... pricticable, the same popular mn'thod of Collection which, on a similar occasion i~n the ptist year, enabled all classes of Irishmen to give proof of their gratitude antd respect for this distinguished Publin Man. Where recurrtence to that mode shaill be ...

... fever-y pariucipla of' juarice. ?? to theo rdvai,osmvuert of agri -lture. produutire Ut ano~rtr rd bid teelirag amougeat Irishmen, sand against thle real interests trod ttuea Is irir of religsoi. Proposedl byv ?? Blke ; secritdud by Dasvid Kelly Resolved ...

... s tainiog the sentiments of the united parishioners ,Ks'a cts« the finishing ot tbe present Chapel; I told them i beard tbvwas a difference on tbis subject, and that I would never say or do any thing to divide Irishmen ; they pledged thexnielves thatthey ...

... you have in view. Irishmen should never forget that each day that passes over us id a new rivet in the chain of the Union-that the sooner the work of Repeal is commenced the less difficulty we will have in effecting it. Had.,the United States of America ...

... has absconded, arid left them, far from home,! without ta10555 and unable to subsist, if the characteristic gen'& ra irv of Irishmen du not asasist them. 'rito Bond ?? of, a Leader anid Twenity-four Alusicians,' situ they will give MORKNING CONCERT'S every ...

... Sackvilie-street. Moved by N. III. Barrett, Eaq. seconded by Mr. L. Davis: Resiolved-I hat anixious as we are to see all Irishmen united, arid patticul,,rly desirous to see Mir. O'Connell aund Mr. Lawless iio-opertinig, whilst we deem it due to. the binour ...

... applying t ?? Offile of this Paper. !HE First Stone of the intended Parochial Catholic Church, T. in Westland-row, for the United Parishes of St. Andrew, St. Peter, St. Mark, and St. Ann, will be laid, 'wit de solemnity, on MONDAY NEXT, the h30b instant ...

... addiressed A. B., at the Office of this Paper5 or a l j;, Little James's-street, will meet attentitn. ]%.a full Meeti g of the United Paris-bee of Cismulliu sand kano ark, held at Culmullin, on the 26thi inst. .IOHN. UHHNSON, isq. J.P , ie te Chair, The folloring ...

... rotnwitritanding our distinguished coun- trymainu, DJNertL O'CONNELL, hes received the thanks aof every Public Meeting of Irishmen, until such thatks have become a matter of oours, in consequence of the deep detit ot gratitude which we still owe him (and ...

... al and unnecessary' mearures no brougrt foriard hy: bis illjaatv's mijijistors, teosing to, ?? us of our birth, right at Irishmen and British subjects. John Pearaon, . ' J'afiiak Hughs,' Williani Magennis, Maitbew AMGraik, Stephen Mackey, Jkubn kelob ...

... Harvey. After which (third time), the New Comic Piece; called THE KENTUCKIAN, OR A TRIP TO NEW YORK. As acted throughout the United States and in the principal Theatres in London with most enthusiastic applause. Colonel Nimrod Wildfire, Mr Hackett; Freeman ...

... has the: means will be convinced that it will be for him not only a. noble work of charity, but a deed of justice, to aid Irishmen, in their xertions to secure the benefits of religion for them-, selves, Ktllo peetuate its institutions for not only their ...