... SALE OF THE BLESINTON ES.TATES. l The sale of these estates was continued on Saturday at v Master Litton's office, which was crowded to excess. The first lot put up was the following portion of the pro- perty situate in the COUNTY TYRONE, The towalands of Deerpark, Grange, Rakelly, and Now- townstewart, in the manor of Newtownstewart, parish ofb Ardstraw, barony of Lower Strebane. Contents per ...

... THE tEPEAZ SECES-IO.I (FS'om ?? Nation of Satiurdy.) After long silence, observed, amid the jeers of Opponents fancying themselves victors, and frequent remonstrances of ardent friends, It was finally decided by the leading Sece. dere, known to be residing in Dublin, to accept the invita- tion of a committee of the citizens, and to stand forth in their own defence. They have done so. Their ...

... !t1.3tI.N, THURSI)AY. DECEMBER 24, 1846 , tiEflEBER Tat~ 30rTh; ?? tAYI i84-g1 THE PUBLIC DISTRESS-TRE MEETING. Whoever walks the streets of our city cannot fail to be struck at the accumulated destitution which prevails, On every side assistance is implored, and the wan and haggard appearance of the miserable objects attests but too truly their deplorable condition. The public institutions ...

... -- I We thae received the Paris papers of Sunday. The most interesting article of their contents Is an 03triot of a letter from London, dated 27th ult. (presumed to be from Count Jarnac to M. Guizot), published In the Journal des Debate. This article states, that Lord Palmerston bad, on the preceding day, despatnhed the protest of the British go9 vernment against the occupation of CraCoW, to ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TUE FREEMAN. Merrion.square, 17th Dec. 1846. SIn-If I had been aware that the conversation which took place in miy house between me and Messra Duffy, and others, would have been made the subject of a newspaper rprotocol, I should have taken care to have had some of your reporters present to give the entire conversation. I eon- fess myself taken by surprise. I do not mean now ...

... ND PROGRESS OF I I , _DEATH. X (From the Reporter of the Cerh Examiner.) 40 BANTRY, SATTURDAY-The population of this barony bu exceeds fifteen thousand-the entire of whom were de- effi pendent for support either on the produce of their trifling tar P ta'o gardeae, or their succese in the procuring of fish ; all ing prospect of relief, in the first instance, has been abandoned, eve and for the ...

... The lady who, the week before last, put an advertise- ment in the FREEMAN'S JOURiNAL, requesting aid in trifling sums, on behalf of the suffering poor at Skibbereen, and referring to Mr. Brady, of Henry-street, aetbe person who consented to receive contributions, begs to return thanks for several sums received, amounting in the whole to 191. l0s. Of this she, on Tueeday, the 22d instant, trans ...

... PEHILOUS POSITION OF THE LANDLORDS. TO THE EDITOR oF THI E FREEMAN. |astlebar, 7th December, 1846. My DEAR SIR-I read in the EVENING FaEEMAN of the 5th instant, an article under the above heading, contain- ing an extract trom the Evening Mail, upon the same subject. I am induced to offer a few brief observations upon this subject, with a view to show that up to this time the | perils of ...

... IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS OF THE RE. PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT COM- MITTEE. In our publication of yesterday we mentioned that the committee was to meet on yesterday for the par. pose of adopting their first circular in relation to temporary legislation. Among those present we understand were the Earl of Arran, Sir Richard Cox, Sir Colman O'Loghlin, Sir Robt. Kane, Messrs. J. W. Middleton Berry, ...

... I I We have neoll tavoured by the kindness of a mercantile friend with a copy of the circular which we print at foot, on this important subject, and are glad to observe so influ. ential a list of names of all shades in politics, promoting so national an object. We trust the various localities throughout the country will avail themselves of the present r movement, to unite with spirit in ...

... . O. I3LF~SSING ION ESTATES-CITY _ F ub OF DUBLIN. I !hi^6 1>Of the above estatee took slaae inI ?? tOoffi5e, Four Courts. The sale attracted f 1i attentin end the offics was crowded to tell S4t1t or THE DU13LOON ESTATES. t re oarts of the lordship of St. Mary's.abbey pt lin' f Clonliffe. situate in the county of tbe city of c5fg5one prieilig several plots of ground and pre- i yio 5 1 ity of ...

... I, t AMt.S'eamfs u r.nal,. 1)TLN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1846. hinIBER rTaIE 3011 OF MAY, 1844 I - _ _ ?? I I We would again call the serious attention of the tgovernment to the appalling state of the people. We ,know of no theory which relieves it from responsibi- rlity. We recognise no restraining maxims to bar the 3 exercise of those duties which are inseparable from any just principle of ...