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... Dromore, Omagh, enclosed in letter to Mr. John O'Connell. He also handed in Al Bs, per Messrs. Cross and Owens, of North Quarter Ward, Glasgow, who states that iq consequence of the resignation of Mr. John Lynch, at the general meeting the ward, held ...

... ful and legal agitators, ur the advocates of an apneal to arms —all are declaring themselves by an older title, “ Irish- men,” and giving indubitable proof that the long denied as of Grattan is the truth, namely, that “ there and has long existed in ...

... Clare Euaminer. John Brim, the unfortunate man sentenced to be hanged at Nenagh on the 20lh April, is stated to have committed the murder of the woman, Boyle, to possess himself ot « fen ounces of meal. Hew Cloverseed, Garden Seed, &c. JOHN I.VTI.E . QFFERS ...

... some food tor his fellow-men would f m rch, the possi lity of finding a | the man who raised the for wielding the weapon © Grattan. Phere was more of the | and patient resca y have and his family; and the men who satir by this species hi been given up in ...

... with inmates ; in this house twenty-three cases of fever occured during the last year, which number eight died ! At No. 71, Grattan-streot, low lodginghouse, where five cases of fever and one death occured, the ground-floor below the level of the street ...

... he called on them a second time to arm, arm, arm ! (Loud cheers.) Had they armed four months ago, they would four months nearer their liberty that day. Let them arm now ; and when they had armed, they would ...

... called on the people im medy was used (hat medical men could devise, both at Sir, perhaps this is sedition | 1 to arm.—(Cheers.) Isay arm, lam onew ho desires to see the liberty We have representatives— I call on you agair ont! ago, we would the county ...

... to the other, he found there peace and prosperity. In witnessing tbe late riots in Glasgow, and seeing the lieges turn out armed with their cudgels, while the most intense excitement prevailed about a few wretches making a riot, be was almost inclined ...

... he called on them a second time to grm,arm, arm! (Loud cheers.) Had they armed tour months age, they would be four months | nearer their liberty that day. Let them arm now; and when | they had armed they would be ready, and uot sooner. (Loud ...

... weapon of Ireland ; but they had the right to arm, and with God’s assistance they would do so. (Great applause.) They had li- berties to defend, and they would arm in their defence ; and when they had arms in their hands, why then (Loud they would proceed ...