... ST. MIC'HAll'5 PARISH-MEETING OF CATROLICS TO SYMPATmSE WITH HIS HOLINESS POPE PI ls Ix. aC- A meetig of the Catholic inhabitants of St. Michan's ief parish Was held yesterday at the Parochial'Church to con- is sider, as stated in the requisition, how they could best demon- ur strate, at the present important crisis, their duty, fidelity, ve- neration, and love to his Holiness Pope Pius IX. ...

... DYUB3LIN DUNDRUM AND RATIJFARNHEA - - RAILWAY. I The usual half-yearly general meeting of the company was hold yesterday at No., 12, Dame-street. The attendance of shareholders was very large. The chair was taken by SIB GEOIRGE PRESTON, who read the notice containing thb meeting and moved that the company's seal be attached to the registry. Mr. Kennedy moved as an amendment the following:- '6 ...

... THE ITALIAN OPERA-GRISI'S BENEFIT. Slaturday evening last concludied tile engagement oif Urisi, Mario, Verat, and the artistes wsho accompanied them Onl this ocetaison. Of GrIsi's benefit it may suffice to say', that if any I manifestation of Meight irn her exquisite vocalism, and elite apprieiattion of her matchless voice and unrivalled ?? in its nianitgenient could be afforded by a numerous ...

... CGOTEMFORARY PRESS. TIMES.-The recent changes in the educational tioi institutions at: Cambridge entail contingineies of exo such great and general importance to the nation at Su large, and are at the same time so little likely to be the clearly apprehended by persons unacquainted with tail academical foruss, that we shall be probably doing pre our readers an opportune piece of service by ...

... JURY PACKING-LETTER FROM TIHE VICAR-GE- I NEINE RAI OF KILIVIACDUAGH AND KILFENORA. I lEnnistynmon, December 10, 1848. GENT5,EMCN-I have the honour to forward to your ad- dress the memorial against jury-packing, numerously signed. It has affixed to it the signatures of the Catholic clergy of the diocese of Kilfenora, who were to a man anxious for an opportunity of masking their abhorrence of ...

... l One of the mnost pleasing reunions we nave naD an IUppul- tunity for some time of attending, took place on Tuesday evening last, at the eminent academy of Mr. Breslin, Prospect House, Saildymount Beach. A very numerous and respectable company, consisting of the male and female relatives of the pupils, as well as many gentlemen specially invited, assembled in the main school- room (tastefully ...

... mp1s~, uixal DUBLT?f, TIIUtsbAY ' NOVEMBE 28; 21848. .]lISINGENUOUS DEVICES-THE POOR LAWS. Our. Conservative ,'cote porr'AeP4 of ' all shades w.ax lugubrious exceedingly over the destructive ten- dencies of jhetpoor law. Thley are' all tears at the' sad prospect that awaits the lords, caring very little about the serfs of the. soil. So that the suffering *proprietors arc 'saved from ruin, it ...

... MEETING OF THE MIDDLE CLASSES AT NOT- TINGHAM. (From the Times.) On Mooday evsning last a numerous and very respect- nble meeting, oonsisting of not less lhan 5vO persons of all political opinions, of the middle classes, was assembled in the Exchange-ball of this town, in pursuance of a requisi- tion to the Mayor, signed by 138 residents in the town and Immediate neighbourhood, who bad aoted ...

... FRO1 g OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. I - London, Tuceday night. EXTENSION OF THE INCOME TAX TO IRELAND. Sir Beojamiu Hall has placed upon the notice book of the House of Commons his long threatened motior re- speoting an extension of the unpopular and unjustly distri- boted income taT to Ireland, and the Radical party, with which he is assooiated, are working double tides to secure for the ...

... I (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) lParis, April 10. The journals of this morning are filled with reflections on the state of Ireland and the monster meeting of the Char. tists at London. The greatest sympathy for the former is expressed, but the seven points of the charter puzzle them sadly. In fact they have not the remotest idea of the object of the Chartist movement, and therefore unani- ...

... TENANT-RIGHT-THE RIGHT REV. DR. MAGII,. The folloiyi9g letter was received by the Secretary of the t.nant-right meetiag at Dunganlnon, fromt the Right Rev. M Magian, but was not reed at the meeting:- *Clonmany,;Mayltth, 1848. DER SinR-~I reteived by tnis eveding's post yourever-tobe- esteemed thvour,' which was ?? to ee to this localty, * where'4i vebeen forthe last few days 0ii my.Asifatiou ...

... TO TEE EDITOR OF THE FREEEAN. MY DIAB Sin-I perceive by an advertisement in your paper of this day, that my lecture on The Rights of Industry at the Music Hall, on Tuesday last, has crawn upon me tho unqualified cilsapprobation of the Board of Directors of the Mechanics' Institution. Will you allow me it a few words to set myself right with your readers by showing them how fictitious and ...