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THE LAW OF F.LECTIONS, Part 111.
By WILLIAM THOMAS ROE, Esq.
Barrister-at-Law.
This Part contains the Nature of Petitions, the Recog-
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Cu 000000 with References to the Statutes.
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MADAME DE GENIIS' NEW WORK.
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EMANCIPATION.
AT a highly respectable sea
Cl GRE6ATE MEETING of thy
IRELAND, at the Chapel of Mary's-141
liar Ist March, 1x19;
The Earl of Fl NGA I. in the Chair;
Proposed by Viscount Gormanrton, seconded by Jobs
Lawless, Esq.—
Hesolved—That Eotaard flay, Esq. he 'particularly re-
quested to continue Ins invaluable acryices as Secretary to
the Catholics of Ireland. "Z..
Pioposed by Viscount Gornianston, seconded by Owen
arm. ..... , Esq.—
krsolvo ol—That imp d with a deep sense of the ex-
alted motive whirls prompted the almost universal concur-
rence of our Protestant Fellow-subjects to petition Parlia-
ment for an extension of the Constitution to their Catholic
Conntrymen, and appreciating the influence which this dis-
interested ',Atoning most produce ot the wisdom and
liberality of slit Legislatore, wa retort, our grateful ac-
knowledgments to the Illustrivus Assembly of Noblemen
sod Gentlorstort who leave enforced the justice of our claim
by the voliiiitary support a,f their Rank, Itch ‘Vealth, their
Number., and (hair Religion.
Proposed by Sir Thomas Esmonile, Bart. seconded by the
Mr. Pri %ton—
Resolveil--That while our gratitude is thus expressed to
the great body of our Protestant Fellow-subjects, we feel a
tome dilute obligat to the Right Hon. Thomas
SPlienity, the Lord Mayor of the City of Dubin'. In the
imixtrtiality of this dial Citizen, an opportunity
whirls hail beets so lone withheld of expressing their senti-
ments in our favour, has at length been found. It is a stib.
jet t of congratulation to us, that, he his upright conduct,
he has at once imparted a great benefit to Ireland, stud con.
(erred a permanent honour upon Isis office and himself.
Resolved—Thzt the Earl of Fingal lw terpiested to trans-
mit the foregoing Resolutions to the Right Hon. the Lord
Mayor.
Proposed by "c ir Filwzod Bellew, Bart. and seconded by
Randal Marl 11, Emu--
Kawolveil—Thot to contribyte our share to the national
welfare, o: the best return we can make fur this geuerous
support. That we will clwerially continue to exert 0ur-
%%%1, ill our collectirc mid individual capacity, to promote
the peace and good order or this conntry ; to extinguish
also-, mils:wry feuds which have inibitiered all social inter-
course, toot _,aerated sin munch loci() (garages; to advance
the pi of ethicatiois; atit: to iueglcate sillfere fide-
bly it. (..9% up, Mid a cordial attachment to the laws soil
histitutiois water *bah we live.
Fl NG A 1., Chairmao.
EDWARD HAY, Secretary.
Viscount GIrIIMANSFON, M the Chair.
Proposed by Daniel O'Connell, Faq. and carried by ac-
clantat
Resolved—That our moat marked shanks, and the live-
liest gratitude are due to the Earl of Fiusal, fyr Isis im-
partial and dignified conduct in the Chair, and for resunt-
-11/1;:, MI this most interesting occasion, his natural Matto°
at the head of the Catholics of Ireland.
GORMANSTON, Chairman.
EI,W&RI.) HAY, Secretary.

AG-

ITHOLICS of
in Dublin, on

A CAUTION TO NIOTHtJ{S.
I a ern Sra.oll. like the present. when
r:"I Children ate Teething, Ilse utmost wtiention ought to
post 111110, 114ir lif flinty as the Mraslia and Chin Cough
aft SO 111 CW.leat. lf the irritation of the gyms comas with
:my other disorder, very few Infiniti recover. Mothers ough
never In be without the AM F.IIICAN !N(. RYItIJP
in the Nursery, for if a Chill wakes in the night with pains
in its gains, this valuable Nle,dicine applied will immediately
open the pores, heal the gum., and therrhy pretreat fevers or
coorttlitions; fur should it come in competition with any
other disorder, it often destroys the Mother's brightest bosses.
Parents, oho may be dubious of the virtues of the SOO.lll-
.1 NG SY lUJ P, may refers° the different cases that have op-
tic:wed in Vie Newspapers for tlwsr last ten years.
Since Mrs. follow,' tips appropriated One hour (Wk.e ft
wr ek. via front Nine to 'fen o'Cloek nu 'filestlay and Satur-
day Nfornings, to the pour, who have Children afilicted
io
caning their teeth, by twinging • letter front a lemsekeeper,
that the Mother is a real object of elisriky, has made it so
• .crsally known is almost every bimily where three are
voting Children, Mrs. Johnson hopes ass great a charity will
out he *hosed, as it is out of her private ruse.
Ti, he had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams,
Nis Newman-street, (Word street, Landon and, by their
appointment, of all the principal Medicine Venders in Town
soil Country, at 2a. Pd. per bottle.
bi le loft for Jubesou and ifillismi• Squibb"
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