... PERSECUTION OF THE POLiSi4 NUBNS We give to-day the continuation of the detail of those inhuman and revolting atrocities inflicted, as will be seen in the sequel, not only with the conni- vance but even with the marked approbation of that incarnate fiend the Emperor of Russia. Hencefor- ward, however, it will be impossible that there can be found any sordid wretch base and audacious enough, in ...

... Io THE RIGHT REV. Dni. KEATINCO.-A gentleman from this office, in passing through Enoiscorthy. inquired partio oularly about the health of that high ornament of the Irish hierarchy, and most vwarm hearted Irishman, and sterling patriot, the Right Rev. Dr. Kdeating, Lord Bishop of Ferns, 1 who has bean, for a considerable time, so ill that his reco- very was despaired of; and we are most happy ...

... I .T~ j HOUSE OF LORDS-MocNDAv, 'FEB. 2. - The Earl of- SHAM'1E5URY, in the absence lof the Lord Cheecellor. took .his seat on the' Woolsacle. at five. IMPRISONING A BRITISH SUBJECf4 IN SARl- DINA-TOE NAME OF GRAHAM. ' Lord BEAUMONT presented a petition from an indivi- dual named Henry Graham, stating that he had heen ini' prisoned by the Sardinian Government for no otber reason than that that ...

... ?? DR. PUSEY'S SERMON OEFO4E TI NIER. SITY OF O]CFOAD. 'I (From -the Tmes JWeportW.>J . Yesterclay (Sutday) ?? became t9e t ay to their paces, acnrpstjdbyr-., pr Pusey, bhor oly, and- pussy, Canlonck ib tsihbig te on tesiest Un veralty of Ozfordfo; the e firbtimie while the ?? 184e. The interest excited huponB tbid Pcoalon wa very London and other distant P1n0l e Dr. Vuotsemyobeng a dig- ...

... i -RNCE- A eeived. In I - - ?? been receive The Parls journals of Monday have u su the Chamber of Peers on that day, M. Remusat brought forward his amendment., which was founded on the sixth paragraph of the address, relative to the endly rlations between France and England, and moved tha e foiowing words be added:-4 But in order that these relations be consolidated, it is necessary that the ...

... CONCILIATION fHAL]L. I LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOU~AVf ON, y The usual weekly meeting, of the association was belao yesterday. Soon after one o'clock Mr. Smith O'Brien en- tered the house and was loudly cheered; the hon. gentleman was accompanied by the Head Pacificator, and Messrs. I~Grattan, M.P. ; Daniel Callaghan, M.P. ; J. Kelly, M.P. , J. A. O'Neill. J. H. Dunne, E. W. Coetelloe, ?? F. ...

... I ZirAl if IfD ?? PANS p- (F'rom the Morneiq Fast,) We lately stated that an application was about to be Ia made to My. Francis Charteris, by the electors of East at Gloucestershire, with a view to offer him the alternative be of voting against the Ministerial measure or resigning his Dseat for the county. Mr. Charteris has chosen the letter, zo and his address to his constituents, containing ...

... f- 7.&' P ;- PLT LO CMEN I RicuiOdD.-We have no fears from i 'rof the Duke of Richmond, or from the erganlzatlon of his trained bands of misguided 4; ;'awf I Vitcperation of the minister for inconsistency d dhrellotlon of princupla only recoil on himself, for they e naturally prvokve inquiry into his own political antecedent,. y The result is, that his grace is found to have been, in 1829, a ...

... MIDLAND-GREAT WESTFRN RAILWAY OF ~ _.IEtAND., , An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders, in this company was held yestefday, at the office, No. 23, College-: green; for the purplose of authorising the directors to con solidate the oapitalior shares of the extension frojmM Mullin. gar to Galway,-from' Lngford to Sligo,'ahd' to the River Liffey, with the capital or sharese of the Midlabd I ...

... (SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN.) T Major Mac Clean, of the 46th regiment, and Captains nt Bremner and Fyffe, have left the depot at Armagh on leave es, of absence. it Ensign the Honourable R. P. B. Feilden, of the 85th Si Light Infantry, has left the depot companies at Newry, it on leave of absence. t The service companies under the command of Lieutenant. a, Colonel Maxwell are ordered ...

... I CORK CITY ELECTION-SATURDAY. (From the Southern Reporter.) This was the day appointed by the high sheriff for the election of a member to serve in parliament for the city of Cork, in the room of Francis Stock Murphy, Esq. The High Sheriff having read her Msjesty's writ, Alderman Thomas Lyons came forward. He said-Mr. Sheriff end gentlemen electors of the city of Cork, it is my duty to ...

... ,,n Qnlav. The * ?? papers ot Lunaay. L Lity We have received the p ies o Saturday .as of debate in the Chamber of DepotisoSaudyw f conlderatle in portwo, to England. An abstract of the dsuslion w~ill b~e found below. The Jburnal dei, Dbate at length publishes a long article on the ?? of Sir Robert Peel's plan of commercial reform. it declares that the production of that plan is & great ...