... I MR. GRTATAN-THE REV. ROBERT MULLEN. 84, Stephen'a Green, 12th Jan., 1848. Sin-Illness prevented me from noticing the remarks h you lately made at Concilliation Hall. You classified me among oppressive landlords. Let ma assure you you are in J error-this is the ordinary calumny, already refuted, and M without even a shadow of foundation. I might refer you ol to the published latter of the ...

... (FMOoe OUR PRIVATE CORSESPONDE14T.) Liverpool, Tuesday. I tl The packet ship Liverpool, Captain Biffen, arrived here cl this afternoon from New York, after a passage of only If eighteen days, having left on the 23d ultimo. She has brought 10,0001. in specie ; and by her we haye received our files of papers from New York to the date of her depar- C ture, and which was five days later than those ...

... INAUGURATION OP TME NEW LORD MATO0. The ceremony of inducting the new Lord Mayor into offlo took place on Saturday with the usual fermnalities. The several members of the corporation, dressed in their robes of office, began to arrive at the Mansion-house at eleven o'clock. At twelve o'clock, Jeremiah Dunne, Ecq. (the Lord Mayor elect), arrived in his private carriage, accompanied by W. ...

... a , . I -limit-lial lt?' I DUBLIN, MONDAY, JAN4UBARY, 1848. 6THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS`LORD MINTO. th The English pilgrim-Lord' Minto-has arrived de at :the. Tomb of the Apostles. The latest accounts of Ir his lordship's s progress give us some insight into .the, pious object of'his journey. The fair promises in which the T Times wreathed the pilgrim's departure di fromt Englaud are now ...

... SOUTH UNION SANATORY COMMITTEE, Too~~~ -. AL - _ ?? , .. ., . . The members of this committee held their usual weekly meeting yesterday at the Committee Rooms, Royal Ex- change, at two o'clock, Sir EDWARD Bonouan, In the chair. The following memberswere present:-Rev. Dr. Ledlie, Dr. Naliy, P L G;; Eev Mr. De Batts, John Healy, PL G, Very Rev. A. O'Connell, P P * Rev. Mr. Armstrong Edward ...

... REPEAT, RENT. Return of Bepeal Rent for the weeh ending Monday, 24th January, 1848. Jobnstown-bridge, county Kildare, per Mr Jobn Mooney ?? ?? ?? ,, . o Armagh, per Mr Thomas M'Cartan .. * ?? 0 lo 0 Rells, county Meath, per the Rev John Kelly, CC including Richard Floodi Esq, I ],Thomas Brady, Esq, I 1 Thomas Gormley, Esq II; Rev Thos Cassidy, C C, Carnaeroes, 11; Rev John FKelly, CC, Kelis, ...

... THE PEOPLE OF TIPPERARY-THE LORD LIEUTENANT. Communications have taken place between Lord Claren. don and the tenant farmers of the county of Tipperary.- The object of the communications was to obtain from his Excellency a promise that he would receive a deputation of Tipperary tenant-farmers who wished to speak with him on a plan they had in contemplation for restoring tranquillity and ...

... t g MONETyoRE, ENNIScoBTlse,-From this ever.faithful ard unfailingly generous parish, which has not passed without soothe the present perilous time, the sum of 61. has come to hand, through the respected Catholic pastor, the B1ev. James Keatloge, a gentleman who has never omitted to mark his sense of the services of the mighty O'Connell to the cause of Ireland and Catholicity. CLONMEL-Clonmel ...

... . - . . ?? -9A A TI TMES._The result of the arrival in Paris of the Augs 0t pitrian and Prusaian Commissioners empowered to treat Of the the affairs of Switzerland has been the adoption of another. Esq note by those diplomlatisits and by Mi. Guizot. This doeu-. into ment purports to be a reply to the ansewr of the Swiss lady Diet, dated the 7th of December, and addressed by the bad Vorort to ...

... ; REPEAL-EFFORT TO CONSOLIDATE l i PARTIE S. I INrTERIvEW OSETWEEN A DEPUTATIoN or THE LIMERICK TRADES ANSD MR. 5. 0'fReEN, (From the Limerich and Clare Examiner.) Charlotte Quay, Jan. 6, 1848. DEAR SIR-A deputation from the congregated trades of r Limerick waited on Mr. Smith O'Brien at his father-in- k law's residence, George's street, at the hour of four o'clock this day. The deputation ...

... ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL S0CIETY..ARCIBISHOP WHATELEY'S INTRODUCTORY LECTURE. n 'The importance of the cultivation of natural history as St a science, particularly that portion of it comprised in the it Study of zoology, has been once more ably advocated by his e Grace Dr. Whately, Archbishop of Dublio, in his intro. U ductory lecture for the season, delivered on Saturday l evening at the Royal Dublin ...

... I SCTATE OF THE COUNTRY. I IlREISTA~CEc TO ThIS PAYMSEcNT OF Poort RATES -S9e. | eral partiei iii the oitctoral division or TTallvvar, Clogher Union, have made a stand againft the levying of the poor rate of 3n. in the prund, now hi couree of collection, determtninio to resist the paynment to the utmost. In oon- meqtience of which, gtobert Rea, the collector, bas been threatened, and warned to ...