... I XrA I DUBLIN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1845, REMEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY. 1844 1 IS IT PREMATURE TO ACT? We believe the time has come when the govern- ment must act or consent to abrogate, if not its func- tions, at least all claim to the respect of the inhabi- tants of this kingdom. We write to-day with more of knowledge and with more of despondency as to the prospects that are before us. Would ...

... DUBLIN., THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1846. - RI EMBER THE 30T0 -or Iy, 1844 1 =s= _.I - .. ' ti ! THE PRICE 01 COALS-COMBINATION. The enquiry What siaU we do aboutacoals? is in the mouth of every citizen ; but the answer to the enquiry is by no means obvious. We all feel the hardship of paying a guinea a ton for coalsi and Ithough we are all, therefore, interested in furnishing a remedy, no man ...

... THE OUS r GRAND NATIONAL DENMONSTRATION 1x', KILKENNYTRIUMIPHANT ENTRY O TIME LlBERATOR, THE MEMBFIt poR KILKENNY, AND TU1E LATE STATR it PRIUSONERS. ed (FUoM OUR OWN RaEonVTEs) ve , K}iilkenny, Tuesday Njiht e- The faire citie has escelled itself I The dennctra. (1v tion to-day wvas in everything worthy the calse of Irelalodr !ly h- redemnption-the men it was intended to honour, and tho nd ...

... I TIMES.-It is seldom that we have perused any politi- cal document with greater astonishment-not to say indig- nation-than we felt on reading the extraordinary manifesto of John MacHale, Archbishop of the Roman Catholic po- pulation of the province of Tuam, which we publish in another part of our paper this morning. The document is an epistle to the Premier. It consists of simple declamation; ...

... COPY. * London, April 26, 1845. REV. SIR-I have the honour to acknowledge he receipt of your letter, accompanied by a copy of resolutions passed at a meeting of English Presbyterians, held in the Scotch Church, at North Shields, on the 23d inst. In reply I may be permitted to observe, that the constituent body, at the time of my election, approved of the principles that I was known to ...

... .1 -THEi COTEMPORARY PRESS. I MORNING CHRONICLE-We look forward with W soniderable interest to the announcement, to be made on W Friday next., of'the 'n inisterial plan for the Improvement if aeademictil education in Ireland. It is hardly pdisible to th doubt that the education bf She higher and middie classes, ml upon the exclusive sygteun, which has so long prevailed in Ir that country, has ...

... THE WEEKL Y FREEMAN OF THIS DAY Co0 TAIXNta8-A Full Report of the Proceedings at the R peal Association on .Monday last, with Speeches or th, Liberator and other Popular Orators, togethar with a Lit of Subscribers, Correspondence, and Xemittanetl- thb Repeal Cause in England, America, and the Provie,;c. Repeal Associatlon-Letter of Mr. Grey Porter; the Mayor of Kilkenny-Repeal Reading-rooms; ...

... AI TO T}IE EDITOR Or THfE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I have just read your sensible observations on the subject of testing the cand'dates for the fellowship or license of the College of Physicians, in the wisdom of which I so entirely agree, that I cannot withhold my approbation. Some years ago, when I was one of the Censors of the Col- lege, I made the same proposal to our late worthy president, ...

... TIMES.-A very significantly small mouse has at length been brought-forth from Lord Devon's huge blue mountain, by Lord Staliley'a obstetric aid. What do our readers imagine to be the remedy of Ireland's wrones and woes ?_ What is to cure her political leprosy ? What great thing is she commanded to do ? She is to build, and to drain, and to fence ? and for these purposes she is to have the ...

... We have received the Paris papers of Sunday. Those journals continue their remarks on the secret service money bill. The Debats expresses satisfaction at the result, but the public funds are not improving. The committee on A1. Duvergier de Hlauraunn's ?? the suppression of the Vote by ballot, has agreed to its report. The resolution is not that the use of the ballot shall be altogether ...

... THE AWFUL CATASTRopjE AT YARMOUTH. I h -alwi ~ -I-- ,A~:AA AA_ ?? The following are additional particulars to those stated in yesterday's FREEMAN :_ YARBMOUTH, FaiLDAY NIGHr.-The clown commenced his feat with the Hood tide at the drawbridge, and had entered the North River, There weren many persons on the bridge ; and as he drew near the multitude rushed upon'it to obtain a full view as he ...

... , BY EXPRESS. !e d Freenan's Journal Office, Five o'Clocl, d ROYAL AGRICULTURAL INIPROVEAIE4NT SOCIETY OF IRELAND. e (FROM OUR SPECIAL CeORBRSPONDIEvT,) Y BALLINASLOE, NIONeDAY EVENING r Notwithstanding this being the immediate eve of the e Great Agricultural meeting and annual Cattle Show,' e the town is filling but very slowly. A mighty indlux of 11 strangers was this day confidently ...