... A MORE AEA BENEVL ENCE. ia- i -- i , _ ?? . t . . .. -. . . .. The following extract from the Limerick Chronicle which reaohed us yesterday, preaeots an additional proof of the unotiring exertions of generous America to relieve destitute Ireland _ e ' The ADD3 Maria, the property of Messre. Russell and9 Son, which arrived here on Monday from Quebeo, wase chartered for conveyance of the ...

... Ili CITY OP DUBLIN. Though there has been some talk of Mor)uqf eld Ferrand q as a candidate for this city, to be supported'df Courseh by 3 the followers of the Rev. Tbresham Gregg, who are ad. nmirers of his ' pure Protestant principles, it is said ft hi the present representatives will be the only candidates pt forward by the Conservatives, Mr. Gregory has alreadt addressed the electors, ...

... I5 DUBLIN, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1847. RElMEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY ?? _ _ _ _ _ ?? fl THE TENANT RIGHT BILL,_ I, True to his resolution, Sharman Crawford brought -orward his bill on Wednesday last- It has had a ong slumber since its first introduction to the house. rhe first reading was assented to pro forma, on the 28 h of April, when Mr. Bernal Osborne rose in Inis and threatened, but did not ...

... NIS PRIUS EXCHEQUER The Chief Baron oat at the usual hour and proceeded with the hearing of the rgecordA remainig on the list. Susanna CrothU v. The Rev. Abbott. This case, which was adjourned frot Saturday was55. gursed. It was an action for assault andkose imprison, at suit of the plaintiff against the defendant. Plaintiff had been schoolmistress of St. George's Parish Schools, b Xoes not ...

... | SOUTH DUBLIN DISTRICT-THE POOR. A reverend and esteemed friend, whose judgment and discrimination are beyond question, called upon us yester- day for the purpose of having attention directed to the inefficiency of the working of the new relief system in the South Dublin Union. Our reverend friend left us a long list of applicants for relief, which have as yet received no attention, though ...

... SYMPATE-Y Wl1IH THE FAMlLY' O.F The j YL LIBERATOR, TO THE EDITOR OF THiE FREEMAN. Kells, 9th June, 1847. DEAH SIR.I shall feel obliged by your publishing in your next number the following address of the town conm. ?? of the borough of Kells, which has been for- warded to the honourable member for Kilkenny, by your obedient servant, RICHARD FLOOD. TO JOHN O'CONNELL, ESQ., M.P. I Oppressed ...

... II IMPERIAL PARLIAMEiN1'. I HROUSE OF LORDS-THuvSOAY, JUNE o10 (Concludedfrom Saturdays Fseeman.) BISHOPRIC OF MANCHESTER BILL. Lord STANLEY said, that though he was ready to admit the absolute necessity of the mesure, he objected on principle to som e of its details. He begged to suggest that the new bishops should be snftragan to the old sees, which -hould continue to retain their seats in ...

... STATE OF THE COUNTRY-FEVER. 7p (From the Eorris-ino-ssory crrespondent, of the Leinster * X lirExpress.) A death occurred here on Friday, under circumstancee v which tell very little for the humanity of the inhabitants ) a poor woman who bad been ailing for several days, was 3 suffered to die on the road side, in the greatest destitution' 1 Without any effort having been made to rescue her ...

... - To THE EDITOR OF rFUSE FrEEMAT. SIR-I take the liblity to addrress your aq L !'hirt but impartial report of the trial of W'hitmnore v. Gal ?? pub is lished in )our paper of theI 15th insarint; since vivilb ?? Imost partial, incorrect, and exrpiarte st itemint of thit tri-I has appeared in the Carlow Sentinel ol Li: t Sttirdily, pli- i ticularly as relates to my evidence. Tihe pi'iiprintor ...

... DUBLIN, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1847. -REMEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY '41 I ,JUSTICE TO IRELAND. _ _ Under the above heading appears an article in the Times of Saturday, from the pen of an s able corres- pondent, S. G. O.-which, by a slight transposition of the two last letters, stands 5 0. G., or, with all its appurtenances, patronymic and baptismal, 1 Standish O'G iady. A gentleman collaterally ...

... ji PRICE OF BREAD\. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE FIIEESAN. lith Junie, 11447 SIR Thefollowing paragraph appearsin yourjou~rel of this day:- is Bread-It is absolutely monstrous that the general iprice of bread should be 10id. per the 41b. loaf, wbil, it is only 86d. and 9d. in London. It is too bad to let the price go up with the price of flour, and not lower i something with the fa!l. We blame the ...

... I ia ?? ati _ I REMEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY '44 STATE OF THE COUNTRY-OUR PROSPECTS. There is one consolation in the present aspect of affairs, namely, a decided improvement in relation to food. Some districts still labour under the pressure of severe distress, a condition inseparable from many localities, even in the days of national abundance- although the destitution is infinitely aug. wented ...