... We find in the Limerieh Chronicle of Saturday the offi. bial statement of the resolutions entered into by the magis tracy of Limerick, at their private meeting upon the pre. vious Wednesday. This record of their proceedings is signed by Lord Guillamore, the chairman of the meeting, and vice-lieutenant of the county, and is as follows Resolved-Ist-That it is with extreme regret we feel obliged ...

... The Poor Law Commissioners have addressed to the guardians of the North Dublin Union a letter explanatory of the causes for appointing a Scotchman as supervisor of va. luations in the Dublin unions, in preference to an Irishman. Their reasons are divided into three heads. The first is that Mr. M'Mickin, which is the name of the gentleman appointed, has been eleven years and a half resi. dent ...

... A - ar - - .. Ad. c1-uroue mceting of the operative tailors of this city was held ?? at the Temperaneb Hall, Bride- street, for the purpose of tcking such steps as would secure to them the plotection of their charters, and set the public right with respect to the attacks which have been recentlv math on the guild. Iie chair was taken by Mir. JoHN SnERIDAN. The Chairman observed that he felt ...

... DUBLIN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1846. REMEMBER THE -30TH OF MAY, 1844 ! , THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. i, Well-the great expectation of this our year of ; grace is an accomplished fact. The Royal Mes- 7 , sage-rather the ministerial mystery-has seen the l light; and of all the documents of a similar character d . within the last ten years, there is none that we re. ,member more vague, but at the same ...

... STATE OF LIMERICK-MEET[NG OF | MAGISTRATES. - In reference to the meeting of magistrates at Limerick. on Wednesday, at which the gentlemen assembled refused to permit reporters to be present, we find the following in an exira edition of the Limerick Chronicle of that date, published at a late hour on Wednesday night:- The magistrates present ?? Guillamore chair- man; Major-General Lord Downes, ...

... TO THE READERS OF THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. No. 111. Before I proceed to place before you some of those facts Illustrative of the improvements that is proceeding oa O'Connell's property I will briefly advert to the condition of two of the other townlands cited by the Times' Com- missioner and reporter to confirm their imputations upon O'Connell. And first as to DARRYNANE BEG. This village, built ...

... WiESTMATH SPECIAtL COMMISSiON- sey tR, we J. ?? na V's Rty al ed lat ng at be Id, ae- as, t's 35, rat no la. to he of 7, ist to Id r. .r. ?? ise (FROM OUR OWN REPORtTER.) Mullingar, Saturday Morning, 12 o'Clock. I sent you last night by extraordinary express, for which I have to thank Mr. Feeny of the coach-office here, the ver- dict of guilty pronounced at that hour In the case of Bryan Seery ...

... LICENSED VICTUALLEIS-IRELAND. We have great pleasure in giving publicity to the follow- ing, which is a copy of a petition presented to the House of Lords on Saturday ; it concerns the case of the licensed victuallers of Ireland against the Commissioners of Excise, ?? M'Kenda, licensed victualler, 42, Great Britain. street, Dublin, plaintiff, v. George Pape, collector of ex ojse, Dublin ...

... I oPENING OF PARLIAMENTS THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. M r l LoaBs AND GENTLEMEN, i It gives me great satisfaction again to meet you in Par- liament, and to have the opportunity of recurring to your ,stance and advice. lI continue to receive from my allies, and from all Other foreign powers, the strongest assurances of their desireto cultivate the most friendly relations with this ountrY. rejoice that ...

... 0 The weekly meeting of the guardians ot tnos uouru TUu - place yesterday at the Board.room, North Brunswick- n street. 3r ?? O'GonAif^, Esq., in the chair. t The following guardians were ?? Ar- lkins, Captain Lindsay, Laurence Carton, Captain e Wisdom, John P Doyle, Daniel Lefon, Joseph Long, Ro- it bert N Gibton, Patrick Boland, Patrick M'Cletm, Mathew I Callaghan, Cornelius Rooney, Henry ...

... I LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The usual weekly meeting of the association was held yesterday, at Conciliation Hall. The following members of parliament were in ?? Liberator, W. S- O'Brien, Henry Grattan, J. O'Connell, Maurice O'Con- nell, Danial Callaghan, James Kelly, J. P. Somers. At one o'clock, on the motion of Mr. Smith O'Brien, seconded by acclamation, the chair was taken by ...

... SIR ROBERT PEEL'S PRONOUNCEMENT I AGAINST PROTECTION. The London journals of Thursday evening enable us to give, in another place, a considerable portion of the explanation of the recent excitement in the poli- tical world, as afforded by the Premier to parliament. The right hon. baronet has avowed his thoroughcon. version to the doctrine of free trade-in this particular he actually outbids ...