... _i We have to thank our spirited cotemporary, the Limerick Reporter and Tfpperary Vindicator, for au early edition of his issue, containing a most elaborate and able report of the great demonstration at Limerick in favour of tenant-right. For the courtesy of our ?? we are deeply indebted, as the country at large is indebted, for the zeal and efficiency with which this admirable report was ...

... TO TIHE EDITOR OF TILE FIEEMIAN.f SIR-I have to express my surprise th2t ?? has been as 3 vet no public meeting of the citizens of Dublin to express their sentiments on the subject or tie Anti-Catholic move- I ment in England. It is new nearly a fortnight since the clergy of this archdiocesc met, with the archbishop at ?? head, aind passed reolutions in sustaniment of our Roman f Catholic ...

... I THE ANTI-CATHOLIC MEETING AT BIRKEN- I HEAD. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Liveipool, Friday Night. The event has taken place. The ultra-loyal, the extra- superfine Protestants have met, spoken, and departed. Ir was truly a great day for Birkenhead-if not exactly for the church in that neighbourhood, at least for the public-houses, whose benches were patronized to- day to an extent that ...

... I Sunday mornong a great many well-dressed persons were to be seen in the immediate vicinity of the Queen's-road near Biuclkingham Palace, and, from the route they took, it was ascertained that they were wending their way towards St. Barnabas' Church. Information having been despatched to Mr. Superintendent Russell, of the B division, that oflicer, with Inspector Symonds and a powerful body ...

... INCUMBMinED EsrATES.-TITE MOUNTOASHELL PRltOI'ERTY IN TIME COUNTY ANTMIM. PURSUANTT to anl absolute order made in the matter of the Braid eslatc, belonginig to the Earl of AMounteasliell, situato in the Gouiitv Antrite, Mr. G. C. flyndman proceeded, by dL- reeliotis of the Commissioners of thle I iciteniherel Eislates Court, In sell by public auction, Iin his Auction Rooms, 7, Castle-itlace, ...

... CALIFORNIA, BY AN ENGLISII EN11GRANT. Ring Gold, El Dorardo County, California, Sept. 20. I cvsE to this country to make a fortunc, alid *wilidl (in so, tint the climate is intoleralile. Only fruc ic, not a si ogle cloud has lbeen in the clear bla, firnrattient since April, no dew has fallen; the sun shines in all his brighltness. Were you ti feel hliw pleasant it is at sunrise, you ?? say, ...

... MINIS. MOUSElR ON TRAVELLING. Ir I pride myself upon anything, it is, that I never travel with mrore thana Six triruks, two bonnet boxes, ard one bag, ai-d orre mojeraii 1asket, even if I leave home for a month. Mrs. Motiuser is about leaving for Franice, and applies to the ambassador for a passport. While the ambassador is writisg a descriprtion of her person the good lady soliloquises, ...

... ENLARGEMENT OF TILE NEWIS-LETTEIR. ITS PUBLICATION THREE TIMES A-WEEK. FAvouimE:, as tihe News-Letter has been, ?? the dis- tinction of being familiar as a household Aword' to the homes of thjis town and province, during the long and eventrulf period whicih has elapsed since the date of' its establishmuent in 1737, it is now the grateful task of it-s proprietors, at the commencement of the ...

... I The importance of establishing a western packet station to facilitate the daily extending intercourse with America is beginning to be felt to be an im- perial as well as an Irish question. The advantage to the merchants of London and Liverpool, and to the manufacturers of Manchester, Birmingham, and Stockport, of shortening the period of communica- tion between the great marts of England ...

... I The guardians held their weekly meeting yesterday in the se workhouse, Jamnes's-street, l HENsRY BOwiLES, Esq., in the chair. is The following guardians attended:-Dr. Nalty, ?? to John Healy, John Byrne, Captain Nowlan, Henry Price, is John Ouseley Bonsall, William Parker, Dr. Wall, E. D. a] Williams, Charles F. Dowling, Sir Timothy O'Brien, M.P., tr Alderman Keshan, J.P., George White, ...

... (HARILTABI SOCiEY P OFUST. VINCENT DE PAUL. Everybody regards Christmas as a very eventful time; by some it is spent in fond associations and happy recollectiOns, to many others it is a time for sad thoughts and solemn re- fiections; such is this chequered life. There are very few who do not indulge in some extra enjoyment and pleatares at this festive season ; and we believe there are none in ...

... I l I The usual weekly meeting of the association was held at the Royal Dublin Society House on Tuesday, Sir EDWARD BoRoucit, Bart., in thechair, The other members present were-Dr. Vance, Dr. Tufnell, J. Haughton, R. Molloy, P. Neville, and J. Loach, Esqrs. Mr. Read, who was in attendance, read the following re- port of the nuisances abated in the various police districts for the week ending ...