... to the Trades’ Union news room copy the Encyclopaedia.— 1 banks to Mr. were passed unanimously* MR. JOHN LAWI.XSS. Mr. SUvin proposed tbe of Mr. John Lawless member c:f the Union. In doing so, Mr. Slevin entered into a long and distinct detail of the ...

... I’ltesday night large |,.mlv of armed men, who, aflem breaking several valuable pier -hsas and pictures look away some lire arms. * farmers the county Kilkenny, great is the term, have actually brought hack their arms to hand them out their midnight visitors ...

... reform, you replied, and well nobly, 1 too late, must content the English people.’* was said that Loid John Bussell's book was at variance with Lord John Russell’s h«ll, still vou answered. must content the people England,” was said, that the repre* sentntivet ...

... Ctiioo, and concluded again acknowledging (us gratitude to all Lis friends fur the service* they bad rsndered him. Mr. H. Grattan, M. P. lor Meath, being loudly railed u ion, came forward and addressed ths people in very powerful and eloquent speech. Mr ...

... English- m will longer buy your corn, beef, and pork.*'— ! ies bethink that John Bull will gnaw his lingers, and \ his nails for spite, because Union is repealed ? Does imagine John Bull will keep lent for half the y*’ar that account (Laughter.) Does imagine ...

... counties Carlow, Kilkenny, Queen’s County, ami Tip* p.-rary, was supported by combination dangerous, illegal, ami; in some ca-ws, armed ! which, unless it were pul down, could not fail be applied the promoting other objects the resistance of the law to endanger ...

... follow their ; »«’y «‘er from this fer- fora I servant, 1 .both parties tarLrdm lie, ter vs for Ireland xret Hone ! HENRY GRATTAN Secretary of tbe Aggregate Meeting, held -we seek tor you. and exe. shall see. (loin . . . r „ vt . |f , make their useless ...