Right her wrongs in battle line.’ * We fully confess that much was written In this journal tending remotelg to that end. Calculated stimulate the hope and desire of groat and speedy changes wrought people’s might But not one witbeyond what was sjioken by the orators of the moveme

Highnesses the Dncheae of Cambridge and the Princess Mary, and the Hereditary Grand Drsiheis of Maddenhnrgh StreUtz, visited her Majesty the Queen the Belgians yesterday, at Buckingham Palace. His Highness Prince Albert rode out horseback yesterday, attanded hr See equerry in wa

HOUSE OF COMMONS— Thuudat. RAILWAY COMMITTEE. This committee met again this morning two o'clock** Sir George Clerk in the chair. DUBLIN AND BANDYMOLNT ATMOSPHERIC. The difficulty stated in our report yesterday the clause in this bill, which would grant land to company which had a

next. Two Trains fbr Passengers only, will be Dispatched Daily from the Dublin Terroinuw of Company for CARLOW, stopping at the Stations ; one at Nino o’clock a.m., the other atJftwtol! lock I' M. ; and Two Trains will Leave Daily ; one at Half-past Nine o’clock thybther at Five

Cocks of H«v at PRIEST-HOUSE, opposite George Roe, Esq.’s Gale, NUTLEY. In the Matter ot\ SOLD by AUCTION, on Henry Madden f WEDNESDAY, the sth AueMU and Others. [1846, 60 Cocks of prime Herbage ) made np in the best manner.—Ba|r at *“ THOMAS DILLON, Auctioneer, No. 11 Henry-str

The Earl of Arran, through his active and kind agent, John Symes, Esq., has purchased a large quantity of oatmeal which he is now distributing among those living on this part of his estate, upon the most liberal and easy terms. Mr. Walsh . and Mr. Jackson of Carramore arc likewi