... 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 ...

... DUBLIN: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1850. The fanaticism at the Lord Mayor of London's banquet seems to have been as gross as the feeding. The only man who did not come up to the mark was Lord John Russell, who manifestly begins to quail before the spirit he has evoked. His mani- festo failed in producing the desired effect on the Catholic mind, and his speech at Guildhall clearly indicates that ...

... I BBY ELEC'J? IC' EELh,'GI PJI. I I I . . -AS.. Johnitston's Xewcsnaerepe OQg'ce, 1, Eden-quay, lth1 Noemeol'cr, 1850. FRANCE. PAInS, TUESDAY ERISNISG.-The President's message was read this dav cn the National Assembly by the Minister of the Interior, at half-past three o'clock. The parts if the meessage most applauded by the mij)oity were the p erasgraphis relative to the restoration of Phis ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC. (it0om our. OWN CORRtESP.NtDEXT'.) Liverpool, Thursday, 10, A.at a The magnificent steam ship Arctic, the latest built vessel of t the Collins line, iarrived here, after an excellent passage, at midnight, last night. The Arctic dill not leave New York at E her appointed time of sailing, being unavoidably detained till E nearly ten, A At., of Sunday, the 27th, thus making ...

... MASTER LITTON'S OFFICE, YESTERDAY-TIlE BLESINTON ESTATES IN THE COUNTY TITYRONE. The sale of this valuable and extensive property, under the provisions of a special act of parliament, having been ad- zvertised to take place yesterday in the office of Master Litton, IFour Courts, attracted a considerable attendance, among whom were iiany holding portions of the property, and several ...

... 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 ...

... ABOLITION OF THE LORD LTEUTENANCY OI I IRELAND-INN'S-QUAY WARD CLUB. The adjourned meeting of the active members of this club, from Friday evening last, took place on yesterday evening, Mr. Ttrom.ss BR1ACI-WN in the chair. The Secretary read the letters received in reply to the cir- culars sent to each of the Liberal candidates on the subject of abiding by the test of the ballot, and the ...

... If -TO THE ItISH CATLOLIC MEMBERS. I BnorTIct RePREsLNTATIvES-After two days' expecta- tion of seeing you and Catholic Ieland addressed by some one with more claims upon your attention, I at length pre- sume to intrude upon it, moved by the deep importance of the occosion. Does not our duty to our religion-to our country-to our- sel es-demand that we should inseet to consider of the course to ...

... t TO THE UDITOac OF T1isO FREEMAN. 12th November, 1850. I Si-My able and active fiiend, DMr Long, has favoured r me wit]h a letter expressive of his opinions in referenceto this i particular question, and on the scorching influence of the 3 centralizing policy upon tire mind anid matter of Ireland. This letter is so beautiful inl style, and so soul-stirring in 3 sentiment, that I should deem ...

... DINNER TO THt MOST REV. DR. MACNALLY, LORD BISHOP OF CLOGREP, BY THE CA - L1C INIIABITANTS OF ENNISRIILEN- (Abridged from the Feeoianag/ M1ait Y On Wednesday week last a dinner, after the consecration pas oif thre Catholic cemetery, was given inl the evening by the Catholic Inhabitants of. this town to thle Most Rev. Dr. Mdici~laly, Blishops ef Clog her, end his clergy, who assisted Ior( in ...