... -JiC'OISPOND ENCE. THE REMONSTRANCE. iirs. Nevin, of Mlrk. -.lane, *wishes ns9 to state that her Jos jeph rrsver signed the Remonstrance. Tlie f110ovirg letter on the sanme subject was forwarded to its from Sligo :_ ITliE D ITO R 5F TnE FREEMAN s JOURnNAL. ?? following appeared in the Nation of last Silee follows a very dreided manifesto from Sligo The r evgilations of those who signed it were ...

... NATIONAL COIiTTEE- TO THE EA TORi0F' THE FREE.I4, Afaunt Brown, Ilestport, October i-tb p1 SaR-It has been said by an illustrious at a public calamity is a mighty leveller,' and tb a are occasions when any, even the slightest, chant5 o good must be laid hold on, even by the most The present awful calamity is such an e ah0 i anid, therefore, I feel that it justifies even soh siderable person ...

... rhet-hta~i0 Amixua1 DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1846. REMEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY, 18441 THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE-THE COMING I I , YEAR: pro- Mr. O'Connell, in his letter to the association on Monday, says he is still of opinion that a national com- lope mittee of the gentlemen of Ireland should meet in rail- Ireland's metropolis, for the purpose of aiding the rishe government in administering ...

... In- The following is the speech of lar. John Levy (barrister) iwhich was unavoidably omitted in our report of the pro. ed ed Ocedfage of the ssaooiation on yeisterdafy on Mr. LEVY begged leave to band in a pound, the renewed ial subscription of ?? priest in Staffordshire, in Eg 01. land, and although he believed he wag descended from the a Herews he as o real Old Trelanider. As his letter was ...

... DUBLIN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1846. I REEfflBER THE 30TH OF IAY, 18441 1 e THIE FISHERIES OF IRELAND. The Rev. Mr. Rush has communicated with the e Admiralty, asking for some assistance to found a Nautical and Fishery Institution on the western coast. r The answer of the Admiralty, which we published on yesterday, regrets its inability to comply w1h the request; but offers, as a substitute, the ...

... Aleftus ?? DUBLIN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1846. REMEIBER THE 30TH OF MAY, 1844! | on of The requisition of the Marquis of Westmeath has produced its, fruits in a meeting of the landed pro- E. prietors, magistrates, and clergy, of the county; and we rejoice to add that the former sentiments of the that noble marquis were not the sentiments of the meeting. The gentry and clergy of Westmeath rose ...

... THE ORDNANCE SURVEy (IRELAND). I The following report from the select committee appointed to inquire into the state of the ordnance survey in Ireland. having been ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, was published on Tuesday. The select committee appointed to inquire into and report on the present state of the ordnance survey in Ireland, and on the works which will be required for ...

... REPEAL I- -N C E I HE l (From the Cork Examiner and Southern Iteporter.) A meeting of the Repealers of this city was held in the A reading room on Tuesday evening. It will be re. mnembered by our readers, that the usual monthly meetings of the Repealers of Cork bad been discontinued for some time in consequence of the melancholy dissensions in the as ociation. It was not, therefore, to be ...

... I to im. Lord Bessborough's policy is said to have dis- ta- pensed with the necessity of an immediate meet- to ns- ing of parliament. He has accepted a serious responsibility, but the country will give him a not triumphant release. There is then no proba- hcs bility of a November meeting, but the pres- to sure which provoked the instructions remains still un- l satisfied. The object of the ...

... I - . - PEACE The Hibernian Peace Society held their usual meeting on Thursday evening, in the Temperance Hall, Bride-street, at eight o'clock. Mr. Haughton commenced by appealing to the judgment and intelligence of his audience. His object was to in. terest them as rational and reasoning beings in a question of much importance to them as men and as Christians. He had no desire that they ...

... AM1ERICA. I AJIRIVAL'OF THE BRITANNIA. 'I (aon OU OWN COURESP014DENST.) Liverpool, Wednesday. p The royal mall steame Britatnnla, Captain Hewitt, at. it rived in) the Mersey this morning betweea four and five o. 5'elock from Boston and Halifax, after a passage of four- teen daysfrom the former and twelve days from the latter prt. Her passage was retarded by a long continuance of bead easterly ...

... STATE OF THE.COUNTRY. e Our columns to-day are filled with sad and dis- ; heartening intelligence. Throughout the south and g west generally 'the sufferings of the people are de. g plorable. Famine is already at the doors of the la- - bourer and the artizan, and the great mass of the ' population are scarcely able to procure a sufficiency e of food to preserve animal existence I h This is no ...