... I1Te $t.emilro jomtnal DUBLIN: TRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1858. . 'I A CASE FOR THE COMMITTEE ON THE LAND- LORD AND TENANT BILLS. Sir Arthur Brooke, M.P. for Fermanagh, has the reputation of a good landlord. We have a faint recollection of a speech once delivered on a public occasion by Sir Arthur, in which he stated that Tenant-rightthad been observed by his an- cestors from time immemorial, and ...

... ?? Sur-In the Dublin Eseoiosg Post of yesterday I see an advertisement about the Carlow election, which you or souse of your friends have been good enough to transmit for publication to this city, which does me the honour of men- tioning my name, and which, in the hurry and other exi- gencies of your election, states of. me that which is not tre. The thing is done in too marked a way to be ...

... MIECHANt6S' INSTITUTE,-MPS W1NzT,8 I . U~~ECTURE. Mrs. Catherine Winter, whose name is somewh *M to the public through her persevering efforts in the I Offices, the Court of Chancery, and the Court f Q of Bench, to obtain redressforherself delivered a lecturer course last evening, in the Theatre of the Mechanics 1,uii_ on the rights of woman in general, and her own coas X ticular. The ...

... E I BY ElE4CTRIC TELEGRAPH. W. H. &Siib and &m's Newspaper Ofce, No. 1, Edenswqy, Jan. 14 1863. LIvERPOOL, FaIDAY, TDinEE O'CLOCsc.-The steam-ship Africa, advertised to sail for New York on Saturday, the 16th instant, is detained till Tuesday morning, by order of the Admiralty. LONDOX. FUNDS-STOCIC AND SHARE MAHlKET-(C1Oi1ng Pricea).-Condtol for Account and Money 994 ; Three-and -a- Quarter ...

... LICENSED RETAIL GROCERS' AND VINTNERS' TRADE PROThCrliON SOCIETY. The committee of the above society held their usual weekly meeting on Wednesday last, at 17, York-street, Mr. DENIS FLANAGAN in the chair. Mr. Martin Bourke handed in the year's subscription of Mr. John Hoye, grocer, &c., Cbarlemont-street. The Secretary said that in pursuance of directions at their late public meeting he had ...

... i. .*Y EXPRESS. B I LIVERPOOLWEEfLY COMMERCIAL (FROM OUR Ow'Ia CORREBPo00DE11.)0 Liverpoec . Considerable satisfaction has been felt that the Zy li the Bank of England separated yesterday w ith oe Ifectoti vancing the rate of interest. With regard to the in. 'o94il, on Thursday weelr, from 2 to 2* per cent, it ie ,crasii sidered as a necessary and wise Precautiona eryily calation to give a ...

... The following are some of the letters which were read at the tenant-right meeting on Tuesday. Our space prevents us giving several others wbich were read for the meeting:- 3 London, 8th January, 1863. DEAR SIRS-I regret that my engagements here render it impossible for me to attend the meeting to bs held on the lth Instant at the council rooms of the Tenant League. My resolution is ...

... 1Ie fbeemat' $ounial DUBLIN: SATURDAY)A JANUARY 15, 1863. THE CHURCH QUESTION-THE DESERTERS. Three months have hardly yet elapsed since the representatives of Catholic Ireland publicly assem- bled in this city, ard, bound themselves by a mutual pledge never to identify themselves with any Marty in the state which refused to recognise the principle of Religious Equality. Perfect unanimity upon ...

... EXpENSES ON[DILORAUY IN THE UNITED ISrATES, (Conticsviedfrom Satnrday's Freeman). FOtOn MtR. FOLSOM AT THE HAGUE. I have kept an accurate account of my disbursements, I and can vouch for the correctness of this statement. The I cost of living is probably greater bore than. in any other , part of the continent, and quits equal to that of London, i excepting only in the item of house-rent. ...

... The deceased prelate was born in the year 1793. He was descended, in the paternal line, from the Higginses of Mayo, his father having migrated from the neighbourhood of Westport about the middle of the last century, and settled as a farmer in the northern extremity of the county Longford. By this side of his family his lordship was related to the Right Rev. Dr. M'Nicholae, late Bishop of ...

... FOREIGN GNTEILLIGENCE. | I - THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARIS, WVEDNESDIAY EVENING.-The Turkish ambassador had an audience of the Emperor to-day to present his letters of credence, and had afterwards a long conference with the Minister for Foreign Affairs. It is said that an offer has been made by the French government to intervene in the affair of MontenegrO, in order to prevent a complication of ...

... DUMFRIESSHIRE-LORD DRUMLANRIG. Lord Drumlanrig was re-elected on Wednesday for Dam- lriesebire. The Sheriff haing gone through the usual formalities, Colonel Graham, of Moasknow, proposed, and Mr. E. Elliot, of Hardgrave, seconded the nomination of his lord- ship. The Hon. Butler Johnstone, M.P., then came forward and made some remarks, concluding by asking the newly elected member what course ...