... MEETING OF SOLTCITORS. --i- .n A--nt. of tbe soli- I Saturday a meeting, pursuant to adjournment or toeur iors of Ireland, took place at the Royal Exchange, to hear the report of the deputationl ayjpoirited to wait on his ExeclI leicy the Lord Lieutenant, relative to the appoitmirnrllL to the office of Filazer of the Exchequer, now vactngt. Mr. Goddard, president of tire former meeting took ...

... SIR-Having read in the Mail of the 2d inst. an account of the outrage committed on the Rev. A. Hogg, in the pa- rish of Clone, we felt it our duty to malke no reply thereto, finding the investigation bfore the magistrates of Mohill. That investigation having closed, by the committal of a young man named Dunriell, on no other evidence than that of two men, named Johnston and Searlett, tenants ...

... I Dublin, 4, Russell-strcet, Just. 1, 1537. MY DEAR Slt-In a letter addressed by you to Mr. P Arthur French, the present excellent secretary of the fi General Association, and which I read in the FnEEMAN of g' yesterday, lam sorry to find the following sentence- U1- v der the present adjournment it appears to mre that those re. solitions (meaning the resolutions regarding a poor law for ...

... MINISTER'S MONERY!--ST. MARK'S PARISH. THE ?? E OF BACONI-tNOT TIHE CITJEE OF SOULS I ! 1 An ad[vertisemenlt appeared in the Fl IUMAN'S JOUatNAL of Satuiday morinirig, head-il's, ' Sl.zuiu: or, Fr.IrrC OF BACON Flo, Mtt. MINEIL'S IMNISTE~LW6 MIONEY-ST. MlABiKEs PAIIIS1 !! arid requesting the neighbouis and fellow pa- rishioriers of John M'Permot, I1, TowniSelid-street, to at- h tend the sale ...

... The main body of Toties is essentially compounded of three classes. The first class consists of those who having profited, and still profiting by abuses, are determined to stick to them happen what will. These gentry may be com- pared to the old owl in the Arabian tale, who blessed Sul- tan Mahmoud, because while he continued to reign there would be no want of ruined villages. The second ...

... I ?? oYw. I VJCTOh Y!- VlCTORY!! GLORIOUS TERMINATION OF THE LONGFORD ELECTION. (From our own Reporter.) Lurgford, Friday Night. The contest is over, and, as I anticipated, White is the member. Thus all the vauntings of the Tories and the hopes of the Holy Sergeant fall to the ground. Longford is fiee, and has nobly redeemed the expectations that were held of her public spirit, and placed ...

... (From the Portfolio.) Having now explored the country froin its south-eastern to its north-westein extremity, we set out the same day, though by a different route, on our return to the coast, *with difficulty breaking from t be earnest entreaties of those warml hearted people that we should cross the great mountain chain, arid see the country on the other side. The whole assem. blage, upwards ...

... MILITAARY PROMO riONS-WAR.OFFICE, DEc. 30. 5th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant Robert Meade to be Captain, by purchase, vice Loraine, who retires; and Cornet James Whitaker to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Meade. 15th Regiment of Light Deagoons-Lieutenant Hugh Brabazon Higgins, from the 31st Regiment of Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Carrington, who retires. 7th Regiment of ...

... A LEFROY TENANT AND FREEDOM OF ELEC. TIONI OR THE CASE OF PETER PRUNTY. q TO THE EDIITOR OF TILE FREENMAN. ,ri Ini the annals of electioneering stirdtagem, aliii eniconstijn.(!, tional and ilim-gal hiterference with the rights of the voters, t'O for bic thi contyhas lredy btaied o dscreitale i character, no case has occurred equal either in the rnagrii de ?? of the tyranny adopted by the ...

... DiN MOYtJaNU' 2,1ur8l37 DUBLIN: MONDAY. JANUARY 2, 1837. FOREIGN NEWS-THE WEATHER. The severe weather seems to have compassed all Europe; its rigour has, however, much abated. The London papers are filled with accounts of casualties and losses sustained during the last snow storm. FRANCE-ATTEMPT TO MURDER THE KING. At length we have intelligence from France, as usual -f a regicide nature. ...

... CUlI BONO BISHOPS? I ?? D -T. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING PosL Trinity College, December .30, 1836. Mr. EDITOR-I find, ir your paper of' list right, that I have apparently failed in conviocing ,you that the dispositions of the Irish clergy are riot those of hostility and defiance to their Bishops, as you had represented them to be in your former article, arti that you still persist in ...

... (From the Clonmiel Advertiser.) From tbe irstpuiblication of thbeprospctus'of this hitherto truly Native and National Company, we stvdd forward as its disinterested friend. We hailtd it, not as a mete commercial 'money grabbing speculation, the tendency and efforts of which would naturally he to make the greatest possible gains witb the soiallest possible-'trouble, Vut as a National nsti-- ...