... CORRESPONDENCE. THE SECRETARYSHIP THE ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS. TO THE XDITOB OP TUB IRISH TIMES. seen letter in Dublin Whig print, stating that the made by the Ecclesiastical Commiae oners, in appointing “Mr Franks to the vacancy, caused by the lamented ...

... who, of late years, have attempted to rule everything in Ireland, and denounced all who did not come up to their notions as Whigs and ** traitors. O’Coknell, as an Emancipator, or in any other capacity in which men might view his greatness—as distinguished ...

... u maw& Colo* and per is me pasta re waive • nete decided &drum VIM aid fay a ; the oaks at Cut bunk nu to • fair aired al Whig trursied U tne ad'sass'..'.- Other Securities shared is rem extent sohneeka Is the PAM Suet& 1%• Suet st the (hest %When sad ...

... aristocratic influence, might be too much even for the maws of the gullible Reformer* who affect to believe in the sincerity of Whig leaders. ia on the cards for Mr. Brand to win, but perhaps this is one of the cases where it might judicious to lose with good ...

... infra dig to delve, had not his Vienna Point master fortunately carried the Foreign Office over the way, leaving the Juvenile Whig of Tiverton to abide in the original parish settlement of toryism, the birth-place of patronage and pay. Of ** prey” one might ...

... forthcoming return match by telegraph with the Dublin Chess Club. refer to the following extract from the Belfast Weekly Northern Whig on this subject 44 At a meeting of the club, on Wednesday evening last, it was resolved that a challenge to a return match ...

... upon her as, it is said, have terminated fatally. Irvine hat since sunk under the brutal treatment received him.— Northern Whig. How He Escaped tiir Oraucht,— The Reading (Pennsylvania) Times says:—lt is well known that Commissioner Knapp was very precise ...

... the carriage, butaltln atcly another coach was provided, and the Lieutenai t was then driven safety to the hall.— Northern Whig. A for her Majesty’s Bounty.—On Snnday night last the wife of poor labouring man, residing In William-street, Ceshel, was safely ...

... WtosESUAt.-Another explosion took place Edmund’s Mam Colliery to-day, at three OC, °TiIE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. (Soriheia Whig) received last night the following private telegranj, from source which re .Hldistribute in person the medals the successful ...

... many years the pleasure of Father John’s- friendship, but neither of us can know him beaten than knows himself. A Voice—He is Whig like yourself Ci lcnel Herbert—l would suggest thu gentleman fi/ct to hear Father Jebn’s statement, and aftorw&rds to answer ...

... pleassere of Fathier John's friend- at ship, but wcither of us elln know himi better than he cc kinewe himself.E A Vcice-lie is a Whig like yourself In Coluntl Ilerbert-1 would su~ggest till goatletrian r f ireto):ar Futher Jelbri's stateenet, and afterwards ...