... Deputy Meetings, District Meetings to meet at any place that be thought proper; that these Meetings shall throughout the three United Kingdoms, and that they consist men discreet and wise, and out of thesee'uailbe appointed men tc form a National Meeting, ...

... finished, and north of that river every where general. For many years a more productive crop has not been gathered in the United Kingdom. Another fortnight will clear the fields of every article except beans. In Ireland the cro;>s of every description ...

... ! He struck who stood in the middle the course, who returned the blow, when 7 or Irishmen fell upon him, and beat him shameful!v A general row commenced, the Irishmen knocking one down they came near with their bludgeons; the people from the places ...

... projects the same direction as that of a hat would ; and this simple mechanical process, tied about the head, protects the eyes uniting snow and speculte, and improves the sharpness of the sight. On the voyage ho.ne, the ships touched at inter Island, and were ...

... and each Bishop appoint® all the Priests his diocese— His holiness usually chooses the Bishops out of a list three who are Irishmen, and are nominated by the chapter clergy the diocese. In addition to the constitution the Irish Catholic church, just described ...

... and what follows, fhink ...

... soni ■ of the speeches made on that occasion without comment:— Mr. LAWLESS — have ho.oes in the sympathies such . '-try the United States. One shot fir d ft on) Washington agunst the bigots who govern us. worth .nd petitions to the House Commons. ( Cheersi ...

... that this the end lor which they are at present contending. (Hear EAR;. Catholic Association is hut another form N THE united Irishmen, they speak the same A,l Ruage, they wield the same illegal weapons, are animated by the same spirit disaffection. no ...

... from one or two individuals of family of emigrants, vvho sailed from Livei pool in April last, it is stated, tna party of Irishmen board had formed the design of attacking the crew the ship, and sacrificing (-'* was suspected) the lives of all on board ...

... every other city and town where they have been seen and have been purchased not only the greater part the Nobility of the United Kingdom, hut by part the Royal those who are unacquainted with their nature it roay necessary to state, that placing them ...

... Irishman, who liad been that day, as was alleged, taken ill of the disease. When he Mas placed the sedan chair, a mob of 500 600 Irishmen, attacked the parties, took the staves from the police-men, broke the chair to pieces, carried the man back his lodgings ...

... redmes some-lot' the -many grievances under which the people Ireland were were rebellions description. It was troth, that Irishmen were not legally entitled to same protection under the Habeas Corpus Act as Englishmen ; and that the 21st and 22d George ...