... FROMI ODE PRIVATE COR RESPONDENT. ?? ?? Lonrdon, Fiday Nilht. Next Thursday week has been fixed for hearing the wr;R of error causes, O'Brien and MLI'Manus v. the Queen, and all the judges have received special summonses to attend. The printed case of her Majesty, or rather of Lord Clarendon and Mr. Attorney-General Mnaohan, was yesterday lodged in the proper office, and on Monday next the ...

... PANIC AMONG PLACEMEN-LORD STANLEY'S NOTICE TO QUIT. There is weeping and knashing of teeth all over place-dom. Lord Stanley's speech-or few words we should rather say-in the House of Lords, in reference to the opposition he intends to give the navigation bill, has created more alarm among the W higs than ever did the news that the people were dying by thousands in the iyWst. This sudden ...

... FOREIGN INT1ELLIG ENCEI (FSrow te Laodon Fapeus Of aturday Zme~liql.) FRAN;CED. PAnes, FRiuDA.-The Boulevards were again thronged last night by tumultuous groups. The new constitution of the Roulan Republic has just reached us. It is very voluminous, and is much like that of France. It was read to the Roman Constituent on the 17th hy Agostini, amidst loud applause. It was agreed that a ...

... MORE DISCLOSURES-SIR CHARLES O'DONNELL AND THE REV. MR. FROLEY OF CLONMEL. It was our pleasing diuty some time ago to place before our readers the liberal antd hligh-toned letter addressed by Sir Charles O'Donnell to the Catholic bishop of Limerick, in which were these remarkable passages:- My Lord-I have perused your address to the Roman Catholic clergy and laity of the diocese of Limerick, ...

... ? AV PARILTMENT. ; - ;Q64g M f X,¢ I ! S-FRaDAY, APRIL 27. TION LAWS. ad P i~i~w! l~j~iej ted petition8 against the navigation , , 1 ixxe g 6, wam, Knightsbridge, Dartmouth, atlepool the Trinity House, Leith, a w n ork, te Sbipowners' Association at Liverpoo rkenhead, ho tI Shields, Kington-on-Wicks, Cowes, and other places in the united kingdom. The noble lord, after the presentation of the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREE3MAN I . . .. . s m. St. Jarlath's, Tuam, April 27,1849 D.cAR SIR-Allow me to record, with much gratitsde the following donations towards the relief of the starisg, poor, which I 'promised in the brief letter of Thurdays publication:- Anonymous, through Very Reverend Doctor Flanagan, Dublin, ?? ?? ?? £2 0 q Anonymous, through Rev. Mr. Smith, Francis- street, ditto ?? ? ...

... Lbe $rtcOalY AIL, 1 at V.UBLI: MNDwA'IL 30, 1849. THE ENCUMBERED ESTATES THE NEW BILL. .I _! ?? The relieving. landed property from the incubus now laid on lit by law, and enabling landowners to do as they wish with their own, in the merchant's sense of the phrase, as well as in the depopulator's sense-seems so to have taken possession of the public mind as to have become the idea of the ...

... MILITARY PRO3O'L0',NS AND EXCHANGES. WYAR-OFFICE, APRIL 27. lst Life Guards-Cornet and Sab-Lieut. A. Walsh to be Lieute- nent, by purchase, vice Leslie, who retirese; H vyndham, Gent, to be Cornet and Sub-Licut-nant, by pu chase, vies Walsh. 14th Light Dragoons-Acting Veterinary Surgeon A W Cold- well to be Veterinary Susgwon, vice Philips, appointed to the 7th Light Dragoons. 1st Grenadier ...

... EXTRAORDINARfY DIScLOSURES IN PIZITP LIFE. ait- (From the L.'epool Nerc-uryof fFriday), the Last year there resi(te in a house in lhussell.-trett in ved town, an unmarried lady named Catherine M'Csl, , alit as yug ado , ellal.Site ntilsas young, handsome, and of engaging manners. M the lived her son, a child two years of age, both derivisig the r tuer. support from the fatherof the boy, who is ...