... same subject. The rent fo- the week amounted to £35 8s. 4d. At another preliminary mectingof Irish Repeal meat- bers, Mr. H. Grattan has given notice of resolutions to prevent the export of corn, cattle, and provisions fromr Ireland, and thus, having cat ...

... ult., which was attended by 8000 men capable of bearing arms, at which it was resolved that the canton of Schwytz would remain attached to the Sonderbund, were it even necessary to take up arms in its defence. It was expected that similar demonstrations ...

... revolting murder of a landlord In Tipperary. On Sunday morning last, as John Lowe, Esq., of Spring-house, between Tipperary and Cauer, was perambulating his lawn, he was set upon by several armed men, and was shot dead upon the spot. Mr. Lowe generally resided ...

... of ind the former society will take place at the Bath Arms hotel, iyCheddar, and that of the latter, at which the respected pro- eysident, the Rev. John Vane, will preside, at the Darlington ten Arms, Itedhill. On B3URGLARY.-OnI Monday night the house of ...

... riilioule thrown on the question, it was really the question of the day, on which all .their prosperity or adversity depended. Mr. John Taylor, ofßakewell, )erbyshire, then addressed the meeting. Mr. Spooner, M.P., spoke in support of the resolutions. He sketched ...

... ]S iseelaaneouas. D A young lady said to her gallant, -s rray clasp rmy cloak.'' ' Certainly, said he, putting his arms rouvnd hier, '' and the contents also. The I Roscommon Journal' states that a no-gin t of water eannot be had within a mile of IRoscoun- ...

... Marshal, The Emmet Mutual Benevolent Society, Wm Green, Marshal, The Young Friends of Ireland, John P Curran, Marshal, The R C Total Abstinence Benevolent Society, John McGrath, Marshal, The Shamrock Benevolent Society of New York, Hugh Finn, Marshal, The United ...

... Injustice and inability to pay. Mr. Ford, the at : town clerk of Dublin, strongly advocated payment, to aid, of ki DW csnses, Mr. John O'Connell. The Master of the Mint was a subject ni 'D of strong censure, for havingserved some ejeetmente on his property ...

... of Lord Cardigan, and desired the man to go I to Sir Thomas Arbuthnot's, and tell Lord Cardigan I that Lord Fitzgerald wanted to see him at the Al. ) bion. The man accordingly went to Sir Thonias Ar- buthnot's, but did not find Lord Cardigan there. Mr ...

... This was soon done. The Lion. Charles andl Walter Fitzclerenoo told the orderly sergeant that' alii he had an uncle, Lord Cardigan, who was visiting at at I Sir Thomas Arbuthnet's, and despatched him thither eac with a note. It was now that things did ...

... orderly. This was soon done. The Hon. Charles I Walter Fitzalarence told the orderly sergeant that he had an uncle, Lord Cardigan, who was visiting at I Sir Thomas Arbuthaot's, and despatched him thither with a note. It was now that things did not begin ...

... general committee we noticed the following gentlemen :- John O'Connell, M PF; Daniel O'Connell, M P ; John Reynoldc, M P; Francis Scully, M P, county Tipperary; Alderman M'Loghlin, Alderman John Keshan, Maurice Richard Leyne, William Thomas Kelly, solicitor; ...