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ed 10 their common enemy He also complained
that the Roman Catholic Prelates did not get their
full and diocesan titles in the Gazette.
DR.. Murray concludes with general exhortation
to an unprejudiced and dispasslonate view OF the
subject.


In a postscript he adds the copy of a resolution
adopted at general m, meeting Of the Roman Catho-
"That, as the Prelates have taken different views
Of the New Charitable Bequess Act, 1t is the opin-
ion OF this meeting that every Prelate be left at
perfect liberty to act according to the dictates OF
his own conscience respecting the measure"


Several law changes are expected to take place
in Ireland, owing to the continued illness Of Chief
Justice Pennetather.


storm, which, besides doing considerable damage
to the shipping, sunk the Ellen from Ichaboe, with
guano. One Of the crew, Norwegian, was
drowned.


Hordes Of money were forthcoming for the Irish
railways. The whole capital of f6O0, 600 required
for the Southern Railway, from Dublin to Cork,
were subscribed in three days, and subscribed en-
tirely in Ireland.


The linen trade Of Belfast, as regards prices was
never known to be lower; but the weavers were
in full work, and the demand for yarns is steady
Mr.. O'Connell Unexpectedly lett Merlon-square
to pass the Christmas with his family at Derrynane
Abbey. He is to return on the 9th Of January.
The weekly meeting OF the Repeal Association
the 10th ultimo possessed little interest. The
rent had fallen to ESQ, and Mr.. O'Connell moved


that from the first of January the repeaers through
out Ireland be called on to send in weekly contri-
buttons. Another attack upon the leading whig
papers, and complimentary resolution to Thomas
Steele, for his exertions in putting down Riband-
ism in the counties OF Cavan and Leitrm, constr
| tuted the proceedings OF the day.
The meeting Of the Repeal Association on the


2Sd presented no striking feature. In the absence


Of Mr O'Connell, Mr. Smith O'BrIen S1,o was the


The funeral Of the Earl OF Limerick, which
| took place on Monday week at Limerick, was


marked by most disgusting behavior on the part Of