... on.! The attendance was large and respectable, and tha learned, argumentative and interesting one. Earl Russell and his Tenantry.— d Earl Russell, who has considerable estates in Meath and Louth, has addressed the following letter to Hemy E. Joly, Esq ...

... person of Mr. Bichard John Frederick Crowtner, of London. Mr. Crowther professes to be a Liberal, who has the popular cause it heart, and staunch supporter of civil ana religions liberty. Making Best or it. —Mr. Charles Russell, banister-at-law, the Liberal ...

... great Jay for Ireland is hand. Throw your caps, my friends. Be joyful. lam not, and I will tell you why. My brow is frosty like John Anderson’s— I have lost the freshness of youth—l have seen so many great days that I have ceased to believe in them. There ...

... Lord John Russell who presided over the fearful famine of ’4B—under the self-same Russell, against whom the coroner’s Jury of Clifden brought in a verdict of “Wilful Murder” because of his conduct during the Irish famine—under the self-same Russell who ...

... remarkable even in At nine o’clock, morning, Barrv and The O’Donoghuo arrived by train at Olomnel, where-they wore received by Mr. John O’Keeffe, Mountain ...

... English occupied the chair. The meeting was ably and earnestly addressed by Mr. John Mooney, Mr. J. C. Darling, Mr. George Barber. Mr. D. P. Foxwcll, Mr. J. W. Russell, Mr. M. Dunne, and the Rev. C'.’P. Meehan. All these spcakcrs’dwelt on the question ...

... successful canvassing tour throughout the great island on Saturday. In this town be was met Captain O’Bryen, harbour-master, Mr. John Spillman, T.C., and other in- Huential gentlemen, wishing to secure his re-election, and was received everywhere lie wont with ...

... The 3rd will he the anniversary of the birth of soda-water-bottle-pitching, Fenianalluring, honest, patriotic, impractical John Mitchel, at Cannish, in dear old Protestant Derry, in 1813, and of the return to Ireland of the Papal Brigade, after theirwell ...

... to talk over business matters.—Yours truly, “John Williams.” p.g. Of course, if you wish to see me before Monday, I can meet you any night, if you will send me a letter addressed as your last was.” , “John Williams, I am bound to observe, is not the ...

... traitors—is that of Limerick (“down with Gavin and Russell”). Four candidates are now before the constituency of Limerick—they arc Richard Pigott, Peter Tail, Major Gavin, and Francis Wm. Russell (groans for Russell and Gavin, and cheers for Pigott and Tait) ...

... majority of 24 over Tait, whose supporters calculate upon success the close. A man named William Hill, tailor, who encountered Russell’s mob yesterday, and was struck with a a ily weapon, expired in Barrington’s Hospital a few minutes since. Windows have been ...

... wai;>s it it. —The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. • Fridav week, conferred the honour of knighthood at he Vicenegal Lodge on Mr. John Barrington, formerly Vui' Lord Mayor of Dublin, and Mr. Reid, preicnt Torv Mayor of Derry. ]); srirmoN in London. —A sad story ...