... I MR. GREVJLLI'S APOLO' Y FoR LORD CLARENNDON.I e The following letter has been addressed to the Editor.of d the Tiizmes:- le Sri-Mr. D'Israeli has published a letter addressed to n the Lord Lieutenant of his county (in reference to what is io called I Papal aggression') containing the following p3a- ot sages ?? I have always understood that when the present y Lord Lieutenant arrived in his ...

... A meeting of this body was held last night in the MIusic- hall, Lower Abbey-street. It was very mtsnerolrlv attended. For some time before the hour namra( for taking the chair the hal svas crowded ; the teierved seats were well filled, and a nult5har of ladies occupied seats in one of the galleries. Among those present were-M. It. Leyns, J. Abraham, J. Doyle, T. Moffist, G. Kearns, E. Carey, ? ...

... ICA CATHOIC-CHURCH. ARRIVAL OF CARDINAL WISUCiALIN IN LONDsN.-The newly appointed Roniish Archbishop of Westminster arrived I in London from Ostend at balf-past four this morning, by the s South-eastern Railway, and proceeded to his residence in a Golden-square. The cardinal left Liege on Sunday, but so late as 'Thursday last lie 11(il no intention of quitting that a town for some days. laving ...

... I I THE NO-POPERY MOVEMENT. The Archbishop of Westminster has arrived in Mal London, and tlhe latest dispatches inform us that his tuhe the Grace is quietly sojourning at his residence in hon Golden-square. The Lord Chancellor of England sub I has not as yet trampled on his cardinal's hat, sub neither has Chief Justice Campbell executed justice hei star on him in Iris court at Westminster, ...

... FuREIGN INTELLIGENCE. I FRANCE. PARIS, SUNDAY EVENINGG-The news from Berlin of the l 8th, published to-day by the Journal des Debate, of a f all of d 10 per cent., in the Prussian Funds, owing to the general con- viction that war had bceome inevitable, produced a complete e panic to-day at the Petite Bourse. The French 5 per Cents. t bad at one time fallen to 90f. 25c., but this seas in some ...

... 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 ...

... INC .MBERE R ON to Lct~ is Commissioners Lerr seats in court shortly after twelve o'c ,of estates, advertised to be sold yesterday it The first property submitted for competition. was stated to be situate in the two Counties, of Waterford and Tipperary. i The fee simple estates of James Willia m Wall, Etq, ex n parte Thomas Joseph Eyre, and others, petitioners. 8 The fee of the Tipperary and ...

... CThjc $fvclltlawv 3Ottrltat DU L- -D ?? ?? DUBLIN: WVEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1850. ?? _, ?? ?? ?? = , _ = ?? ._ THE LORD LIEUTENANCY TEST-DIR. WILLIAMI I.,, LO NG. se Mr. Longes letter, which w e publish to-day, ill Cc be read with interest and attention. His picture of ' our city's prospects before the Union forms such a PC contrast with her present condition of poverty and lo prostration as ...

... IjF CITY GRAND JURY-YesrEeMDAs. The grand jury met yestcrday at twelve o'clclk. STATE OF TilE ROCK-ROAD. A deputation of gentlemnn on behalf of the residents along the Blackrock road wailed upon the grand jury, wsith a view to call their attention to the neglected and alnrost im- passable stale of this inrporsant public thoroughfare. 'I heic has not been a man emp0loed upon it for the last ...