... TtnaEn is no longer IucllU disguise about the demago- gues and scribes of the Free-trade faction. Theybhave been gradually throtring off the mask, auid exhibiting the real deformity of their principles and tendencies. The total failure of their hollow and hnribmlug pre(lictions rises up in judgment agaiust them ; and, like despairing convicts at the dock, they stoop for missiles, and feel for ...

... PUBLIC MEETING IN TIOLYWOOD-IEDUCTION OF I ?? E N T S. ~ PUBLIC ireeting of thle tenant-farmers of the parish of liolv- wend was held ois Teesday, in the Old Mleeting H-ouse, Shore- street, llInlywood, for thc purpose of takineg into consideration thle present distressed sta 't of the agricultural ieterosts, and adnisting such resolotions on thle subject as moight he fleemcd silcisalble. At. ...

... Karat rhitc1ligarr THR PA-Is'1CnINFuTlEPCA` PICrTOMlr, AL7a1ANrACIC.- Air. HIGee has agahi issued an cleg-ant almnaiacl-sheet to the inhabitants of the province, in ?? of the gratnil increased patronage his splen(]id establishninest has received during the past year, and in token of future increased elfirts to merit its continuance. The sheet, liue all Mil. M Gce's efflrts to pleasc thle ...

... PROTECTIONIST MOVEAIENT. COUNTY WEXFORD. THE adjourned meeting, held is, Wexford on tire 91h instant, was eqially unfortunate. It is in vain, almost, that country gentlemen and farmers convene deliberative assemblies in county towns, where civic mobs, readily organised, may be called together at an hour's ntroice-and where, as it is well known, a dozen wvell-trained ruffians call thwart the ...

... (1rom 1 te Dublin Packet of yesterday evenig.-) GREAT MEETING OF :PEERS, LANDED PROPRIE- TORS, GENTRY, AND TENANT FARMIMRS. O rz of tle most important moeetings that has assembled ?? years it Dtildin was held yesterday in the RounaI-room ,,f the Rttitnda, to lay hefira the Queen and the coulitry the absolute necessity of Protection to native industry, of a re- farm in the present ...

... JJarrign 31,11trilignicc. F ANCE. THE only topic of interest from France is the discussion on tile River Plate question in the Assembly. It was feared that iM. Thiers might influence the majority to vote an ex- pedition against Buenos Ayres, and that the Government, though opposed to such a course, wvould consider themselves obliged to comply. The majority of the Mountain, or Red Republican ...

... Zo(orcjnbt0 FAMILY PAST ME.-ANSW1:aS TO ENIGMAS, &C., IN THE lNEws-LErrErit OF iTUESDAY Ltsr.-WVe have reccived several cmillnllications, cintailning selutions of some of the enigmas and charades which appeared iu our puhilioation of Christmas Dav, tile best of which arc from A Yonog Rea- der, of Belfast, and A Schoolboy, of Eye, in England; biut, as we have promised to iiiser tile ...

... AT the foot of the cataract it is possible, though hazardous, to penetrate thirty yards behind the gigantic concave sheet of the headlong flood, where a cavern is formed of about one hundred-and-fifty feet in height, fifty in breadth, and three hiuindired in length, well adapted for the hahit~ition of its present tenants-the eel and thle water snalie. The perilous path lies along tbe narrow ...

... EXTRACTS FROM PUNCH'S AILMANACK. TEE M11OST MASCUMJIN3E OF ALL. GitIE.-Tihe Sports (of tile I le-laiidls. ?? TO rUlI. A PRaso.N's 'Nosrn.-?iIase him a present of half a dozen o theic best Silk poclkei hatniikhillerehiCfs. NAOTuRAL Ilisrotty voR N!.oti ?? liauit that las ?? hleaped Logeliler helr ?? for the wtinter will re- pny attentioln. LADI03S OF EXNLXND, AESWEIt Tnss.-If the man is a ...

... LOCALE FARMING SOCIETY. Tirle annual ploqigling-martcli of the Locale Farining Society weas held onl Tliorda last, os ii ch fern of tire Roe%. David Whvte, of Dillon. Airn adlditional scenle of ceimpetitione was a iigig-otcl, at the Same tinie andi place. Trhee was ai fallieg sff is the attenlance hoth of gcnitry and farmers. W'e obServed, in the ilehis set apart for the plorighliig aod ...

... SIR r.. PEEL AND IlS TENANT8. Taru foliosvisg letter has beets adilressed by Sir Rt. Peel to the tertant-farmers onl his estate : I wvisht to cornmisnisicats with you onl the present state anil the prospects ofiagricolture sot farris they coscecri our relations (if Isssliord and tcnasst, and I know not thist I could select asty better mnode of cemlaruniealion thasi this which I have adopted. ...

... i Irnoms OUR OW'TN nErOwarlt.] ON\ Wednesday last, in pursuanice of a requisition to the -ligh Sheriff, neumerously signed by tire nsoblemen, inagis- trates, merchants, mainufacturers, and landsilolders of the county Down, a mecting seas held inl the Coutrt-lhouses Dowvn- patricl;, to petition Parliaminent for a return to Protecive d uties, the requlisitiollists beitig convinced, from ...