... TO THE EDITOR OF THlE FREEMAN. I SmR-l find in Mr. Whiteside's speech, at the opening of Trinity College Historical Society, the following re- marks:- We see at the present day one of the best histories, that of Mrs. Grote, written by a practical orator of the senate, and if/we are to judqe froin ?c7rtt ise lhave alreody received w1e are ?? to le dely,1ited willt (G briliant and immortal ...

... THE LORD LIEUTENANCY TEST-THE MUNICIPAL I I FsELECTIONS. - I TO THE NDITOR 0O' TOtE RElnAN. 24, Lower Dominick-street, 11th Nov., 1850. SiR-I fully concur in the resolution of the permanent a committee, adopted at their meeting on Saturday last, re- B commending the burgesses of the several wards to lose no J time in ascertaining she distinct opinions of the candidates for municipal honotirs ...

... THE CIVIC PLEDGE-PROGRESS OF TIlE MOVEMENT. The meeting of the Wood-quay Ward yesterday was important in many respects. Attended by the first men in. the district-by men of all political opi- nions and of various religious creeds-there was one civic sentiment common to all, and that was that no man should be elected to represent them in the town council who would not pledge himself to pro- ...

... t 1:I 1 $vcnvalr $flltrtal DUBLIN: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1L, 1850. - = = - - - - - - t THE NO-POPERY MOVEMENT-OPINIONS OF TIHE PRESS. Lord John Russell's denunciation of the doctrines and practices of Catholicism as munnneries of superstition forms the leading topic of discussion in every quarter where opinion finds vent in the three kingdoms. The London press-the London corpo- ration-the London ...

... ANTI-CATIHOLIC rREJIUDICUS. 1. SIR-Having endeavoured, with great exertion and much 'e nerkmanl less of time and money, to erect a Catholic chapel s at Kilmore, in the county of Cavan, in a very lolr parish, I le was under the very disagreeable necessity of making an appeal t for some assistance to the lib-ral and charitable inhabitants of Dubain, many of whom, both Catholics and Protestants, ...

... BIGOTRY IT EXETER. A correspondent forwards us the following precious placard, S which was posted through the city of Exeter for the guid- ance of the ?? mob in their march on the 5th of n November:- GOD SAVE TUlE QUEEN. MO POPERY! NO POPrEIY!! ORDER OF THIE GRAND PROCESSION, For the evening of November btlh, t ltocket Brigade, to clear the way. Forty begging bare-headed Friars, t With torchsc ...

... - - - 5XEb cfr*eium ,5 h $o ~trl~al LORD JOIHN RUSSELL'S NO-POPERY LETTER, The letter of Lord John Russell, published in our paper of yesterday, must have been read by every Catholic with indignation, and by every well-wisher to his lordship's famne with surprise and regret. It was scarcely to be credited that his lord- ship should thus give himself to stimulating the savage cry of religious ...

... I THLE NO-POPERY MOVEMENT. XVe continue our'extracts from the London jr nals, in order to keep our readers fally 1normred o the progress of the strange frenzy which has seie upon all classes and grades of men in the E nahish metropolis. The Lord Mayor's banquet ivas at avowed No-Popery demonstration, the Principal actors being the Prime Minister, the Lord Chan. cellor, and the Lord Chief ...

... I THE MULLINGAR TENANT^RIGHT MEETING. The readers of the FREEAU-N have already perused the report of the great tenant-right meet ing held at Alullingar. The resolutions adopted at that meeting will be found in our advertis ing columns to-day, and on reference to theni it will be seen that every resolution was proposed or seconded by a man whose name carries with it weight and influence in the ...

... The ?? of the line of railway communication be- tween Dublin and Kilkenny was on Tuesday celebrated by a visit of the Directors of the Irish South Eastern and Great Southern and Western Railway Companies and their friends to the latter city, where the Marquis of Ormonde, the Mayor of Kilkenny, the members for the county and city, and the General commanding the district, together with a large ...

... DUBLIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1850. THE LORD MAYOR-MIR. POWELL AND HIS PENALTIES. The citizens of Dublin are scarcely aware of the present position of their chief magistrate. What- ever the amount of public hostility directed against him-however bitter the feeling of private and per- sonal enmity to -which Mr. Reynolds has been sub- jected-all, as citizens, must lament the disreputable conduct ...

... LORD JOHN RFUSSELL'S LETTER. (Frooo tie Tablet of ~Saturday.) Ur LORD TITUS OATES. o With all our hearts andi souils we thank God for the Writ- 0 iog and publication of the letter from Lord John Russell to P the Bishop of Durham, which is given below. It is thle cc- a verest blow that has yet been dealt his public opinion upon II those Whig Catholic partisans who have been willhiig to go h all ...