... ?? * 111vua 1 f IRISH TFNANCWE. _ In the din of coercion, subjects of far more impor- ,- tant intereat are overlooked or forgotten. It argues more vigour to subdue by force, or intimidate by fears . than conciliate by justice. Improvement is sacrificed ,, to retrogression, and under the plea of disorder, mi- nisters demand a suspension of all legislative reme. d It dies, without which force ...

... (From the Nenagh Guardian.) MURDER.-In our last publication we atuouncedthe at. tempt to murder James Devane, ploughman to the late Mr. Waller, while returning home from Btrrisokane, and that no hopes were entertained of his recovery, in consequence of the wounds deeply inflicted with stones on his head; but we lament to have to chronicle, in this day's numlner, the unfortunate man's death, ...

... INDIA AND EGYPT, EXPRESS FROM MARSEILLES. We have received from Marseilles despatches from India and Egzypt in anticipation of the overland mail, which left Bombay on the 2d, and arrived at Suez on the 19th ult India is at peace except at two points, viz., the Boogtio frontiers and the Goomnsoor country. The Boogties are a lawless plundering tribe, residing in the mountainous districts to the ...

... l = ;n - t d LORD JOHN OUT-LORD JO..N .N. 'I am sorry to find that the government at the cc present day say they think that suoh another (a is coercion bill) is necessary ; and I was still more sorry to hear the right hon. baronet who intro. it duced the present measure protest against the mix- ing up of the question with that of remedial mea- o swres. Sir, I think that that doctrine is a ...

... Si . . - -3- ntae We have received the Paris papers of Tuesday. Un. portion of their contents ia not destitto of ?? is that whioh refers to the defeat of General Dumas, aide. 5 desoamp of the King, who was candidate forthe represen- I tation of Rochefort in the Cbamber of Deputies, but who lost his election. On the ballot there were- r For General Dumas *- .. 235 I For M. Baroche (the ...

... LIMERICK., SATURDAY.- The first division, three comr- panies of the 92d lriglilandera, marched into garrison this t day from Dublin, under command of Major Atherley. ;* The second and third divisions of the 92d will arrive in It this garrison on Monday and Tuesday next; head.quarters, ; with colours and band, on Thursday. The head.quarters of the 41ht regiment, consisting of one company ...

... 'COURT OF THE LORDSHIP OF MARY'S. ABBEY. J. B. Barns, Esq., the Seneeohal, sat in court yesterday. James 1*lsoFa rnsoay v. Frances Pembertoh, administrr- f tix of Mark Pemberton. This was an action for the recovery of 21. 179. Mr. E. A. Ennbs appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. F. Borgin for the defendant. The question arose in this way. In the life time of Mr. Pemberton, be had some ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCB. ROLLS COURT-YESTERDAY. o The Blaster of the Rolsl sat yesterday, and dispored of , several motions, Done of which were of public interest, at ti COURT OF QUrIEN'S BENCHYESTzRDAY. tl ?? Palut; SITTINGS AFTER TERM. tf The Lord Chief Justice sat at half-past ten o'elock and disposed of sotne county recordss none of which possessed ,t any public interest. pe Leasee of Jane ,oore ...

... I (From the Tipp'ratry Vindicator). - THREATENED MIEETINGO IN THSE NFIGHBOUREHOOD OrPj TOOHEYARA _In consequence of notices very generally n, posted throughout the country convening a meeting of the 1 peasantry at Toomevara for yesterday (Tuesday), in order I, to enter Nenagh in a body and demolish the workhouse or a obtain out door relief, the dragoons, infantry, and police, eI were on the ...

... MORE FAILURES, &C. (From the Times City Artiloe.' ' .-The suspension of Mesar. Willian Fernberton & Coss Canada nerchants, was announced this efternoqon. It-s not supposed that the debts and liabilities of the house ex. ceed ,3t,0001. or 40,0001., and the assets are said to colt- etet partly of a stock of timber, and to show altogether a considerable surplus, Another susponsion of small amount ...

... THE LADY MAYORESS'S BALL Yesterday evening the Lady Mayoress gave a grand 41 and supper at the Mansion bouse, Dawsonu.treet lo arrengement9 were on the most ample and splendid ru, and there were upwards of 10100 guests present. 74 company consisted of the rank and fashion of the metn,0 at present in town. The ball was held in the HOa, room. Refreshments were laid out in the room, and the ...

... I IlIMPEBIAL PARLIAMENT. I ne HOUSE OF COMMONS-MOrNDAY, N~OV. 29. b~i (Concluded from yeallerdzy's Frteman). i IRISH COERCION BILL. re Sir GEORGE GREY (lin continuation) said-T may an now state that the Lord Lieutenant having, as I soaid before, ue actively and vigorously exercised all the powers which the Pe low has placed In big hands, and being determined to exer. isa ceis those powers with ...