... TEXT regenerators of Ireland are quarrelling amongst themselves, and are making- each other out to be little better than Saxons. Mr. O'Connell's paper, the Dublin Pilot, thus paints the portraits of Mr. Lucas, of the London Tablet (Roman Catholic), and Mr. Duliy, of the Dublin N sation;- . This Lucas is tile prince of all tdie unprincipledr scoundrels that ever deluded, to betray, the Irish ...

... SATURDAY, Novmrsmn' 15, 1845. Svprr.zrErNr.-With ecteh copy of this day's MERCURY will be presented (gratis) a Supplenent of TwrNTY-FoaR columns. OF all the days that are in the year, there's none like I the-0th November. On that day Britannia listens with l ineffable pride and pleasure to the enumeration of the virtues of her chosen sons, borne to her ear on every breeze from all the ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIETNCE -- WOLVERH*AMPTON~,CHSEAO trr RAILWAY.-AD important meeting of landolv E AOt Jte property, and tradesmen, in the tow-, nd I'light, ~P'ers sf M urket Drayton, was held ol Monday. The chair odo by Loxdale Warren, Esqc , and among the L w ?? obs erved - Swinnerton, Esq., W. Govi a.M ItLw'v posted tn the town and neighborh~~odwi. fo seeany re .telirei Esq., - Bird, Esq., of ...

... PEOPLE, -OF IRELAND. (FROM THE TilES COMMISSIbONER.) r- Rosorea, Tipperary, Oct 30.. In speaking of this county in their report to the govern- t ment, the Land Commissioners say (page 42)- ., is In Tipperary for a long time past, and in some other In counties more recently, there has prevailed a system of law- rt less violence, which has led in numerous instances to the re perpetration of ...

... -roo kNS ON HOUSE COMMITTEE AND SIR I R. PEEL. Tfhe following is the letter addressed by Lord Cloncurryy as Chairman of the Mansion-house Com. It ee Sir Robert Peel, and the Right Hon. B010gttS reply:- Mansion House, Dawson-atreet, 7th November, 1845. ?? chairman of a committee consisting of highly pctrsille gentlemen of all classes of political and religious ' 5 appointed at r recentpublic ...

... a We, last week, deemed it our duty to remonstrate with those of our fellow-citizens whose censurable apathy and indifference had left the registry court completely in the hands of the Tories. We had to remind them that each of the first days of the registry gave a majority, on the electoral list, to that faction which would keep the yoke of the foreigner fast bound on our necks, and that the ...

... MR. O'CONNELL AND HIS ASSA[LANTS. I . . We said yesterday that Mr. O'Connell's vindica. tion of his character as a landlord was triumphant. We stand not alone in this our opinion of the masterly statement by which the unworthy insinuations and groundless assertions of the Times' Commissioner were demolished. The Packet, a journal whose known hostility to Mr. O'Connell, politically, and we ...

... I A# . moot ne P mx-0n o AA - -- -_ ^ e . At a meeting of. magistrates of the north riding of Tip. perary, publicly convened, and held in the court.bnase0i at Nenagh, on Monday, the 10th November, 1845, an address to the Lord Lieutenant was unanimously adopted, and for. warded to the Earl of Donoughmore for presentation The following is an extract:- The varied character of agrarian outrage ...

... TH'r RpYAL VIS'T TO HATFIELD Housp.-We are informed that her Majesty has been pleased to signify that her intended visit, with his Royal Highness Prince Albert, to the Marquis of Salisbury, at Hatfield House, Herts, is not to take place this autumn. We have reason to believe that the Noble Marquis will not be honoured by the presence of the Qneen and Prince Consort before the spring of the ...

... wfaleboniall AMcUt%. EDINBURGH. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1846. Now that it is ascertained thle Ministers have no in- tention to suspend the present corn laws by an order in Countil, or to anticipate the usual period of the session, the money and share markets have improved. WNhatever reasons there may be for caution, looking to the general prospects of the country, this reaction for the better ...

... Iometic itelligence. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. Doewnng S!teet, Oct. 24. The Queen has been pleased to appoint William Wlinniett, Esq., Comnmander ine the Royal Navy, to be Lieutenant-G~overaor of her Majesty's Forts and Settlements on the Gold Coast. ENGLAND. STATUE OF HER MAIJESTY AT THE ROYAL EXCHANGE.-On Tuesday,the colossal statue ofher Majesty,which haslately been placed in the center of ...

... I EAVWASY ?ELX,.!LGENC. -I I I DUNDEE AND PE21T8 RATIWAY COMPANx.-An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the Dundee and Perth Railway, was held in the Royal Hotel, Dundee. on Saturday-Lord Kin- naird, Chairman of the Company, presiding- Lord Kinnaird ad. dressed the meeting at considerable length, pointing out the ad- vantages which would accrue to the Company from the adoption of the ...