... LOyAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. i a. -- -. ?? ?? ?? . I_. id to The following communications were read at tlenmeetinig ot than Thursday:- very Subscription of WV H Holbrook, Esq, 1I, for the Repeal ,ond- year. and From Custome-housge ward, per Mr Cornelius Ryan, 11 W, tion 11 39 -i d in pence. Mr John Tierney admitted a member,' lievo having enrolled twenty Repeailers. -and From St ...

... [ . y; We have not yet, it would appear, heard the end of of this matter. The innocent peasantry who were e a torn from their homes upon the eve of Christmas are ral determined that they shall not be always trampled ify upon with impunity. They have threatened law ng proceedings against the parties who arrested and im- ra- prisoned them, and they will try the right of over-. to zealous ...

... good GALE AT LiVERAOOL.-TUESDAY.-It has blown a per. ers) feetgale here all night, with storms 0W' hail, rain, and sleet. ince- Thesteamer Caledonia was oif Tuskar at four o'clock on ffec- the 5th,- which is doing very well, considering the rough We weather she had on the night of the 4th. We have a great ,nted many slhips waiting tbe wind to go to sea, amongst which cnt's are ?? America and ...

... I 5cta -ourlt ti I LDBLIN: WEDNESDAY, JANITARY 11. Ib43. I MUNICIPAL TAXATION. Pons After the unanimous declaration of the citizens of lag Dublin in favour of representative taxation, on Fri- day last, we could have hardly expected that even one could be found in the elected council of the city to declare himself hostile to the very principle to and which he owed his seat at the council table, ...

... I at. TO THE EDiTOR OF THE FREFSRAN S JOURNAL. DEAR SIn-I'send you herewith a highly interesting document, a letter from Haity, and a translation of it. I hope ynu Nvill give jt a place in your excellent paper. The teetotal movement in J6remie promises to be a happy erain the history of Haity, that beautiful and most interesting land, whose people are'working outa fine experiment in the race ...

... THE CATlOLIC CHURCH. -- - . I I .-h- , . f r - h op Ir~an m The 'Rev. Theobald Mathew is to preaca at t;arriganoma, county Cork, on the 5th of February. The Rev. Daniel Murphy, an Irish clergyman, ha3 suc- ceeded in erecting a chapel at Secunderabad, in the East Indies, principally for the accommodation of the Catholic soldiers of that garrison. TNDIA-PROGRESS OF TEMPERANCE. Thle Right RLev. ...

... DUBLItN HURmSDAw 3JAURY2T,1 DUBLIN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, ]843._ I ?? cannot take up an Irish newspaper, and but 3s very few of those published in the metropolis of Eng- ts k land, in which an article shall not be found upon the ,relations of landlord and tenant in this country. In g the north and in the south, in the west and in the mid- d land, the topic with all men-public writers and ...

... iTH NATIONAL: COMPl E 1. - ,d d , I ERENC ES. t 4 The Chartist and Complete Suffrage Conferences brought their deliberations toa sud4e close.at Birmingtam atahlte- hour on Friday night. The Chartist body, presided over by Mr. O'Connor's ionly distinguished visitor,' Mr. Patrick O'Higgins, of Dublin, after having declared -the People's ChartIer: adopted by the Coinference, broke up ...

... | N PORTON AGAINST AN OVERSEER. Ediuand Fitzgerald Platt oppeared at the Rotberham Cours house, on Modday, before John Fullerton, and Henry Walker, Esqrd. and the Rem GkChandlerito an information laid against himn by Mr-','Dodd, apub~licaqnof- itotherham,-fthnn ie rfale~drtifct Ie ~ te I'rable value of a certain beer. hcuse kep by Ms. 'nn M~thwad; 'of Rotberhanm. Mqr. hasfreyman, of Shefeld ...

... iPSWICII COUPOJIATIO1V. The quarterly meeting of the Council wias held at the Town Hall, on Wednesday last. There was a full attend. alive, though the questions to be discussed were dfsome- what secondary importance. CHAPLAIN TO THEF GAOL. The Town CLERK; read a further report from the Gaol Committee, from vwhich it appeared that at a meeting held mli the 21st instant, thle Clerk to the ...

... lIER MAJESTY'S Naw YEAR'S Ginrs.-On the day preceding Christmas-day upwards of 100 poor and dis-i tressed families, residing within the borough of New I Windsor, were supplied, through the kindness and bene-I volence of the Qucen, with meat, bread, plum-pudding, r potatoes, and ale, with 2cwt. of coals, in order that the ( festive season might not pass away without their enjoying t a good meal ...

... TUlU RYIIN'yr coWIMSIoNERS. To the h tiN of the iUmrstu'liirT TET.Eu11RAPU. The refiwta of the lRydC (commissioniers to publisi their aeouenits bas exeited the just surprise ot manv ol tie rate-payersl Under anly circumstances, it is telt to bc f denial ot tbe Commonest principles (t jus- lice, a lagrant departure from all precedent, and firom all sistom. But lookiung t the accounts themselves ...