... acolamations of the meeting, the h Chair was taken by The LORD MAYOR, L. T. J. D. MuLitx, Esq. Secretary. His Lordship, on faking the chair, addressed the meeting as ' follows :-Gentlemen in conformity with your wishes, as ex- a pressed by vou in the document ...

... the routed statements, and one column of ready-reck- oning supplies the place of another as rapidly as a falsehood can be exposed. This gentleman is sub- stracted from the Melbourne majority, because he is proved to have declared himself a friend to the ...

... her millions, her virtuous millions, are denounced aliens and perjurers; the faithful few who love and represent her are exposed to the yells of the debauchee, and the con- tumely-of large majorities'; safer for them to trust their hands into the scorpions ...

... to a~e enmptlbyment jiten to t9them., They h a righit.to 'th'ern'eve- tewoko be their own hands, ?? no man hada right 'tio fake froma them ' that whjch nature' bd&iv~ e4iu'aly 'to'a11 thie fiult'of the iis labiour which ithey poduc'ed' by the Sweat of ...

... it justicet.) & Mr. M'Keon continued.. Althonugh he (Mr. Tyler) had d never before had the pleasure of meeting them face to. fake I he (Mr. M'K eon) thought that response would convince it him that at least they were no strangers to his labours. He a] (Mr ...

... happily the shelter of that house, they had nothing before them but a life of profligacy and vice. If it were only for their Fakes, and the saken of persons similarly e sl- tuated, there ought to be poor lawsa. Besides, it should not: be forgotten that the ...

... false (cheers). With respect to the )- question before them, nb one there denied that it was the ry right of the nation tq~fake arms in its hands to defend its e- liberty. They did netmuarrel with that principle ; but idMr. Mitchel quarrelled* w'ith their ...

... and the fame that had attended his viceroyalty in India (Lear, hear). Ve can re- ?? that, as was truly said, some vagabond exposed Lord Iiaddington to the imputation of being a partisan Lord Lieu- tenant of Ireland (heal, hear). We can all recollect that ...

... the present moment the higher portion of the Irish nobility was by due course of law under- going the process of extinction. 'Fake, then, the case of the Irish Secretaries, ho s mauv of them were Irish ? During the last half century, tiough some scotch ...

... of the mystification whereby they sought to confuse men's minds as to the real nature of the alterations they were about to Fake in pommnittee; and in conT sihleration of their doing so the Irish members, or rather Mr. Keogh acting on their behalf; assented ...

... by canal have to pay for a week's provisions more than those travelling by railroad, besides losing time and being longer exposed to fraud. Passengers are advised in nro event to engage their passage to distant small places that do not lie on the main ...

... under a deeper sense of grave respon- sibility. I feel that I leave to lay bare the disingenidouness of the commise ionere, to expose tlee blender heaped upon a majority of thies board, to resist icedignantly the malignant attack- made upon tiesrelipion of ...