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... EARLY CLOSING-AGGREGATEi MEETING OF' DRAPERS' ASSIS 'ANTS. I I- A crowded and most resplectably-atteladed meeting of the lbody of assistants engaged in the several large drapery warehouses of this city, wsas held last evening at tlhe Id Rotundo. The spacious ehibition rdom in which the meet- e ing assembled was densely crowded, not only with the highly-respectable young men of the numerous and ...
... THE PROTECTION MOVEMEN I-MEETING OF THE COUNTY LIMERICK. A meeting of the proprietors andoccupieri of land in the county Limerick was held on Thursday, pursuant to a nu- Of merously and respectably signed requisition, in the county to courthouse, Limerick, for the purpose of taking into con- III sideration the state of ruin to which the agricultural interest of this country is reduced by ...
... TlHE MEETING AT KILMAINHAM. THE CITIZENS OF DUBLIN. Then meeting at Iilniainbam yesterday was in per- fect keeping with the object for which it was called. The Kentishfire and the cryfor high rents-the signal cheer for Protestant ascendancy for the fewf and dear bread for the many-reverberated from the walls of Kilmainbam with surpassing harmony. The tout en- senble, from the packing of the ...
... REDUCTION OF RNTS.-MEETING OF TTlE GLE. NAVY TENANTRY OF THE MARQUIS OF HERT- FORD. On Thursday, a large and respectable meeting of the te- nantry of the Most Noble the Marquis of Hertford, residing in the united parishes of Glenavy, Canilin, and Tullyrusk, was held in the National School-house, Glenavy. The meeting was convened by requisition to take into consideration the pro- priety of ...
... *11TE PROTECTIONIST MOVENIENT-MEETUiNG U]F THE COUJNTY )ULILIN. The meeting of landhoblers and laudlownoe ocf the county Dublin, convened by the Ii th Sherlhff took place yestcrday, i in the Court-house, Kilmninhanm, as stated in the requisition, for the purpose of considering the expediency of udoptinig petitions to both houses of parliament, repreienting the imls- minent ruin which ...
... I The following is an abridgement from the Anglo etUS O0 Lea proceedings of the Cavan Protectionists alluded to by our an Cavan Correspondent in the FtnaExAN of Saturday:- This meeting, so much talked of, was held on Thursday tot in the grand jury room of tbe court-house. WI Robert Burrowes, Esq., J.P., D.L., in the chair. Lo The Hon. Henry Cavendish Butler proposed the first reso- nt lution. ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF TBE T A IFRE AN Arklow, Jan. 4, 1-5'J. MY DEAR SIR-Will you allow me a small space in your -r patriotic journal to repel the vile calumny uttered in the IIat leading article of last Saturday's Nation, against the jue- S trious Pius the Ninth. Having, in a very patronising and a condescending tone expressed his approval of the conduct if 01 his Holiness, up to the time when the ...
... RAILWAY TRAFFIC; It appears that the gross traffic receipts of rditways in the united kingdom for tie year 849 amoilfbted to 11,013,8201. on 5,161 miles of railwey, being an increase of 964,8201. in ?? receipts over those of the preceding year on 4,326 miles, arid also an increase of 835 miles of railway in operation. Independei t of these railways, there are about 20 new lines in o'peration, ...
... DISCOMFITURE OF PROTECTION-MEETING IN I DUNMANWAY,. (Alsridqed from thse Cork. Ex.aminer.) A meeting was convented by advertisement of the lauded I proprietors, gentr~y, farmers, and ratepayers of the union of Dunmanway on ycsteieia3y (Thursday), for the purpose of takingv into consi terstion use effects of free trade' uponl tile I country anid the expediency of adlopting resolutions in ...
... MR. BRIGHT!', ?? AND THlE 11tisli QUESTIUN- lMEETING IN MANCHESTER- l A Public meetisig was held in the Corn.Exchaflge, Ilang- ing-ditch, on Thuirs(Itty evening, for the purpose Of Present- ing to AMr. John Biright, ?? address from the Irish re- sidents in Manchester and Saslford, its teotimory of their high apprecsattoll of' the irnaltly andi straightforward lssanncr in which he advocated the ...
... DEUbLIN MONDAY, |7 DUBLIN: MrONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1850 MR. BRIGHIT IN MANCHESTER-THE ENGLISH I AND IRISH POPULAR PARTIES. I We are glad to perceive that, at a time when the popular party in Ireland is doing good service for the popular party in England, the more prominent leaders of the English party are not unmindful of the requirements of this country. We publish in another part of our ...
... THE MAID AND THE RABBI-CALUMNIES ON A I CATHOLIC PRIEST. This is an odd conjunction, but true. We are not about to recite a tale of Hebrew love, but the facts which have attracted our attention would savour strongly of romance if they were not more strongly impregnated -with calumny. A story is just now making the tour of the papers, copied from a journal called the Jewish C'hronicle, which ...