Our dull contcinporaiy has treated us to ano ther dose of lies and nonsense in;lns last. In one article be says It now admitted by the lorn sal that do Orange exists in the Ucgimeut t present quartered in Kilkenny.” This is a specimen of impudent falsehood worthy of the Moderelo

Thursday morning last, Miss Elizabeth O’Callalhak, daughter Owes C O’Callaiiban, Esq., this city, received the while veil the Chapel of the Presentation Convent. number of the most respectable individuals were present to witness this solemn and interesting ceremony. The Right Re

The last number of the Weekly United Servu e Juurnui has copied one of the Moderator's dull articles in praise of Orangeism and Major Ross, and signs at the end Kilkkn'.vv Journal, if taken from us. This is a gross and malignant libel our character —we have sins enough of our ow

Monday lust, Messrs. A. Dknrochk and T. lADI.BV were out fowling excursion, and were followed by a boy abmit 12years old, named P. Quinlan, who was marking birds forthem,&c. In goingover a ditch, near Mr. rociu'.’s gun happened gooff,& the unfortunate bov, Quinlan, received the

LIFE INSURANCE, is object of the first imporUnuu to every class of society, yet many persons are' entirely unacquainted with its peculiar advantages, or with the extent and universally of its application the coneernsof life. The folio wing are few only of the most obvious cases

from first ptge.J it places me. business at ouca (cheers and laughter.) must put down the House Lords (immense cheering ) ou are slaves—j'oa *re miserable nimions power —you have tsba'ioe ol amelioration ot your institutions until the House of Lords is thoroughly reformed (Hear,

merit, the post-oilh tua'/mn S'. An ■ on t in 2 the >fcnu when the multi:u.i* wore r they when at the con of a shop t e violent and hi;” f. -A them ?n ihi' Da ■jin . •! ■il '-t’ the K troops down C. rt l ou-str ior -trcet Iti dur.l !>;. . ii<‘ '-.’.n*' n’t* us‘* o ;ii he would kv

* 1 ATI'. .IF. i ol XTUV rr.POLS AsstLT.—On Sunday last, abr-ut the hour nine o'cl'**-k, Mr. W seniu.% tlie ’-market, was hi? own tour, a suddenly u. him xde ..ire wiih '/.etc iron r:f mbling a l;:e-o j; v.I; split on.- his evo-brow his under .Up, pod iVac* :r-. b«i f) !i;_' this

the Times of Saturday there is an article which in very strong language holds up to well-merited detestation both the things spoken by Mr. O'Connell at Glasgow, and the conduct of those who heard him, without kicking him out of the room. Afrer quoting some of the lying abusivene