... t-jitgr~mao Aofvxa X DUBLIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1847. UEMEABER THE 30TH Of EY, 18441 PUBLIC FRAUDS-THE THREE W RAILWAY COMPANY. The proceedings in the House of Lords, consequent -on the motion of the late Lord Chancellor of England, terminating as they did in the appointment of a select committee of enquiry into the alleged frauds com- mitted by the North Western Company of Eng- land, are ...

... ?? CATHOLIC CHIJ'tCol I TRIDUUM IN THR LONDON DESTRICT. (etOM OUR LONDON COBRESPONDENT.) The Right Rev. Dr. Griffiths, Catholic Lord Bishop of London, has addresed a pastoral letter to the clergy of the London district, which was read on Sunday from the pulpit of every Catholic church in the metropolis, enjoin- Ing the faithful to obs'rve a triduum, or three days' de- votion, on behalf of the ...

... Initial zbt I D)I1BLN, FRIDAY. MARCH 5, 1847. REMEMBER THE 30TH OF 1AY, 18441 a, GRANTS TO IRELAND. Earl Fitzwilliamp, on presenting a petition from Athlone, praying the aid of the state in the construe- a ition of Irish Railways, turned aside altogether from the prayer which he was invited to urge, and entered into a more general dissertation on Irish affairs. The claims of railways were only ...

... STATE OF MAYO-CONiMMADER CAFFIN I~~ ~~a --Z -*t ?? to.. Her Majesty's Ship Scourge, Betgeali, Co. of Mayo, March 10, 1847 My DEAR SIR-I have to acknowledge the renelnt your letter, and its enclosure, with many thanks, for 1ea5l the demands upon my own purse were so many and great that I should soon be a beggar, or else have to Ste,, SI heart against the misery and woe around me. To do thil ...

... rEMPORAAtY RELIEF CuT-NORTH DI8SrRIcT I RELIEF COMMITTEE-THIRD MEETING. Pursuant to adjournment the relief committee met yes- terday at eleven o'clock in the Board-room of the Work- et bouse.t( The Right Eon. the LoRD MAYOR in the chair. r The following members were present:-Mr. O'Donohoo, n inspector; Archdeacon Hamilton, Rev. Mr. Laffan, Rev. Mr. Maturin, Very Rev. Dr. Yore, Rev. Mr. Barton, ...

... The weekly meeting of the guardians of this board was held yesterday, Sir ROBERT SHAW, Bart. in the Chair. The following guardians were present :-Henry Bowles, Esq. Vice Chairman; Doctor Madden, George White, John H. Askins, Captain Nowlan, Doctor M'Carthv. John Healy, John Pearson, Christopher Jones, John Keloh, Colonel Shaw, Doctor E. Wall, Thomas D. Smith, John C. Bonsall, Thomas Willans, ...

... PIUS TX.-GREAT REFORMS. A correspondent of the Daily News under date Rome March 8, writes as follows : 4 The organisatlon of municipal institutions and of a magistracy selected among tho enlightened laity, has occu- pied the sovereign's attention this week. - Prince Corsini, Marquis del Bufalo, Vinoenzo Colonna, and Camillo Borgbese, have been named commissioners for the further. ance of ...

... THE MUSIC HALL MEETING-CTHE DRE8 I ~~TO THE QUEEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FRBEEMAN. 7, Cullenewood Avenue. Ranel4b March 22d, 1847. SIR-Your paper of this morning contains a letter from Mr. Flanedy. about the late meeting at Abbey-street, wbhil4 I regret for the writer's sake, to feel compelled to reply to, Mr. Flanedy says :_ In the report of that meeting in the FREnoAN of Saturday, there ...

... | 14, Portland-row, Summer-hill, March 22, 1847. SiR-I have respectfully to ask you. permission to offer one or two further remarks upon tbe meeting at the Music Hall on Friday last. -Allow mee to say that I should not seek again to intrude upon your space did I not believe that the alteration of the petition of which [ complain is part and parcel of onrunworthy attempt made on that occasion ...

... THE PROVISIoN SQUADRON. I~~ ~~ I- Il s - x . . . - .me cne Morning Herald.) The government, it would appear from the following list, have not decreased the number of vessels of her Majesty's navy engaged in conveying provisions to the destitute parts of Ireland and the west coast of Scotland, but we believe that the steam-frigates will now be principally employed in conveying seed to the ...

... ~ ?? tl.,iin . Rnntvt tnnk A aeational meting -of the Royal Jinolin nioilecy GUOK E la,, on Saturday evening, numerously attended by the t j1,,tfio gentlemen Of the city. At eimght o'clock Mr. HOGAN took the chair in the absence v of Sir Robert Kano, who had been by accident prevented t from being presen.t. The Rev. ProfessOr M 'Gawly read a paper respecting the a votary steam engine ...

... CON CILIATION HALL. I LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. 5 The usual weekly meeting of the assoclation was held a yesterday. The following members of the committee were pro- a sent:-J H Dunne, Esq; B A Molloy, Esq; Rev Mr. Hop. c kint, Rev Mr Wynne, Rev Mr Murphy, John Keloh, Esq; Francis Morgan, Esq. ; John Reilly, Esq, T C; Nicholas IMarkey, Esq; J P Duffy, Esq; J P Conran, Eesq; P t Curran, ...