... IMPRISONMENT OF BRITISH SUBJECTS IN | AMERICA. TO TrE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. 35, Eacles-street, 27th April, 1846. DEAR SIR-A friend of mine who has travelled much in various countries, but 'who Is now a resident of this city, has this day sent me a number of the Grenada Free Press, dated the 25th March last, in which there is a detailed account of a most unjustifiable indignity offered to free ...

... DLIN RAAP1xu0186 DULNTUSA, PI 0 86 BIEMEMBER THE 30TH OF SAY, 1844! DEBATE ON THE COERCION BILL-SIR B. PEEL. The adjournea debate was resumed by Mr. 3IcCarthy, member for the city of Cork. It was his imaiden speech in parliament, nor did it fall short in breadth, reasoning, and eloqueuce, of the high expec. tations formed of his brilliant abilities. He swept rapidly over the whole horizon of ...

... The Evening Mail re-publishes, in order to complain of them, the following instructions from the Relief Commission to the local committees. appointed to relieve the distress in the sevoral districts in Ireland, where famine has appeared or is apprehended:- That it is evident, and is also in strict accordance with the views and instructions of the government, that the land- holders and other ...

... DB ,t S AI DUBLN,. WE.DNESDAY, APRIL 9,9, 1846. SMITH O'BRIEN AND THE FREETRADERS. How the intrepid member for Limerick can with- stand the powers and principalities marshalled against him might be a marvel to those who do not, but is none at all to those who do know him. On one side he is sought to be borne down by special re- ports of private bill committees-on the other by the freetrade ...

... a POL, VAY Stohith inst. inclusive, brought U1t0 t YNew yrke tortvh three days' debates in the 'cefrofim R o5se, blob w oihe wag still left unde- Jet. ?? nstio a °90 ?? taken place between asoth ndr Csp~eatewhich had excited a good SaduO,,I Bentoonl~tn9hch ?ivi ' y bill passed the House of Representatives to to to cmt us freighted with the intel. ote teirena b ?? without number P0d 5 hous~es ...

... (From ille Times City Article). The railway papers publish an additional list of com- paniesin which the scripholders are making attempts to ' dissolve and distribute. Of course it will be under- stood that in all cases their endeavours may not prove suo- cessful, but we, nevertheless, at the same time, think it right to give the several titles of thetuudertakings, so that the public at ...

... AWFUL DESTITUTION.-WILL TIlE GOVERNMENT e ACT! We extract the following brief, but harrowing descrip- ftion of human suffering, from the Clare Journal of Mon- day. The subjoined documents, authenticated'as they are, afford the most convincing proof that if the appalling case of the wretched mernorialists be not promptly met, conse- quences the most fearful must ensue;- R ilmurry Ibrickane, ...

... a HOUSE OF LORDS-MONIDAY, Arnir 27. (CGncludedfromt Ale Freeman of yesterday.) RAILWAY LEGISLATION. e The Earl of IDAL OUSIF, said he had now to submit I to their lordships the resolutions of which he had given no- r ties on Thursday last, on the subject of railways. Since that period a motion had been made in the other House of Parliament, and agreed to, for the adoption of resolutions ...

... Our cotemporary, the Packet, has recently been wasting a vast deal of very excellent indignation against ourselves, for having stated that the recent victories in the Punjaub were very much aided by divisions amongst the Sikhss, and for having asserted that Gholab Singh had played the traitor to his coun. trymen. We have, we can assure our cotempoiary, received his onslaught with great ...

... R RAILWAY LEGISLATION-THE SESSIONAL I ORDER-THE BILL. One step backward has been taken in the proposed rail- way legislation. The stringency of the sessional order is to be' relaxel in favour of such schemes as are now ready for a third' ading before either House of Parliament. By the altera7lon made in the sessional order, such sahemes are to be permitted to pass into the other house without ...

... - . IPEA RNT Return of Repeal 'Rent J(Jr the week ciding Monday, 20th April, 1846. Lelxlip, Kildare, per Mr J Garland .. fO 14 0 Derrynoose, Armagh, per A Clements, Esq . I C1 Taunton, England, per Mr T M'Gettrick I. .. 1 2 0 Ballyfoil, Kilkeenny, per Mr W Mollowney I 10 0 Tarmom Lehtrimn, per Rev Ir Clancy , . O 0 Londonderry, per MNr 1) Bolle 200 Tuam, Galway, per Mr W 2Wrd . 0 3 0 Since, ...

... STATE OF TIPPERARYE I (FRoM our BPECIAL R E Thuries, Friday, 24th April, 1la46 On hearing that outbreaks had taken place in and Tipperary town, I lost no time in repairing to tbeabitt I found, however, that the reports had been t ih o e and exaggerated. What did take place could Oagild termed an outbreak, but I will not be t b fprised if something serious occurs in the course a coming week. ...