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... Waelcirßelfast Circu- lar. dtc.. see last pe*e. Lord Downshire The Lieutenancy op Down.— The following letter has reached from source which we place great confidence : the writer has good means of information, as to the state of matters, on the other side of the channel; and perusal of his letter will shew, that is well acquainted with our Northern politics. London, Hth Nov.—The meeting of ...
... whom be will pay 707. a-yaar, but who most '* ni , '* “! 830/. The great meeting to be held in Brietol, in defence of lb* Church. U fired tor the 18th intt., when Mewre. Boyton, O'Sullivan, and Hamilton, will attend from Ireland, and tike part in the proceedinga of the dav. From Munich, learn that the Pope haa, in accordance with a reqneat from the Catholic Prelatea and Clergy of Bavaria, ...
... in which DUBLIN ANTI-TORY ASbULIAII infringfn* the compeei of union, end egreemeni on which it was sworn that Mr. Coulaon was with the pert who Mnndev the adtoorne.l meeting of this Aaaociation here auemble, end to which shall hold, with strict honour. committed the assault, a circumstance which he hlmeell i.„ the Coni-Eachange. The room waa »o No man on either side Is this supposed sacrifice ...
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... more than speech, when hi. .hall return to the re« of the report, m our next, speech one of genuine ®! S . crea t rallyespres.ed in it. mark out his Lordship »» !* P°!' of *'■* ieaves no‘hin jn which he hi.caU. p.culiail, to .droiration : .nensecheerme. j sh.p spoke «s follows ] ir# yoU) merely your beileTm ti, “Sessions which I may utter, but your coaTictjon nr the sincerity of fcelm* ...
... Tor Mr. Benderson’s Weekly Belfast Circular. &c., see last page. The Ministry. —We have received London papers of Friday evening’. On that day, the Lord Chancellor, Mr. Ellice, Lord John Russell, and Sir J. C. Hobhouse, delivered up their seals of office; and his Majesty handed them aU the Duke of Wellington. His Grace, up till that time, was, himself, the Administration f Lord Wellesley and ...
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