... JtLirL!AL; IWYJi 1. Return of Repeal Rent for the week ending Monday, 28th Decemnber, 1846. Sunderland, England, per Mr J B M'Dermott .. LO 17 8 Finabary ward, London, per Mr B Rilduff 2 h h Blanchardatown, Dublin, por Mr G Warren 0 a o Monastereven, lildmVre, per MrM Browne .. o i 0 Rash, Dublin, per MrP atnilon .. . D 2 0 Kliquade, Wiohlow, per Mr T Lawless ,, ,. o s O iRathmullen, Donegal, ...

... I ~A&AIPLAiLL.O AJV4U LJALUrLj&&LLSit j5t5I We translate thi followl'ig from the Ami de 1 Religion Pauperism, snd the frightful misery in Flanders ate not the only scourges which at present afflict our sister and ally, Belgium. The Catbolic party which Is inoontestibly the. majority in that country, and which has frequently di- . rected affairs since 1830 encounters a fiery pad bitter enemy ...

... THREE DAYS LATER FROMt (raOK OUR LIBtePOOL COE ESPOND1NT;) LiverpoOl, Wedcesday. The packet ship John R. Skiddy, Captain ildridge, led in the Mertey this morning, from New York, and ber arrival we have been put in possession of New York i ers to the 13t, which are three days later than those elved last night by the Aebburton. The accounts from Washington, and the proceedings In ogres show ...

... SOUTH DUBLIN UNION. . 11 . L u A ) 'he guardians of this union met yesterd'ay at he work. I houie, James's-street, Sir RoBERf Swimy in tho ehair. The following guardians were in attendance:- Lt Francis Smith, Dr. 'Wall, Captain Nowlan, Cornelius P.i 5SbWnnon, John Keloh, John C. Boneall,'William Crozier, I a Colonel Shaw, Edward D. Williams,' liortor Ryan, An-i r drew Eustace, Thomas M'Manus, ...

... PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR.OvEi'w, Diro. 29. Iat LIfe Guards-Lieutenant the Hon. W H S Cotton, to be captain. by purchase, vice Anderton, who retires; Cornet and Sub Lieutenant H W Boulton to be iieutenant, by purchae, vice Cotton; E J C Lord Eliot to be cornet and sub lieutenant, by purchase, vice Boulton. ad Light Dragoons-Cornet E J Thackwell to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ireland, ...

... STATE OF ,THE COUNTRY. PAROCHIAL RELIEF-.MEETING OF, THE IN. HABITANTS' OF ST. .PETE Rt'S PAR1S11. ; *A meeting of the inhabitants of tbis parish was held on yesterday at the School-house, New Bride-street- AittcnDAboN TOtRRENS was called to the Chair. Amongst the gentlemen present there ?? the Very Rev Dr Spratt, Bev Dr Day, 1tev Mr MfLorley; Rev Mr: Ardill, Rev Mr Metcalf, -Rev Mr Armstrong, ...

... | The year is closing on a divided country, . this is a sorry sight. DEAR.Sn_-Thbe year which, beheld our firat victory over coerolon is about to leave behind it the bitterness of dissension, and while all around is desolation and sorrow- while our people are calculating their lives, not'ms in ordi- nary times, by years,,but by days, aye, by. hqurs. we see theme severed who have vowed to work ...

... lbtyMmf' xital DUBLIN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1846. RENBER THE 30TH OF EAT, 184 4 STATE OF THE COUNTRY-MAYO. In another column we publish a letter frem a gen- tleman who has recently paid a visit to Mayo. It is signed de W. G. Of the writer we will only say that we would wish to hold ourselves responsible for any thing proceeding from his pen, in the same manner asif It appeared in our editorial ...

... ?? . . I .. .. .- - , . L _ . . A . TU I'btnb Zdll A uiU Ti n rILnUO. Sm_-In reading your daily accouts of Irish rural des titution, the questions always occur to mo- On whose property do these horrors exist? Who il the landlord of these starving serfs ? Into whatiron hand do theskeletons pay rent ? VWhere is the heartless owner of such miscra:e ble dens for penury and famine and fever ? It ...

... NTRY. COUNTY OF MAYO. tut TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. thl DzAst Sia-Having just returned from the county Of abl Mayo, where I have spent a few days, it occurs to me that thl your readers may not be unwilling to hear the testimony I of an additional witness -speaking to the condition of mc things now existing In the west of Ireland, and the pros; pi peots that promise there for the future. ...

... | -. - TO COBBEPSPONDENTS. TnE hzv. Ma. MXHuo.-S F9me days since we re. ceived two letters-one from a correnpondent, who signed himself CLE., and anther from the Rev. Mr. .Xnlbgh. We published the aommunication from Cx. because we were In possession of the name of the wilter, and knuw that he was trustworthy, and because, In contro- verting the statement of Mr. M Yugb, he did so in lain ...

... NORTH AND S9OaUTH D.UBrITN UNTMONS. I ?? WAV 3flTRWAL. To THE EflITOR OF TlE FaRE£MAN JOURNAL. DEAR SIR-My attention has een directed to tbe report in your paper of the proceedinga which took place at the South Unlen Workhouse, on Thurrday, containing, amongst the rest, this resolution- P Resolved-T1hat we have read with surprise and indig- nation certain charges reported in the morning papers ...