... CONCILIATION HkAL.L - en % v- LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCTATION, ly The weekly meeting of the essociailoll was held Vestecr at y in the Conciliation Hall. Mr. Johis O'(cuiuell enter d the room shortly after one o'clock. and waee received v ith te lond cheers. On the motion of Mr. W. Smith O'Brien, Al. P., the chair was taken by JOHN O'CONNEa.;, Evq., M.P. The Chairman rose to address the ...

... I _ _ _ _ l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i t n i = I~~M;Iteen 3a0rn ?? I ?? T -THE NEW YEAR. T' The new. year greets. us; Irelaud greets the year., in 'The old one has closed gloriously upon us; the new 8, promises equal glory. Our pOsitiOn, i8 one of dif- n. 'ficult;, 'doubtless, but we 'have been schooled in 6 danger. . Where others,. therefore, sbouldhave doubt ed' we may walk 'with confidence. ...

... THE ' SET-TO IN THE LORDS. (From the Times.) How is it tbatneither of those two notable ex-ChancellOi'5 Lords Brougham and CampbeU can open his mouth in the House of Lords without the other's flying at his throat like a wild bull-dog. Really some of their friends should tail them of. Manly amusements (as the Duke of Richmond remarks) are very good things, but still one does not wish to have ...

... t 7lA MEN.-, DAY MAY 13. ( >{ur Jye Freeman) Cord ?? which he was about to exf 0 s teiia % seven reports of the Common I o D 9 P ' 113 Outwards the Criminal Lawr Commi~ionet4 'B1?o~ib lesion was appointed to enter fully into the cozisrder1tfon of the criminal law of the - land, with a view to its being digested into one general oode. He would ask how much longer were they to remain with the ...

... SOUTH DUBLIN UNION-THE SUPERVISOR OF | I{ - . 7it RATES. I p The attention of the Board of Guardians of the ISouth Dublin Union has, for some days back, been directed to a matter of which public reprobation should prevent the recurrenge. It qppears that the Super- visor of rates of that union undertook, of his own mere motion, to reduce the rating of the house No. 28' 'Upper Merrion.street ...

... Tilt COTEMPORARY PRESS. MORNING EIERALD.-The Irish poor law, which Lord John Russell concocted in the exercise of that versatility which distinguishes him, promises to be a never-failing source of discontent. In parlia- ment it gives rise to endless motions; in the Corn Exchange it occupies the attention of committees, and affords contihbial fuel for the oratorical fire ; and in the rural ...

... TrE LATE CONVERSION TO CATHOLICITY. I I Al- -Lo- _ About -two yeare ago Mr. Scott Murray and his friend (I Mr. Douglas were at Rome, and of course went frequently w to see the pomp of the Catholic service in St. Peter's, the h1 Cathedral of tbe Christian world, Christ's mighty shrine le above his martyr's tomb. Oa one of these occasions Mr. sa Scott Murray, to get rid of the encumbrance of ...

... SOIREE AT THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIA0, A soiree was given on Saturdav even,;n, - --o of the King and Queen's Colle;a ; t55 re id551 I ?? Graves I, at the Colloge hill, wthiiht was attended bW literati of our city, including the )lost diClqgo, the bera of the several learned Mib etd and lewal. Soirees are exceedirgly ?? thig, we know of no more agreeable or rational tgy OF Sideed an evening-few so ...

... I RBPEAL ASSOCIATION. I The following was read at the meeting of the association ton Monday:- eLIRST REPORT or THE SUB-COMMITTEE ON THE BO]OUvGl n FRANCHISE. s Your committee beg to state that they have had the aborough franchise in Ireland fully.under their consideration, ,f and they have taken, they hope, efficient measures for the epurpose of ascertaining the statistics and present ...

... I- S8T PljkTRICW'S DAX JN AMRBIqA. ,. , i , 1, HALUFAX 2sz1.Teth Society'7lof RMIlix: n celebrated the festival of the Apostle of Irelartd-the- day d before ytsterdayr Puratunt'eo pabllo- notiebtftle oadbi tt met at Nitason-hallhat a quarter -beforb i ten b'clofk, ?? and, having arranged themselves in professional order, pro ceeded to St. Mary's church. . The babd of St. Mary's and e St. ...

... I IMPfERABJ F PARtLIAMMNT. II I, HOUSE OF LORDS.MONVAY, MAY 13. e The common low courts (Ireland) bill passed through cOmmitteq. Ordered to be read a third time on Friday. A similar bill applicable to England also passed through e committee, and was ordered to be read a third time en , Friday, t The Marquis of NORMANBY postponed till next day I his motion respecting the dismissal of Mr. Grey ...

... MEETING AT AUGURIM, CO. ROSCOMMON. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT). There was a numerous meeting of the spirited people of this parish, on Sunday last, to evince their enthus'aitic and indignant feelings on the occasion of the insult to the Libe. rator, and to make arrangements for the speedy collection and forwarding of the Repeal rent. On the motion of the Rev. Joseph Egan, C.a, the Rev. THOMAS KIN o ...