... W'e !rai-e bec relne td by the ev. Mr. O]i arrelly to publish the following letter to the Poor Law Comrnilsioners, which he forwarded to us some time since:- (A TRITE COeY.) | TO THE COMl'SlONERIS OF POOR LAWS'. _ GENTLEaMISN-I have the honour to Rcknonledge the receipt of your conmmunication of tile fifth of the present month, No. 80,448, and hbsten, an soon eni my multiplied spiritual duties ...

... The sale of these estates was resumed in this office on Thursdayf when it was announced that the Tyrone property would be firet offered for sale and that the sale of the Dublin estates would not take place till Monday next. There was a very large attendance, and every appearance of a vigorops competition for the lots. Several townlands were put up, but the prices offered being much below what ...

... Tfiee isauguration of the new Lord Mayor (Alderman Mus- grove), took place on Saturday, with the usual parade of pomp ana mageiicence. On this omcasion a change was introduced into the proc.esion-thc knights in armour, mounted on chargers, having been dirspensed with and replaced by figures, typifyi:a!, peace, industry, art, and manufaectures. A novelty wae als u added to the usual objects of ...

... 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 ...

... ENGLAND.gq'IO H-L WITH THE POPE!-ENG- LAND FOR EVER! ALL EUROPE.-. HA! HA! HA! DAS IST GUT ! TO THlE EDITOR OF TlE FltStEMIAN. Dublin, Nov. 8, 180. DEAR Sn-I-lave you lately hoard of the brave British tailor who, snubbed and kicked by his brother artists of the thimble, never failed to take a Inaguaninous revenge on his wife and children at home ? It was saidl he was one of the trio of ...

... THE LATE TENANT-RIGHT MEETING IN I I H LTE MULLINGARI. THEO DINNEP.. i theon ili estmeath Inde~pendent) mar The deputation and a large number of thle Roman Catholic lamp, clergy, guid soma fartners-aboutt 120 in all-di~aed together T in the evening in the largo room of the York Hotel, the Rev. not Dr. Kearnley presiding. TIhe dinner was excellent and sub- laup stantial, and served in a style ...

... 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 ...

... I EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILWVAY. (ii'roM the 30fo7-sirq Chrmile.) Any plan having for its object the shortening or facilita- ting the transit between Great Britair and the United States cmtanot but deserve the attention of men engaged in comenutr- cial pursuits, and demand that of the statesman. Such a plan is now set forth in a pamphlet published at Portland, in the United States, by ...

... FQIEIGN 1NTELLIGENCE, I THE INTERVENTION IN HESSE. Our advices from Cassel and Frankfort are of the 4th instant. The number of Prussian troops which are now quartered on the city of Cassel amounts to 2,500. Ano- ther force of 3,000 men was hourly expected. A detach- ment of 1,600 troops, hussars, foot, rifles and artillery, occupied Fulda on the 2d instant, and another force, under the command ...

... FuREIGN iLNTELLIGtNCE. I (From the London peapers ofsyesterday.) OPENING OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. The National Assembly of France met on Monday for the first time after prorogation, M.I Dupin, the President, in the chair. 583 members were present. The only business trans- acted was an application from the Procureur General for liberty to institute proceedings against M. Chavoix, for hav- iog ...

... PROJECTED A13OLITION OF THE LORD LIEU- TENANCY-MEETING OF CANDIDATES AND BURGESSES OF WOOD-QUAY WARD. Y .1 . . .. . .. L'ursiaolt to an ittluentially signed requisition, a meeting of the burgesses of this ward was held yesterday shortly after one o'clock, for the purpose of expressing their opinion ott tile ploposed removal of tile vicoregal co-art from Dublin, and the abolition of the office ...