... I . h . 'TH1 JEIYATLLAW.' m - The Catholic clergy of the Swinford deanery, diocese of Achonry, assembled in Swiaford, on Thursday, the 24th instant, have adopted the following resolutions:_ That we cannot find language sufficiently strong to express our detestation and horror of the impious bill iltro- ducea. by her Majesty's government, and now in progress through parliament, imposing pains ...

... DR. LARDNER AND ATLANTIC STEAAM - NAVIGATION. 'the following letter has been addressed to the editor of the SIR-In a newv edition of Dr. Lardner's work upon the en- steam engine, which has just appeared, a recapitulation is given of the leading points in the controversy on the subject D- of Atlantic steam navigation. As the question is thus the brought once more before the public, as a ost ...

... The following members of this society held their stated half-yearly meeting on Friday in their rooms, 48, Upper Sackyille-street. The following members were present:- The Earl of Charlemont, the Earl of Clancarty, Earl of Leitrim, Lord Monck, Lord Talbot de Malabide; D. J. Wilson, Henry J. Macfarlane, Sir George Hodson, BDrt.; Hon. St. John Butler, EHans H. Woods, Wm. Donnelly, Thomas Hutton, ...

... There is a loud cry among the Tory organs for that social sedative called a special commission. It is said, on the authority of crown prosecutors, and other disinterested witnesses, that the true restora- tive of peace, law, and order, was the delegation of extraordinary powers to judicial commissioners, pro hac vice. The severity of the tribunal and the terror it inspired had never failed ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. SIR-As YOU never fail to defend Catholic interests, I feel convinced yoU will not refuse to give insertion to the following remarks in your truly valuable and independent journal. Bat before entering upon the subject in question, permit me to say I am animated by no rancorous or splenetic feeling, neither am I influenced by anything resembling the hateful spirit ...

... .. I, PANxS, TUsDAY EVENtINO.-There IS no doubt now, it appears, of tbe resignation of M. Carlier. The fact was stated this morning in the most positive way in the Salle des Con- ferences of the National Assembly, and it was added that M. Maupas, or Maupart, who has been Prefect at Toulouse, and who is said to be a man of great administrative talent, has been appointed as his successor. Lip to ...

... I - - THE COMMISSION The Commission of Oyer and Terminer will be opened Cn to-morrow by the Lord Mayor, the Lord Chief Baron, and Mr. Justice Moore. The following prisoners are for trial COUNTY CALNDAB.-Kilmainham Gaol.-Bridget Car. roll, aged 21 years, feloniously murdering her infant child; Peter Horan, Joseph Cleary, 40 years, and Catherine Cleary, 30 years, burglary and robbery in the ...

... la TO TIHE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. DEAR SIR-Will you do me the favour to give insertion a. to the following very handsome note, which I have just re- , ceived from Mr. Edward Milliken, and accept my best thanks tfor your ?? truly yours, .FRANCIS CODD. or 15, College-green, 9th October, 1851. It Si-I cannot for a moment hesitate in expressing my I regret at having been induced to sign the ...

... A; A - - ?? At a meeting of this body on Thursday last, the Rev. - Peter Daly, chairman, read Mfollowing letter which he had received from the Americanfbassador, in reply to one of his accompanying the parcels which the harbour commis- sioners had aethorised him to transmit to his Excellency. Properly speaking, the letter should be read at the harbour board, but as that body had not met on ...

... WHIIG WILES AND TORY TACTICS. The Election Rumours of the London Morning Herald, which we took occasion to notice the other day, are in a state of rapid subsidence. It will be recollected that Tipperary supplied a scene in the panoramic exhibition given by our English cotem- porary of the next general election in Ireland. In that scene Mr. Maher, one of her present represen- tatives, was ...

... SOCIETY lFOR THE PRESERvATI0N` AND PUB- LICATION OF ToE MELTODIES OF IRELAND. A meetingof the council of this society was held on Fri- day at the rooms of thi Nev. Dr. Todd, Trinity College, to appoint officers and elect ai committee of publication, GEORGE PsrRIE, LL.D., M.RJI.A., in the chair. The meeting wasattended by Lord Talbot de Malahide, V.P.; the Lord Chief Baron, V.P.; Dr. Petrie, Dr ...

... TO THE EDITOB OF THE FREFEMAN i Sm-Tbouzh T i,.-v f 1_ . .. -thr oughhvc occaeionally addressed a line or two -through youar always faithful arid impartial columns on the subject of public grievances, and always with success, you will allow this is the first time I ever trespassed on you, in a matter wherein I am individualv and deeply concerned.- Tho question of the chango of name in a ...