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extinct In reference 10 the existence of thess t. iles, we may observe that in l6l3, Murroubh O. Brien, the then head of the house, repaired to En- giand' and resigned his sovereignty 10 Edward VT, and was in recoinpense created Earl of Thomond for life, and Baron Luchiquin.
 1he second holder of the baroueicy. Sir Edward o Iifien, was the of the Rt. Rev. Hou. I.ucius O bren, who died during the lifetime of his father oi ms father. by Catherine. daughter Of Thomas heighiey, Esq, of Harlingford, county of Heris. grand eanghter of the first of Carenden and first cousin Of Queens Mary and Anne. Fn the latter points the records Of the several families agree
 MT. O'Brien married about twelve years silce tEs daughtes of Joseph Gabbelt. Esq, of Limerick by whom he has had issued either SIX O. seven children.
 MT. O'Brien is graduate of Trinity Colleare Cambridge. When hrst returned for the family borough oi Eanis, in ls50 MT 0 'Bricn was tory, and us such opposed Nr O'Conneli in he case ef tle memorable Clare election. He subsequently |. came whig, tbeu radical, and in lSi3 he frst joined the repeal ranks. Since 1885 he has lepre sehied the county of Limerick. On the last occa- sion he succeeded iu defeating Mir Caleb Powell the Old Ireland, by 2l votes Mir. OFBren fourht duel with tIe late Mir, Thomas Steele, having ex- change two shots with that gentleman Sir Lncius v Bfien, elder bTother is Lord Lieutenant of the county of Clare. Tine Dowagrr Lady O'Brien is SUI hFinS' anu possesses property o about EJJ0D per anHun, 10 which her serond son was nI,vavs considered 10 be heir; but in other respects than as heir in prospect, Mir. O'Bricn never was weaTthv-
 lie has, when in lrcland taken up his residence at the seat ol his mother
 FRANCE.
 Very little news of interest has been received by this arrival from France No event of interest has occurred, and all things remain tranquil The Re- ceiNe's 'enerai have all been invited 10 repair ta Paris, 10 discuss doubt, the project of the new loan, and such other loans as France may reeuire II IS proposed for the National Assembly to take recess for month, weich appears to be inexpedient as II will give time and opportunity for the eu Is to reoTgaaize Tue Common Council of Paris have revived the duty on meat. When the tax was es abolished by the Provisional Government 1t did not reduce the price.
 Ffoudhon and hts aSrarian principles have been completely floored in The Chsmber and with him ali tae plots against property, and good government -d' ihiers, hncing il unnecessary 10 make any speech the occasion, offered the following very important and significant resolution, which was car Tied 69i against ,, and has done more 10 settle inc character of this revolution than any other meas ure:
 "Fhe National Assembly, considering that the proposition ot the citizen froHGhoa Is odious al- tack on the principles oi public morality; that t is fragrant violation of the right of property. which Is the basis of social order that encourages delasion, and appeals 10 the viiest passons con siderins, further that the outline of il has catuni- niaied the revolution of February in wishing to render il an aecotnpice of ihe theories which .ae had developed in tine tribune, passes to the ordcr of tho day"
 The Committee Of Inquiry the late reyolu- sion have had their report read in that body and il appears certain, from the facts and testimony that Ledru kon i.ous Baue, and Cassuiiiere are sori- ously implicated in the affair, as we all along be- IteEed Godiehaux, the Minister of Finance has had suea series difficulties 10 encounter with the Com mittae on finance, that il is not supposed he can hold his position in the Cabinet Tife French Min 'sters are determined, unless under great xtremty not to send troops into Italy, and they are trying to indnce England to join r fuuct in offering i5ip tacdtation to adjust all differences between Austria and CaarieS Albert. 4 French company. however, ot 2o0o0 meni to be formed ot Aiarse;lles
 Iahnartine, We are happy 10 perceive after a close investigation of his conduct, ss not even noteiy been compromised in the late outbreak in foris Withut any great improvement in French affairs things begiuto assume more settled ana tranquil condition.