... 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 ...

... MR. JOHN O'CONNELL-WIIO, by the way, has no morec intention of resigning his seat for Limerick, than weliave of going to California, the ruise being an attempt at getting up a tribute, in which lhe has partly succeeded -has hit upon a most ingenious device for sustaining the trade upon which lhe lives-that of agitatiou-a trade which, like all other trades, has been injured by Free-trade. ...

... PRtOT ECTIONIST MOVEMENT. PARLIAllENTARY PaOTECTIONIST OPPOSITION.-The fol- loillg Circular has been transmittell to tile Protectionist tnemlhers-a proof of tile active preparation onl foot for the approachuji sessional campaign:- SI-Your S 2, Eaton-square, Jan. 11, 1850. SIR-Your attendance is earnestly requested on the first day Of Pairliamelnt, Thursday, the a3 it instalnt, NvIIen, if no ...

... TIHE GREAT NATIONAL l)EMONSTRATION IN DUBLIN. TnPE result of this signal proof of the popidarity of Protectionist principles in Ireland is now before our readers, and they will be able to determine for them- selves whether the anticipations we formed of it werc too sanruine or too prodigal. It has been truly said, by a Dublin cotemporary, that no more imnportant meet- ing has been held in ...

... ecdmi-azticaf Klittifignice, .&C. The Rev. Andrew ?? Creery has been appointed Assistant.Curate to the parish of Ballinderry, by the l-lon. nnd Rev. William S. Blaekwoodo. SUCCoSSOR TO DJ). ELnlNGTON.-WC understand that the Rev. Alexander Irwis, Secretary to his Grace the Lord Pri- mate, aild surrogate of this diocesc, hans ?? sclected as suc- cessor to the late Dlr. Elrington. A better ...

... SOUTH1EY IN PORTUGAL. AN acquaintance of mine (Tennant, well known for some fa- mous chemical experiments on thediamond) mi etan Irishunan in Switzerland, who had been at Rome. Ile said it was the most laineant government in the woild; you might kill a man in the strects, and nohorly would take the laist notice of it. This also is a ainseant government : a man stabs his antagonist, wipes the ...

... Tul1 following scene is from T'ie Wilmingtons, the last novel fron) the brilliarit pen of the authoress of Emilia Wyndham. Thc elder Wilmington, a vain an(1 extravagant millionaire, is brought to the verge of ruin by the bursting of a speculation it which he bad sunk £100,000, the msonev of a bosom-friend, Craiglcthorpe, a rich Indian nabobo, just on the point of retinting to his siative ...

... SUGA R 1FItOM BBET llOOT. TO THE NO13lLITY, CLIERGY, GENTRY, AND PEDPLE OF IRE. LAND OF ALI, CllElDS AND PARTIES, PiROTESTANiTS ANti CATHOLICS, Pl rrECTIONISTS AND FLEE-TRADERlLS. IniLSHmltt-If it call lie proved that sugal of the besl quality call be toade from hliet root-thI at bect root, g1otvti for tile purpose of maimingl sagiir, iill ?? to the lanilolr a fair ront-to the farm er remini ...

... THE CIHURCIH OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE. TnE first object of the stranger's attention, of course, is the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. It is closely hemrnmed in by other buildings, and for tire first time can hardly be found without a gidirte. Its front is of pointed architecture, ?? of a mixed auld corript style, and is ornamented by a fewy bas- rcliefs much injured by time. The church is jointly ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONoi]NT. Dublin, Monday jirorning, Jan. 21. Tnmime is nothing of any particular mom-ent occurring in Dublin at present. Of coursc you reinemiler the fuss wilich was ma(le ahouit Sir John RoilillY heinlI in ?? soine time since, when it was stated lie was hatching a scheme for the remioval of our superior courts to Lonidoii. 'lris was con tindicted sibsequpently by tile Post ...

... JTOrtcilt JIntelligence. AM ER I CA. By the arrival of the British and American Royal Mail Steam-ship Cambtria, Captain Shannon, at Liverpool on Tuesday5 morning, we are in possession of a fortnigilt's later intelligence from New York, besides our usual correspondence from other parts of the United States aurl Canada. The Cambria brings seventy passengers, andi reports that the Canada, which ...

... M E ET I N G OF PA RL I AMe ENT. Trac foilowing circular has beets addressed to Milislerial Meinmbers of the House of Coinmoas, and a similar one from Lord Lancsdowne to Peers:- Downing-street, Jan. 14, 150. Sin-Tito mleting of Parliameist having been fixed for, Thursday, tite 31st of this month, and the prlesenlt situation of affairs rendering a full attendance pecbliarly desirable, I tale ...