... 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 ...

... Eacal F-Ilitc1ligrilre. THIE LINEN TRADE. AT tbe commencernenit of a new year, it may not prove un- interesting to lake a retrospective viewv of tile. confl dil l of the linien trade-our staple article of manufacture ill this pro- vince-during the past twelveinonth. The following nliserva. tions force tlerlselves upon our mind -The year 1940 opened under peculiarly bad prospects for our ...

... 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 ...

... A MANq, narned,.Aidrew. English, a-id his son, Dominick, ap-. plied to be admitted to tile Dloidalik WVorkliouoe at the'lasr meeting of the guardians. Thie fouloviiig consversations took place:- Mr. M'CULLOCN (griardian)-Wliy, is it possible that you are coie to this ? ?? English.-Yes, indeed, sir, I kept away as long as I could but it was no use. Mr. M'CuLLocwr.-I remember that man a very ...

... HIGH PRESSURE ON A HOT MARQUIS, EL srwEr.E vre publish another curiosity of literature, from the gold pen of the noble owvnesr of Wynyard and iolder. nesse, to which Nye beg the attention of our readers before they accompany us further. We think we see the gallant Marquis, when the homely missive fromn Newto-lards, folded in the fashions of our great gratidinot lier's billets-dosix, and ...

... I- these days of change and progress, every year is an aneus mirabilis, and it is as hazardous to aver that the one to which we have just bil adieu has been more rc- markable than its precursors, as it is to predict that the year upon whose threshold we step to-day will be signalised. bv events which will constitute the lanilmarks of ages. Still the year 1849 has ad(lded no small nor ...

... LORD DOWNSHIIRE AND IlIS TENANTS. Tuilu following circular has been addressed to the tenants on the Dowrnshire estates:- Draisagse being the first step towards the effective culti- vation of such lauds as reituire it, anit thers being a great proportion of the Marquis of Dowinshire's estates in D)awn anil Antrin, tite ?? of which is much less titan it sight hie, his Lordlship is desirous of ...

... 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 ...