Chairman agreeing with the honourable member for Cashel, John bunaloa himgplf up. and walked off in a huff. THE TRUCE OF IRELAND. "The Truce of Ireland" is the heading given by the Nation to the address "to the Repealers of Ireland," which as signed ye

impression fa- vourable to the Government. We have had opportunities of demonstrating on several oc- casions that the truce in Ireland (stuch as it is) is the result of a compromise with disaffection and ruffianism, by which compromise the gross- est injustice

Hall were now leagued together. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) To prove this he read an extract from The Natimt., headed "The truce of Ireland," and signed by John Miley, D.D. William S. O'Brien, M.P. John O'Connell, M.P. John B. Dillon, Andrew R. Stretch, Charles

make any impression favourable to the Government. We have had opportunities demonstrating on several oacasions that the truce in Ireland (such it is) is the result of a compromise with disaffection and ruffianism, which compromise the grossest injustice

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wished magistincy. During, the limited period of his own residence he could discern a 'disposition on all sides to say—a truce in Ireland, and in his casual intercourse with society, several to conflict. He did not think he needed to offer any explanation

make any impression favourable fo the Government. have had portunities of demonstrating on several occasions that the truce Ireland (such as it is) is the result of a compromise with disaffec tion and ruffianism, which compromise tbe grossest injustice

than that of the population. The taxes raised in Scotlandi, with a population of 2,600,000 .odds, are equal to the truce' raised on Ireland with her 8,200,000 odds. Obuttli—tiltnibetsitits. . _ OXFORD, Nov. 20.—There will be an election at Queen's College

force. The colonel of the National Guard, M. Raybaud, is to tried a council of war, and 31. Talandicr, substitute the truce IRELAND. the procurcur-gcneral. dismissed from his functions. . i The Government has also decided that considerable sum (from *

of all parties. Within the last few days, however, there have been symptoms, that though there may possibly be a truce as regards Ireland, the divisions of parties are, i/ posriOU, to be kept as clear, and their struggles maintained as warmly, as over