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... THk. FREEMAN'S JOURNALI DTTBLIN: MONDAY, MAY 17, 1841. SUGAR AND SLAVERY. During the debate on Monday night, Mr. John O'Connell declared that, 1 as an Irish member, he should be most unwilling to throw obstacles in the way of the Irish people obtaining sugar, more par- ticularly as they consumed not more at present than one ounce for each individual in the year. The Times sneers at this ...
... TI:H FREEMAN'S JOURNAL DUBLIN: MONDAY, MAY 10, 1841. I Adverting to the popular pretences put forward on both sides of the house, in the debate upon the sugar duties, the Times admits freely that neither of the great factions, who are struggling for su- premacy, care one straw about the humanity part of the question. Have mercy to the negroes, ' cries Lord Sandon. Thou hypocrite! did not ...
... OuT H DUBLIN POOR LAW UNION. . 'Ph ...
... 1TO ?? 1TTO OF THE F9199MANt' 30.1RN'At., i a. s . - .. . . . . SIR-A~s the friend to Irish interests generally, and the uniform advocate of Irish manufactures in psrticular, I make bold to send you the enclosed project (for the establishment of a mart for the encouragenient and sale of Irish manufac- tured goods exclusively), with the hope that you will allow it a place in your truly ...
... - '-T : : - . . .; -; ? 1? - ? ?? ': .? , ?;', . 4 '. ! , :: 7? .. 14, ,? 4 -:. Wp~~A forTthe: (Ciontu ee faid-.}os rd f.Gornmonsst.rs)~ e Tr 'hes, r 'essetiafter t 2est-.'s pet'.It in :lit b6ill, frpmban niotptbataroiv : net soui be~e¢-odelee unli idii'fitbd* ier phur- are w~oniei oiin'vt''i eMajesty'in mdhmlr buti t est ,a negtAeimtin t ir roe bti The Hous' of ,omm ee. w i'sed it 'I'.mer ...
... LETTERS ON LANx> im1pFORM. ..No. V.-FRANCE. Those who would fain evade the home-thrusts, , which the plain facts regarding land and its tenure f in Switzerland and Norway make at the protracted existence of their system, seek refuge in the plea z of antiquity. Those countries, say th6y, have had . their peculiar institutions relative to property for 3 centuries. Land holding is, in a great ...
... LOCAL TAXATION-ST, PAUL'S PARISJ. A meeting of the inhabitants of this parish was held yes- terday, at the Vestry-room of the Church, to take into con- sideration the propriety of petitioning parliament relative to the unequal portion of poor rate paid by the North Dublin Union. Mr. Foster, as secretary, informed the meeting that in consequence of a numerous and respectable requisition pre- ...
... CITY OF LONDON ELECTLON (LonD JOHsN RUSSELL).- At a meeting of a large and highly influential portion of the constituency of the city of London, held on Saturday last, it was unanimously resolved to r, quest Lord Jt hn Russell, in the event of a dissolution, to allow himnself to be put in nomination to represent the city of London. This resolution was adopted in consequence of the expected ...
... TH1- FREEMAN'S JOURNAL DUBLIN: MONDAY, MAY 31, 1841. l At - L :_ .!- r . - .. .. .. I As the time of the elections is approaching, so is coming the period for the people of this country to determine whether the monopoly of the Bank of Ireland is to stand or fall. If that monopoly hath been for good, and if its praise be as a bye-word in the months of men, by all means let it flourish ...
... LECTURES ON THE STEAM.ENGtNE. ., . ~ . I . ?? _ L . Professor Kane delivered his tenth lecture on the steam. engine, before a very numerous assemblage, at the Theatre cf the Royal Dublin Society, on yesterday evening. The learned gentleman commenced by observing that the sub. ?? ject of his discourse on that occasilia would be bhe applies. c tion of the steam-engiie to locomotion upon land. ...
... I _ 41 s *h~ETLNGr GF.THE OPB5a& ,SflYES Thez usual';verkly meeting 4 this.: body was held.jlst ~, evening; at thse Fh ilhible.street+ Tb ePtre., h *- -Mor. PirEItrsas in h te Chair. , :Mra miatbet g of rrit read the following address, adopted .etati mnfeetingef Ladies, hedeon. tbe-Combe,. ;ra. Alton in .. th1e chair'- - . - . To the a ierative Co azeittee. for th e Prorn t/on acid Pro- ...
... I The Paris papers of Thursday, with letters from Frank- fort and Madrid, are of little interest. The news from Madrid has been forestalled by the telegraphic despatch. t was rumoured in Paris that the Infants Isabel Fernan- dine, daughter of the infant Don Francisco de Paula, who eloped on Tuesday with Count Gorowski, had been ar- re sted with her seducer on the Belgian frontier. Letters from ...