... l I } REPEALOENT. Return of Repeal Rent for the week ending Monday, 7th September, 1846. Cove of Cork, per M Power Esq . 31 Bolycross, Leieeater, England, per 21ev Wm T IN. eholdeOSD ., ., ,, , 2 00 Swords Dublin, per Mr P M'Glue ., . ,, 0 7 0 Atby. Kildare, per Mr J M'GiAin . 0 0 Clondalkin, Dublin, per Mr J M Naily .. .. 0 6 0 Ashton.ulader-Lyne, per Mr P Short . . 1 0 Fintona. Tyrone, per ...

... _ _ _ _ I We have received the Paris journals of Tuesday, with our private correspondence. The Chamber of Deputies suspended on Monday, the selection of its officers, and was occupied with fresh de- bates on disputed elections. M. Drault's admission was objected to on the ground that to obtain the majority which had ensured his return, he had signed a series of engagements imposed on him by ...

... PRESENTMENT OF THE TESriMO.NIAL FROM THE CITIZENS OF RILKENNY TO DOCTOR CAN-E. , . . L On Thursday, the committee which had been appointed to conduct the getting up of the testimonial to Doctor F Cane, assembled in the Tholsel at half-past two o'clock, a and proceeded from thence to his residence in William- street. The Mayor, supported by the high sheriff (a , happy evidence that difference ...

... - In addition to the proclamatien for holding meetings under this Act, published in the FREEMAN of Saturday, we find the subjoined-thirty-four in number-in the Gazelle of last night. On the part of the Executive ?? is evinced every desire to carry out the provisions of the Act with energy and expedition. We trust that in thb several localities in which baronial sessions are to be held, this ...

... GREAT FREE TRA1)9 DINNER TO W. BROWN, [ ?? MP.-p . (From the Morning Post.) A public dinner was given to W. Browin, Esq , at War- rington, on Thursday, to celebrate the triumph of Free Trade principles. W Allcard, Esq, occupied the chair, and the following amongst other gentlemen were present :-W Brown, Esq, M P, Thomas Bazley, Esq, President of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce; Joseph ...

... GREAT PUBLIC MEETING OF THE CUMiZ OF LIMR TCO. AO TAKE MEASURES TO rdEET THYX[STING ISTRP,,8 . (F'rom the Limnerck anh (Jdarramner.) On this day (Saturday) a most numerous and highly roe- speotable meeting of tile citizens of Limerick was held at the New Town Hall, Rutland-street, to take into consider- ation the most effective measures to assist and give employ- ment to the people, and ...

... I -, -. The contents of the Paris papers of Tuesday are o0 little political interest. They are all more or less occupied with the approaching marriage of the Dulke de Montpen- sier, with the Infanta Donna Louisa, which, it is stated, will be solemnised on the 24th instant. The contradiction of the report that Mr. Henry Bulwer had protested against this marriage turns out to have been ...

... DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND THE LATE - 1 MRS. FITZHERBERT. I ne following correspondence, wion vwe copy trom a id circular, forwarded by Captain Hill, of 34, Ta- di-place, is reirirkable chiefly for the very character- rejly of , F. M. tbe Duke of Wellington :- t' Apaley House, Piccadilly. l1r LoRDcr DunEEf humbly beg leave to aesk if your e remembers tbat in June, 1839, a person, under the ...

... a I A meeting of shareholders in this company was held wc yesterday, at Hitchcock's Tavern, Dame-street, to ' 6r00eivO to the answer to the resolution passed at the meeting On the so 11th instant. Di FErAv:K TnRoPE PORTER, Esq., was called to the of The Chairman said chaiir. WIer The Chairman said he congratulated the shareholderh upon the improved and improving aspect of their cause.- on ...

... l.L a _ I Dublin, 8th September, 1846. MeY DEAR SIR-Having been a good deal through the counties of Cavan and Mleath on private business, I could not fail to observe, and hear from every person I met, tte total failure of the potato crop. From the frequent references ia your paper to this subject, I was prepared for a visitation of greater. severity than we experiencd last year, and which ...

... The usual weekly meeting of guatdians of this Union was held at the workhouse yesterday. Alderman STrAUoNT In the obair. The followings guardians were in attendance :_Dottor F Brady, v C, Captain Wisdom, D V C, Captain Lind- say ; Mr Robert A Gibton, Mr Laurence Carton, Mr Robert Mullen, Mr Henry Hutton, Mr Thomas Arkin% Mr Matthew Callaghan, Mr Patrick MsOwen, Mr. Henry Price, and M7r William ...

... T COTEEPORARY PRESS. O I XI I .. MORNING CHRONICLE..-dOr paper of yesterday ooritained gratifying, evidenc of thenew and improved temper whihittimne and evynts have Imapressed on all classes a of Irish politicians-those nt s psa. bilitv of leaining wisdem.,from experience we might have been least disposed to build a confident reliance. The con. gratulatory address to the Lord Lieutenant from ...