... CONCILIA N HALL. LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. Tue weekly meeting of the Association was held on Monday, in the Conciliation Hall. The following members of parliament were present :—The Libe- rator, Mr. William Smith O’Brien, Mr. J. Mr. E. B. Roche, Mr. J. Kelly, Mr. J. P. Somers, Mr. R. Dillon Browne, and Mr. Morgan J. O'Connell. On the motion of Mr. Smith O’Brien, M.P., the chair was ...

... Too much importance cannot attached these instituions. In these normal schools of the Irish people, consist our hope and strength for the liberation and independence of our country. To win freedom by moral and intellectual means, the people must be educated. In establishing this system of education in Ireland, the leaders of the Association have conferred boon on society which will stand for ...

... ‘+ ] amh laider an uactor.”™ (Hear and cheers.) Until they see that day there will be no rest ; there will be no quiet ; there will be no cessation from agitation until the parliament shall be in College-green, and William 8. O’Brien one of its leading members. (Hear, hear, and loud cheers.) Oh, there is music in the sound— the music that comes over the poet's dream from the old harp of ...

... TO THE TENANT FARMERS OF IRELAND My Frienps,—The trumpet of tenant right has rung through the land during the elections, and has forced a reluctant assent from many who, io years past, would scorn to acknowledge that rights and tenantry were things compatible. Let us now take care to turn the advantages we have gained tu proper account, and give this vague expression, te. nant, a substance and ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The usual weekly meeting of the Association was held on Monday in the Conciliation Hall. The Liberator entered the hall about twelve o’clock, accompanied by Mr. Fitzgerald, the newly elected member for Tipperary, and was received with loud cheers. Liberator—Let present to you the newly elected member for Tipperary. (Loud cheers.) On the motion of the ...

... THE VINDICATOR, BELFAST, WEDNESDAY MORNING. Toa — ——= BELFAST PETTY SES meeting wa: held on last Sunda Socrety.—-Their first Before W. Molony, Esq., R.M., and J.F. Ferguson, Esq. Peter Coyle in the chair. Mr. » in Draperstown—Mr. POSTPONED CASE OF COMBINATION, ernard Murray handed Mr. O’Rorke, who appea red for Mr. Bathurst, the in £1 11s from Ballinascreen, a nd proposed the admis. ...

... MEETING OF SAINT AUDEON’S Parku. DUBLIN. A meeting of the Catholic inhabitants of St A deon’s parish was held on Tucsday, in the new ih * lie Church, High-street, for the purpose of exprea • their opinion on the charitable bequests act more particularly as far as it relates to the infl’icf of pains and penalties on that most zealous and ,0 rated body, the regular clergy of Ireland. The J?’ was ...

... national repeal association. The weekly meeting of the Association was held on Monday in the Conciliation Hall. Mr. Smith Bnen entered the Hall shortly after one o’clock, and was received with loud cheers. On the motion of the hon. member the chair was taken, amidst enthusiastic acclamation, by O’Neill Esq. The Chairman said that he accepted with great pride the honour presiding over that ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG Tue only journal that had the hardihood to exceed all bounds of proper decorum, and to wantonly and scurrilously abuse the respectable chairman of the late meeting in the Theatre, was the Whiy. After being smartly and deservedly retorted on with some plain but ‘stubborn facts,” that paper is driven, in disgrace, from every position which, io an. and -uncandid defence, he was ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The weekly meeting of the Association was held on Monday in the Conciliation Hall. The Liberator entered the hall about one o’clock. On the motion of the hon. gentleman the chair taken WiLLiax O’Neill Daunt, Esq. Mr. Ray read the minutes of last day’s meeting. The Liberator—l have the honour to hand in £2, the renewed subscription of the Hon. George Hely ...

... POLICE OF FICE—Monpay FLowers-—A woman, Bamed Ma; Anne Hughes, was ordered to be im prisoned a month, for stealing a quantity of flowers out of the garden of Mr. John Montgomery, Ballymacarrett. A largs basketful of beautifal flowers was produced in court garden. that was found to have been stolen from Pserer Macennis.—A queer specimen o oman nature, named Peter Magennis, about fifty years of ...

... RIVATE CORRESPONDENCE Lonpon, Tuespay Evenine, May 7.—Hononr to the Hibernians resident in this metropolis, who have become exiles through the base machinations of corrupt govern- ments; and, although surrounded by the enemy and the stranger, they still speak out nobly for fatherland and long-lost nationality. From the first commencement of the state prosecutions, they have never relaxed in ...