... - TIPPERARY. (From the Nenagh Guardian.) It is frightful to behold, and deplorable to contemplate the vast and increasing bands of armed men, who coO.. turnally prowl about the country in all directions, who are the most depraved and demorallsed charaoters in so- clety, and who seem by their atrocious conduct not to value either life or property. Intimidation is becoming every ,day greater, ...

... I MEETING OF THE pRaEATES.' The frish Prelates continued their sitting yesterday, and Will, in all probability, not corolude before the beginning of next week. It Is not improbable that the address to the government, setting forth the lamentable condition and the still more lamentable prospects of the country, will be pre, pared and agreed upon to.day. We would not feel sur- prised if their ...

... I 1' raA L Uk. The news from Paris is unimportant. The spirit which animates the cabinet of the Tuileries, _ in relation to the policy pursued by the Pope, may be Col- J ?? the fact that the vocal or instrumental per- fornn~e of Rossini's celebrated hymn to Pius IX is pro- at hibited by the police in all public places of amusement in L Paris, It was announced to be sung at the Chateau desa. ...

... TIMES-Tbe present depiorable state of 8adl ( Switierland has been so loung foreseen, and its epprosic. bas been marked by so gradual a leries of events tending to the same fatal consequencee that no party in that country Or In the rest of Europe can affect the least astonishment at the result. The chief wonder Is that, folly and wicked- ness of so desperate a character as to plunge a whole com ...

... ( ~ .. MINISTER'S MONEY IN CORL An adjourned meeting of the parishioners of St. Ann',' Shandon, and other parishes, was held on Tuesday evening last, in the Clarence-street Temperance Room, for the pur. pose of devising the most effectual means of opposing the collection of minister's money. At half-past eight o'clock the ehair Tvas taken by EDWARD BEADY, Egq., T.C. The Chairman briefly ...

... I ..TO THE EDITOROp THER #REMAN. I E _.ot t ?? ler- October 5, 1847. nial SxR-ln this day's FREEMAN appears a letter from by some anonymous person, written with very great prudence Ion, nd caution, indeed, by which, I presume, it is intended to massoharge Mr. William Hamill with - becoming the reci- Dr. pient of government patronage. If this be not the mean. ded Ing intended to be drawn from ...

... 1 PRELIMINARY MEETING OF IRISH MEMBERS The adjourned meeting of Irish members, preliminary to the general meeting of the National Council, was held yester- day at Radloy's Elotel. The following gentlemen were pre- ?? O'Connell, M P ; Henry Grattan, M P; John Reynolds, MP; Francis Scully, M P; John Greene, MP; Timothy O'Brien, ?? Daniel O'Connell, D P James Fagan, f P. Shortly after two ...

... I - - I The weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday in the Board Room of the Workhouse, North a Brrnswick-strest. The Right Bon. the LonD MAYOH In the chair. The following guardians were ?? Brady. V C; Capt Lindsay, J P ; M- MIClean, Mr Nugent, Dr Willis, a Mr Mangan, Mr Callaghan, Mr Atkins, Mr Delany, Mr k Espy, Mr Price, Mr Reilly, Mr Ellison, Mr Kerr, Mr R s ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TEE EVENIEG PACKET. Olivemount, Dublin, 8th October, 1847. gr MY DEAR SiR-Though you and I kneel not at the v same altar, we, nevertheless, worship the same God, who t commands us to deal by others as we would wish ourselves lea to be dealt by. In conformity to this truly Divine precept, be upon the practical observance of which the peace, the hap. piness, and the purity of ...

... C6-ji t I ?Vlvxlml THE NEW CENSUS-FOOD FOR THE PEOPLE. The agents of the government are abroad over the country, instituting very minute and comprehensive inquiries into the condition of the far miers. The con- stabulary hate received blank forms containing a great variety of heads, which are to be filled up by the occupiers of land, and then transmitted to the Castle. We have seen some of ...

... O N NCE OF THE CLERGY. 3 (At pg ?? Cei'k Rzcnsinr.) l Mjieig n- r of Ireland recognise amongst the ?? ogof Ireland a spirit that will bend to *@ . clerical authority beyond the sanotuary-a spirit that spurns the texts and sermons of the bigot-a spirit that would pro- psrve the oltar from the profanation of politics, an it would protect politics from the influence of the altar..Spgeeh of ir. ...

... AGRICULTIJRAI REPORT; (Fron te Dublin E Bening Herald.) Since our liat report we have Experienced a good deal Of Soft, mild, dropping weather, which has caused a grex reactoro in tbe whole vegetwble kingdom. PaittPre grounds h-ve assumed a very renovated aspect. There is also a greet vegetable reaction pervading the leafy? system of turnips. maegel wurfel and potattaes. Late so. n turnipst ...