... J)UiaLtN, DUNDit if i. AND aNTaitNaAM RAILWAY. , I An extraordinary mes-tin.. uf tile directors and snare- holders of this company wm held on Tueeday, at their olicwe, 12, D)mecstreet, for the purpope of ,vbml tting to the shareholders the coulpany's accounts, also the report of the directors. Tile hour appointed was one o'clock, between whbih and half- past one there was a continued efllux of ...

... THE LATE FOO) RIOTS IN THE SOUTH- CLEXENCY OF THE CROWN. DUNGARVAN TUESDAY, OCT. 27._On this day the court sat at 10 o'clock. We noticed on the bench, the Earl of Hruntingdoi, Lord Stuart de Decies, Sir Richard Mulgrave, 1art. J.P , Sir Richard Keen, Bert. J.P., Gnneral Sir Cherles M'Donnell, &c. The court house was * thronged, ever yavailable seat having been occupied, and tile greatest ...

... RVWAL, OLD IRELAND, AND O'CONtELL- MEETING AT BLACKROCK. (COMMUtNICATED.) n Sunday taint a moot numerous and highly respectable t meeting of the united parishes of Booterstown, Blackrock, 'a and Stillorgan, was held in an open field atBlackrock, for g the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of is a vote ef unlimited confdence in Daniel O'Connell, 1- E~q, 11.1, and of declaring ...

... -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 ...

... DEPUTATION TO THE LORD LIUrTENANTI FROM THE COUNTY OF CORK The deputation seeected at the recent meeting at Fermoy. ir in the countv of Cork, for the purpose of representing to his Exctieviery the awful state of destitution to which the people ot that district wire reduond, and the absolute ne d cesiy which existed for tilking immediate steps to relieve it, nsivmbled on yesterday at eleven ...

... _ .. - ?? I.nl md f-n LiVERPOOL, WEVNESDAY.-ibe appeals mcea rruo Ireland to this country for assistance during the present dis- tress have, as far as this town is concerned, assumed a praotical shape, and are likely to meet with a substantial response. The council of the borough met to day, when the Mayor read two urgent calls for aid, one from the relief committee of Ennis, and the other ...

... I MORNING CHRONICLE.-We tire sorry to see that the Irish gentry appear disposed to carry on a l'outrance. the war of words and uppdimsgu resolutions against fact and nature, and we *iafd,,fepedi concerned to perceive that Mr. O'Connellpestis)as taking the wrong and losing sideintbis most unequal edcounte. From the speeches and resolutions which e e4 the sense of the i land- lords, ...

... It /S I in, IMPORTANT NEWS. lid (FROMI iUR LIVERSPOOL CORRESPONDENT.) ad Liverpool, Thursday. li The royal unail steamer Hibernia, Captain Kyrie, has oh arrived here to-day from New York, after a passage of ten days from 1-lalifax and thirteen from Boston. By her arrival we have been put in possession of papers from New York to the 15th, Boston to the 16th, and Halifax to the 18th instant, all ...

... STATE OF TIHE COUN TS a Rornrrliy or Aunts -A. during orttrage has been - Ipetrated onl John Griffin, Esq, of Glen Cottage, near QPQt, iin this county, whose residoace weas broken toono ni ight las,; by a party, 'who demanded his fire arm,,WI oh~aioed one old musket ; this, however, did not I them, but placing Mr. Griffin on his knees, they contan shim to wear tha hi ad no more arms in his ...

... I - .- The Hayo Co7eeitutiorn (Tory paper) gives tho subjoined report of the proceooings at the Swinford petty sessions on the 16th inst:_ SHAnP PRACTICE.-There were upwards of 40 civil hills brought by a Mr. Boe:rns, of Rossesk, for use and otecllpation, up to the 29th of September last, for the last half year's rent thon dt v, in which deorces were granted, a promise of payment being sworn ...

... ?ORTH DUMAN VNION, i the guardians of this union met bor the dispatoh or Dau asi as on yesterday at the usual hour. Alderman STAUNTON in the chair. The following guardians were present:_ D.F. Brady, ?? V.C.; Captain Wisdom, ?? Henry price, Captain Lindsay, Joseph Long, Robert N. i Gibton, Cloarles Thorpe, John Dodd, John P. Doyle, I James Nugent, Patrick M'Owen, Thonmas Ark ns, Mathe vw C ...

... I BALLINASLOE QUAUREER SESSIONS. Ballinaslue, Wednesday. The quarter sessions were opened here to-day before Wm. Dean Freeman, Esq., Q.C., assistant barrister, of the registry list twenty-four were re-registeries, there being only two added that were not previously enrolled, one ap. plicant was rejected, there were three ejectments and 5a6 civil bill entries, but no replevin. There was an ...