... The weekly meeting uf the Repeal Attociauon was held on Monday, the Corn-Eschange. Daniel O'Connell junior, Esq., was called to the Cliair. The SEcacTAUY read an application in favour of Ahas* from Lord Ffreneh, when Mr. O'Connell, after few observations, with reference the conduct of the Police and people of Ahascragh, said that the request of Lord Pfreocb was the nature of command ; he would ...

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... TO TUB EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib,— At the present toonieiit, when every thing ralru> to advance the progress of agricultural improvement it turned to useful account, you will, 1 confident, give publicity to a auggeotiun from a practical farmer, which, adopted, m not found without its advant It must have occurred to many agriculturists, as it has often done to myself, thotlhe employment ...

... MAST, COUNTY KILDARE. Anotheb of Mr. O’Connell’s monster meetings” took pUce on Sunday, Mullagbmast. The Honourable and Learned Gentleman left Dublin on Friday evening. Kileulleo, where stopped that night. He wa« aecompanied Mr. John O’Connell, M.P., Mr D. O’Connell, jun., and Mr. Steele. According to previous arrange, menl, the procession usual on occasion of these meeting) was formed ...