , '1 Long before 'the hour of meeting'4he toomsawere so filled that great numbers could ot- obtain-Amitteice. About two o'clock' the'&ev. Andrew O'ConnellP.P. and president of the society, ascended the platform, and ...

... THE FRENCH CLERGY AND THE REV.I --MR. O'MALLEY. I AW aHE EDITOR OF TuE ?? ' JOURfNAL. SciR_-The willingness with which you give publicity to every thing that affects the interests of the Catholic Church and its ministers induces me to hope that you will this day afford me a small portion of your valuable columns, for the rpose of acquitting myselfof a debt of gratitude and ce towards one of ...

... MEnTf7G OF THE POOR LAW GTJARDAN OF THE TUAX UNION-ADMISSION OF THE PRESS.OF (Abridged from the Tuam Herald.) At one o'clock on Monday last this board met at the Pl Court-house, and on Major Kirwan taking the chair, Walter El Blake, Etq., acting clerk, read the minutes of the last meet- sa ing, after which some business of minor importance was ba proeeded with. gi LThomas O'Conor Donelan, Esq. ...

... THE' REGISTRIES. COUNTY DUBLIN REGISTRY. The registry for the first division of the county took place yesterday at Kilmainham, before Maxwell BIacker Esq. iQ.C., chairman, with whomrthe following magistrate sat on the bench :-George Evans, Esq., M. P.; Elias CorZ bally, A. S. IHussey, Joseph Lentaigne, - Dobbs (re- gistry barrister for the city), F. Savage, C. Cobb, sen. J. R. Stubbs, and ...