... TO TIHE EDITOR OF TILE FIEEMIAN.f SIR-I have to express my surprise th2t ?? has been as 3 vet no public meeting of the citizens of Dublin to express their sentiments on the subject or tie Anti-Catholic move- I ment in England. It is new nearly a fortnight since the clergy of this archdiocesc met, with the archbishop at ?? head, aind passed reolutions in sustaniment of our Roman f Catholic ...

... PASTORAL LETTER OF THE BISHOP OF I BREVERLEY. The following 1pastoral has been read within the post WI week in the various Catholic places of worship in the district sh comprised within the bishopri, 'of B~everley. The right rev. frc writer, Dr. Biriggs, previously Vicar Apostolic of the York- ca shire district, has net yet been enthroned :- tet John, ,by the Grace of God and favour of the ...

... I THE ANTI-CATHOLIC MEETING AT BIRKEN- I HEAD. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Liveipool, Friday Night. The event has taken place. The ultra-loyal, the extra- superfine Protestants have met, spoken, and departed. Ir was truly a great day for Birkenhead-if not exactly for the church in that neighbourhood, at least for the public-houses, whose benches were patronized to- day to an extent that ...

... I Sunday mornong a great many well-dressed persons were to be seen in the immediate vicinity of the Queen's-road near Biuclkingham Palace, and, from the route they took, it was ascertained that they were wending their way towards St. Barnabas' Church. Information having been despatched to Mr. Superintendent Russell, of the B division, that oflicer, with Inspector Symonds and a powerful body ...

... DUBLIN: WVEDNESDAY, 1NOVEMBER 2-,, 181.0 _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?? LORD JOHIN RUSSELL-LAMBETH AND DURHABr. Unless in the most bardened class of criminals the thought of an ill-spent life, or the memory of an act of more than usual atrocity, is followed by remorse and repentance. Without identifying Lord John Russell's conduct in a political sense with that of the class whose sin is followed by ...

... ; ;INAUGURATION 'OF THR LORD MAYOR OF - I DUBLIN FOR 1850. { | The first day of the new year being that on which, accord- ing to arrangement under the reformed corporate act, the Lord Mayor newly elected assumes his civic dignity, the cere- monies of inauguration and theconferring of the insignia of 'office on JohnbReynolds, Esq., ?? took place on yesterday. In our notice of the 'preparatory ...

... PROTECTIO1T AND: ORAINGEiSMi-LAST NIG ?? AMEETING AT TIlE ROTUXDO,' The Greggites assembled in the IRotundo last night to raise the standard of protection. The Pro- testant Association has developed what Lord Glen- Fali laboured to conceal--the real dizimius of the pre- sent movement for protection. The Orange opera- tives of Dublin know that it weans extermination, .and are quiteicontent ...

... I UBLe FrDtAtaNtUR 26,1850 DUBLIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1850 SIR ROBERT PEEL'S COMIMISSIONER ON IRELAND. Our readers are familiar with the name of Mr. Caird, first as the author of the celebrated pamphlet entitled, ' High farming the best substitute for protection, which attracted so much attention, both in Great Britain and in Ireland, and next, as the commissioner of Sir Robert Peel to ...

... I PROSELTTE IXN IThP, WEST. TO THuE HIJTOR OF TiHE FIRiEDIAN'S JOUtRNAL;. Outerard, January 11th, 1850. DEAR Sen-Byvyour giving publicity to the followring facts in your valnable paper, the public wvill learn how far prose- lvtis.qn is carried in this part of the West. We hake in this small town a'proiselvtising school supported solely by contri- butions from the pbrses of those who are ...

... IFOREIGN INTELL (From Om Loim Poaers orf % I k romI Ulf Loaoa papersr oj yeakida,) , - RANCE. PatOIS, WE~nOE DAY, 311 . ao.- In t he Nai af. bly on n Tintdayi the billbill'ho iponuaation19to ns s 044err- lietween peprative weavers and their, employ Wr e° seton time M o uld; ?? of I noance ?? I - t u continue the packet service . between Afric ¢ ?? The chamber adjou uemd at siX 'clopk.. ' ii ...

... THE IPSlVICH 3IuILDING SOCIETIES. FIUiITII ER St EXAMIN AlIGONS OF T0OMAS SMEETON. b The further examinations of Thomas Smeeton, charged DI with various acts of alleged fraud, took place at ?? Bi Hall, on Monday last, before the Mayor T. D. Ross, Esq., tr T. DEye Burroughes, Esq., Charles Burton, Esq., and C B. Biramse, Esq. h The prisoner was now charged with having feloniously ol obtained a ...

... ARRIVAL OF THEE CoURT AT OsBoRNE.-The Queen, E Prince Albert, with the junior branches of the Royal Family, and the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Court, ar- rived via South-Western Railway at the Clarence-yard, Gosport, at twenty minutes after one on Saturday, and were received on alighting from the railway carriages by i the naval commander in chief, Admiral the Hon. Sir Bla- I den Capel ; the ...