... IVlULTUlII IN PAILVO. -sA . r .A. 1 . 1k AA..- S In the will of tho late Mr. Alkwright oceurs the followingline, c bie the osnt eloquent nnd impressive that ever Nwas written in nny r he languago,-' I bequeath to my ion-in-law, Sir Rt. Wigram, ONE i M i :41LLION STEn.LINO. V Two beautiful specimens of needlework, in the shape of arair oft ttoman, gwithasutitable inscrioption, lave been ...

... Sir Johns lHnmer, Bart, on llonday evenillg Col .Iwi, presented a petition flrom tile Whig-Radical majorily loss of ttre Town Council, prayirng for the currying out to the lS full 0-tent Mr i.Hill's postage schemes. Botiooait REGISTRATION. - We observe the I Town Clerk hasn issued a notice to freemen, -which they ~e should attend to,-niallely, that those who have been ad- are] nultted since ...

... - a S- - , - - r, - - a -REP9AL.FEF1ANAGR MAGISTRACY. ?? - D- . -.Q. - TOf HtsBti5CELLENC1 Jiil 5H GBiEY, &C. C.., M. , ' ofloD-I' av. e-thehonoutr~of. .en~closing to yojur ;Er-, Feltedy the' declaration aigree4 'to .by. the: magistrates of -m~iengh,'lit'5 me'etln¢.conreied by :mq on Tuesday, the 4 Ciircumstaoes' having oci d ,on, the borders of this 'ounty, suggested to-meethe te~oeity of. ...

... I IITO- THE HONOUR AND GLORY OF oqgOOlD SATT ARITAN, OLIVE MOUNT. tI GOFOE'ANG Or TUH TRADES or DUBLIN. aslt :lothu of April, the festival of the Good htile Theatre Royal, Lower Abbey-street, pre. ?? whirli can never be forgotten by the lovers l nd virtue in this country. Pursuant to a r6- * ?? to the Rev. Mr. Kirby, the congre. of the city of Dublin met in the ahore-men- loralit, ftor the ...

... THE COTEMPORALY PRESS. I STANDARDThe Duke of Weliui8OO last nlight IL the Hsuse of Lords, and Sir Robert peel in the Hohse o Commons, declared emph~atically the determination ofth Queen's government, and Sir Robert Peel the determination of the Queen herself; to realst to'tbe last-and by all means thre Repeal of the Union with Ireland SiRoetPe' declaration is as distinct, significant, and ...

... We have always observed that the numbers of newspapers whieh'do not reach, or are delayed in reaching their desti- nation, increase in proportion to the political importance of the intelligence which they contain. Whenever we have to announce any event to which ekceedikng interest is attached -whenever any occurrences are happening amongst us to whichmore than ordinary attention is directed, ...

... MINISTERIAL DECLARATIONS AGAINST IRE. LAND-CONTINUED FALL IN THE ENGLISH IFUNDS. r SATURDAY, MAY 20.-A degree of animation and fluctua. tion, strongly bringing to remembrance the palmy days that existed pending the last continental war, hasprevailed in the Money Market during the present week. Speculation has been carried on with an activity that has not prevailed for 3 years past. The ...

... R E REPEAL DEMONSTRATION IN THE I COUNTY OF KILKENNY.- ttqoision is progressing admirably. It will be seen following letter from the venerated Catholic bishop Ii diocese, that though from -some conscientious -J relative, we believe, to ecclesiastics taking a part dealfoirs, his lordship declines to append his name rOisitl5O, he yet boldly declares his sentiments1in 001 dotuil legislation, ...

... I - MiEEffliN OF TOUIJOORPOWTIT ..A I.., 1 _si..lnt todjtournment The Corporitfion ?? PurIiw*-, a' Thel'Rig*-1t1.00ttb~loaD MAv0.J4'W 1 i; 'b hw&Ot~ te ?? l v '~yished t l ooff.t r i tha e-T Mid wsod6t te tapck ad , t e$,. port of'yesterday's discussion VwhiAh appeaii'~d in Saii,itteeis News-Lctter. Iu that report. he. w8s made to say that he h~ot&Co. )W.,,Quitinessi at- the recent electionl ...

... GREAT REPEAL MEETING. AT CROOM, I - COUNTY LIMERICK. I . : . (PRoMf A CORREnSPONDENT.) Limericak, Mlonday morning. L Repeal is progressing. It is no longer the plaything of a party or a faction; it is the cause of a whole; people-a people who have groaned under the imperious dogmas of an imperious parliament, but' who have arrived at length at a sense of their true condition. Yes, the mask ...

... r)10f~ 11° rIA ITAN. ! ,i. ?? street, 2th May, 1843. 0, ~ ~ ~ ae h a~srip- | he ?? three pountds are the subs Z1e- Tc verY ettellent institutioll under your fos. i~ . jur n lJ Carnnon, of ,Leinster-street, Mr. tfD? °f f er-street, and your very humble l,: bli~s °JOHN BYRNE. er lie gount, Dublin, 24th May, 1843. j ]3nNOEThIo poor unprotectedfemales pf'tli j,;tc from all quarters to seek shelter ...

... huSH , PIRITS. I i Ue are rejoiced'to se'e that the' questioin of the increased I duty on IrXish splrits, imppsedo by Sir. Robert Peel in hisI 'miserable budget, i abbut to be 'disused 'in parliament, on- the motion of Lord Monteagle, to-morrow (Tuesday). We p use the worli impiqed adwisedly, for if these duties haveI i been nn imposition oi Ireland, 'they havne been an impostureI Iag to the ...