... IRE AND Tur out-going Government seem determined that their ejection from power shall be as satisfactory to their friends as their enemies. Their finality and other tom-fooleries have not only finished their party, but is likely to finish the country too. Their Reform Bill, rotten to the core, has all but abolished our franchise ; their timidity and their time-serving have left the ...

... national repeal association. The weekly meeting of the Association was held on Monday in the Conciliation Hall. Mr. Smith Bnen entered the Hall shortly after one o’clock, and was received with loud cheers. On the motion of the hon. member the chair was taken, amidst enthusiastic acclamation, by O’Neill Esq. The Chairman said that he accepted with great pride the honour presiding over that ...

... The Morniny Chronicle of Wednesday says that Viscount Sandon has refused the secretaryship of Ireland, the ground, probably, of oat wishing to plunge Liverpool in an election contest. It now said, with every semblance of truth, that Sir Thomas Fremantle has been offered the appointment by Sir Robert Peel. understand that express was forwarded Sir Robert Peel, at Windsor Castle, Tuesday evening ...

... The general good conduct of the people is borne testimony to, and the exceptions to the general mil dwelt upon with merited severity. The agrartss crimes are attributed to land disputes; the report says, •• The whole nature of Christian men appears in such cases to changed, and the one absorbing feeling as the possession of land stifles all others, and extinguishes the plainest principles of ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The weekly meeting of the Association was held on Monday in the Conciliation Hall. The Liberator entered the hall about one o’clock. On the motion of the hon. gentleman the chair taken WiLLiax O’Neill Daunt, Esq. Mr. Ray read the minutes of last day’s meeting. The Liberator—l have the honour to hand in £2, the renewed subscription of the Hon. George Hely ...

... POLICE OF FICE—Monpay FLowers-—A woman, Bamed Ma; Anne Hughes, was ordered to be im prisoned a month, for stealing a quantity of flowers out of the garden of Mr. John Montgomery, Ballymacarrett. A largs basketful of beautifal flowers was produced in court garden. that was found to have been stolen from Pserer Macennis.—A queer specimen o oman nature, named Peter Magennis, about fifty years of ...