... DUbe UrSDAtYa JtLY1, 1ottOat DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1850. I The only satisfactory apology for the Whigs in demanding prolonged coercion for Ireland is, that they have lost their wits, or have reached that stage of mental imbecility which releases men from moral responsibility for their acts. They have been tossed about like *a shuttlecock. Defeated in the Lords one day, the next sees them ...

... 1 Friday, July 19, 1850. Moved by Cornelius M'Loghlin, Esq.; seconded by Rev. P. J. Gilligan:- 1.. That this committee, in pursuance of the resolution of the a sociation of Monday last, the 15th instant, will continue to meet weekly for the transaction of Repeal business; and that on receiving from the country sufficient assurances of support to justify such a step. they wvill, in accordance ...

... RlTHMINES FLORICULTURAL SOCIETY-LIST OF PRIZES. I PRIVATE GARDENS. I Four orchids. 1st ?? Roe, Esq, Nulley, Don- 3 nybrook; gardener, Mr Robinson. Four stove plants. lst ?? Pollock, Esq natland., Stillorgaue; gardener, t Mr Henderson. 2d ?? Rue, Esq; gardener as above. Four green-house plants. 1st ?? Roe, aEsq; gardener as above. 2d ?? Pollock, Eaq; gardener as above. Ornamental basket. Ist ?? ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL R\LS-4S99efATION OF }lptANp, RetpTAi Lf iepe4l rent fur the week ending Monday, 22d Tiptperary, the subscription of 13 Repealers. per Mr John Dunne ?? ?? Ij 96 Renewed subscription of Rev James Cummins, / ' RCA, Claregalway ?? . ,/b Queenstown, County Cork, per Michael Co tenay, Esq .. . Waterford, per J Everard Feehan, Esq. . T 0 0 Renewed subscription of the 11,'iht Rev Dr ...

... B BY -iR-ESS TIE TENANT LEAGUE THE KILKENNY MEETING. (FRuOMc OUR OWN REPORiTERS.) Kilkeuny, Wednesday Night. Thisgreat demonstration, one of the most important in extent, and the most inpressive and significant in the character of its proceedings took place on this day, in the square in front of the County Court-house at the hour of twelve O'clock. The deep and all absorbing interest taken by ...

... GAL WAY AS A PACKET STATION-THE I ~~~VINDICATOR. As we are unable to discover the paragraphs on which the article referred to by tbh Galway Vindicator in the subjoined remarks was based, we give the explanation of the Vindicator in fall. At the time we read the two paragraphs in question we were under the impression that the facts were as we have stated; but it would now appear that we ...

... INTENDED ABOLITION OF THE STAMP-QFFICV- MORE JUSTICE TO IRELAND. (From the Evening Packet.) Steadily and persevereingly, during the half century that we have formed an 'I integral portion of the United King- dom, have our imperial rulers pursued towards this oppressed country a policy of spoliation that, were we not torn to pieces as we have been and are, by eternal fueds and discords, would ...

... MEETING OF THE CATHOLIC PRELATES CLERGY OF TUE ARCHDIOCESE OF ARBIAG11 I (IFROn? . O nrnm - .- - - - -- kFKIUA OUR OwN CURRESPONDRNT). On Tuesday last the clergy of the archdiocese of Arruzili afforded another proof of the indignant reprobation with whilch ite Catholics of Ireladl regard the conduct of Lora John! Russell and lia English alliesi with reference to the re. establiihtnent 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 11. II-l, - AL TV AO WIISLE . Hise Eminence, Cardinal Wiseman, left Rome on the 12th of October, and reached Florence on the 15th. Here he re- mahied for a few clays, as the guest of an old and cherished college friend, Joseph Sloane, Esq., at his residence in the Palazzo Bontovelin, On the 16th the cardinal, accompanied by ?? Masseni, the Pope's internuncio, proceeded by railway to Siena, ...

... _i We have to thank our spirited cotemporary, the Limerick Reporter and Tfpperary Vindicator, for au early edition of his issue, containing a most elaborate and able report of the great demonstration at Limerick in favour of tenant-right. For the courtesy of our ?? we are deeply indebted, as the country at large is indebted, for the zeal and efficiency with which this admirable report was ...