... 'S:ECO7N Dil EDITION. :I I . ! . . ' . Fhsumhxw Ork'ion, ?? o'Oiook. IRELAND. Tbe 2iVes ?? ory for somethiag to be done for Ireland Las now appeared at a pa, whieh we may Lope id prelimirnry to 2renonalole aeonuoion, not to say legtelation, even it it could be proved as we think not to be imporsible, thet avery word said by a crowd of agitators, lay or olerioal, turns out as pure noneense, as ...

... aI . _ - _ I .- s r % . . Mr. IDaunt hau addressed the following letter to Dean O'Brien : Kilcascan, Jan. 27, 18o8. REviZmmD Sin-Allow me, as an Irishman, to thank you for your timely and politic act of instituting the Declaration in favour of the Repeal of the Union. Self legislation is the vital need of Ireland. While I do not deny the utility of minor measures of relief, I at the same ...

... %- J o on u - L - I j On isaday eveuing Mr. Train delivered the second of the series of lectures with which he bas agreed to favour the Cork public previous to Ihs departure to fulfil similar programmes in the o nberprincipal places in this country. The discourse of the previous night, of the character of which only a very Inaufficient Idea can be obtained from its pe- ruoul in a necessarily ...

... TFUlIELn FIRE IN MARYLPBONE-TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF OVER TWENTY SHOPSj On Ram ?? -- -1- A _ I ar- On Sunday morning, shortly after midnight, a, fire Mrs which assumed the moet serious aspect, ald destroyed a vast amount of property, broke out it Portuman tala Mdarket, near Church-street, Marylobone, exactly op. Ni- posite the Marylebone Theatre. Owing to a high gale alto, of wind,tho flames ...

... PIE1; HFAD I)rDbfI\I UP 50 9 a n m jarlary 2U, - s- \l i Jenuary ?? and & C, II b ?? tt .ai er', Ib ?? ' Toumb ant KI liare, Etoar'S, L, r ,, 1vt 1oi'tol Lord (8ong)l, statoer, I ; . ;w ; i ruaFY 1V -1 Irou Duke tel Trsfaltr gr, BtO3J ' Lv 1201 Slanley Abd Ahilmlir at ?? - viers, HotyheN Kiittilwkr, FteAmer. Sllotl!; Mate, Wexrrod, ImAt1 Jaullaly 20-E~esa..yapji. ateand,, ji2! Od; i Janariy 1S ...

... I THE ORANG(E CONVICTIoNs, i (Jrom te ltimes of Yestcreloy,) It may be that some of the Northern Orangemen will be very angry at tbis treatment of a chief of their aesociation. But people generally will warsnly approve the conduct of the Irish Government, At a time when tho leaders of one extreme faction are being sentenced to long terms of penal servitude, when even seditious jnurualiste have ...

... TuR eubjoined important statements in Vhe Lonidn papers of yesterday morning with segard to the Church Establishment show that the Leader of the Liberal Party means to take immediate action on the question. To- day the Eight Hon. Gentleman will give a notice of a motion which will promptly and distinctly raise the issue of Dis-establishnlent. The annexed extracts give the fullest infro- mation ...

... I LATEST INTELUiGENCE (BY TELEGRAPH.) FRANC&. It FPai, Wednesday, Feb. 19. p The France of this evening says that the good offices of France have now been requesed in oon. .0 O Dection with the negociation between Austri end m the Papal Sce for the revision of the concordat Tbe c- same journal maintains that overturee havd been ,e made to Cardinal Antonelli respecting the establish. ment of ...

... THE COLLECTION OF RXTWI'. TUN ZD)ITOR OF' Tii It`tI1tAN. Limerick, Junn t, Sin-In your Noan of the lot inst. I have real a litter which states that poor rates are h b ?? 16eted at 4d. per aound' I be to asiure the wrtitir tbaitthere are no fc1rpenny ollectors in the coarityofi Limerick. It In easy enough tlo maken oalcola~zoiis onr ialaepa'onole, no purposie, howeovr,can bosesrerdby that ...

... (ITlOU OJUR COR111 OND'IBIICNT.) DstOoflEDA, W!I)NLEDAY.-Tbe eolemn office and ruquium blars for the repose of the soul of the VeryI RLv. Father Dardis, was celebrated yesterday, in thei Church of the Franciscane, Drogheda, at eleven o'clock, by a largo concourse of the secular and re- gular clergy of the town and neighboiring parishes. 'Tlhe celebrant on the occasion was the Very ?? r DL; ...

... FELEMASE OF MR. A. M. SULLIVAN, T,. 11 a r P -A ?? . f -d ?? 11_. ?? I l esserray Jer. o.. ii.uluu wa released from Richmond Bridewell, where he bad been confined since the 1Oth of February. The authority from the Government for Mr. Sallivan's liberation reached Captain Bold, the governor of the prion, on Sunday morning, but the necessary bail bonds could not be prepared until yesterday. At ...

... THE ODDFELLOWS' AM.C. AT CHE !jEN. IHAM. The affairs of the Manchester Unity of Oddrlelws are administered by a body of deputies, elected by the varioue dietricth throughout the kingdom, witA is styledthe Annual Moveable Committee, fronm the fact that it assembleg in a different town each year for the transaction of ?? affecting ti~a entire code. This committee, which is as it were the ...