... THETE 'EPRESENTATION OF rd 4ERICK-MR. JOHN| O'CONNEIL.' We see with extreme surprise and profound re- gret that Mr. John O'Connell has expressed his in- tention to resign the representation of Limerick, and retire from parliament. We are sure the country will participate in our feelings on this sub- ject, and regard Mr. O'Connell's absence from par- d liament in this critical period as a ...

... b ia DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1850 The metropolitan county meets to-morrow to me- morial the Queen for the revival of protection. The requisition contains rather an imposing array of local notables; but among them we find not the names of men whose interests are, at least, as se- riously compromised by the decline of rents as those of the most prominent of the memorialists. We do not see ...

... THE HUNGARIAN EXILE SIN AMERICA.' We copy from tbe Necto York Tribwae, of December 17th. the ftollowinig description of the reception given to the ' Huot- garian exiles in that city, a brief account of which appeared in the letter of our Asierican coroespondent:- We had the pleasure of passing a good part of last evenltg with tile Hungarian officers from Comorn, who arrived in the Hermann ...

... THE POOR OF WESTPORT, CO. MAYO-THE LATEI IE I BAZAAR AT THE ROTUNDO. It will be satisfactory to the friends of true charity, ana more particularly to thosd benevolent citizens who attended and patronized the above truly Christian effort, to hear that. it has been the means of realizing a sum calculated to afford solid and substantial relief to many wretched sufferers amongst the poor of ...

... REPRESENTATION - LItERICK-PROPOSEDI I RESIG4rION OF.jr JOHN O'CONNELL. We find in the Limerick' Reporter of Tuiesday, the following address from Mr. John O'Connell to his constituents:- TO THIE BLECTORB OF L131EBICIC. Gowran-hill Kingstown, Dec., 1849. * FELLOWV-C0NTJITRYAX An imperative necessity, c'on- f tended with for a long time in vain, compels ma to invite yoa to resume the-high triust ...

... I GREAT SUSPENSION BRIUDGE IN RUSSIA. Considerable interest has been excited in St. Petersburgh by a remarkable model of a suspension bridge across the river Dnieper, at Kieff, one of the principle cities of Russia. This model was made ia London, where it was exhibited to most of the principal engineers arid architects. It has since arrived in St. Petersburgh, and has been put up in one of the ...

... IFOREIGN INTELLG i I (ruoti4 Ledo, Pa of v*t S da,.) FRANCOE. The french mail bad not arrived at Dover at the our goingto press this morning.-Tiane. (14 1PRA k Dsx ?? ia s plit 1I 'Ripublican psr-t aoarit t 'ha 8nth American b~ yesterday evni~g en attempt 'wa made toornat ?? resu~lt ?? Tber2!~ ~fferi terrsq~t lkountp, inking the occesi 1h, ab1e fa display of patriotisrp, 'aye eAarnM , G 4e ...

... MORNING ADVERTISER.-It is impossible to deny that agriculture is in a very depressed state. The average price of wheat for the whole kingdom was 38s. 9d. per quarter, on Dec. 27, and what is called the aggregate average, was stated at the Corn Exchange, Dec. 31, to be 39s. 7d., which is only 7d. more than it was in 1762, at the commence- ment of the disastrous reign of George III. Rents were ...

... Pursuant to notice, the regular general meeting of this a society was held on yesterday at three o'clock at the Rotundo, e for the purpose of presenting the annual report of the tt council, submitting the accounts for the past year, electing members of the council to act for the ensuing twelve months, !- and transacting other business reserved for the annual C meeting. d His Grace the Duke ...

... : ' , YTIS!t IN TVM; WEST. I TO THiE l Dli TOR OF THE FREEMAN. Balliakill,' Clifden, co. Gaiway, Ireland, A .. * ?? 25thi, 1849.- )f D:sisISP.-I aMI Indebted to' the kindness of a neighbour- d lng dergynanl for-a number of the C'1eltenkani Free Press of , othe:1st Dtc., containing' a speech purported to be delivered if by J. B. Clarke, Esq., at a mneeting of the British Society for h ...

... PARSONSTOWN UNION-LORD GLENGALL'S PETITION, &c. - (Abridged frons the King's County Chronicle) A special meeting of the board of guardians of this union was summoned for Saturday last, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of adopting the petition to the Queen, prepared by Lord (dlengall, at present in course of signature throughout Ireland. Owing to the extreme severity ...

... RE, SIGAI X 'CON IELL-opi- I ?? 'CON Examiner.) Wle grea, should have everfelt the neceesiX which appears in this s page. A t ted, efficient, and in- corruptible r e . cycould have. Con- S stant in his attond e g rmed on every question is of public interest anm e, whether national or interna- t tional; intimately conversant with the statistical details of , that great financial account which ...