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ceremony. The meeting. accordingly, ',prattled
without the adoption of any measure or resolution
on the sithjEct, otherwise thin the expression of
their emery to support, by every act sod sacrifice
that 'testi, mid rational loyalty can dictate; jot
Throne of their Sovereign, and those establi
institutions in Church said State. to which them
countries are altogether indebted for their glory and
happiners; and their determination as loyal subject.
to assist upon all occasions in giving elcacy to his
Majesty'. fell! end Gorertiment•
Our brinnurable testimony to the important and
vital services rendered to their country by the
Orangemen of Ireland, under the most trying and
daogersos circumstance., has already been given in
the columns of 7h, Warder; and the proof of.•
ligioas motive actuating the rebellion of but win.
ter. to which we felt it our duty to call the attest.
tiou of our readers in our last peblicetion, etren4t6
tee' ifte eeweictitse Oath we allege fork of 4. mass
portable, and necessity of cherishing en Order. whose
vital principle is a loyal and devoted attachment to
the Throne and the Constitution. While we should
accept as a frightful and appalling Graben of what
was to follow. that an expression of attachment to
the Cnnstitivion could, possibly, be an offence
*penult the Government, we are. at the same time,
friendly to the sacrifice of any minor and unneces-
sary observance to a rational system of conciliation ;
and we deem perfectly end honourably compatible,
the firm and devoted assertion of principle. with
the abandonment of that which may, aunecersanly,
provoke enmity and opposition.

DUBLIN POLICB.
Os Mastlay sight the hosts a Mr. Croathwaile, o 1 Fleet-
*greet. wee entered by lbse drawing-rooms windows, sad
robberi of a ease co:retaining a itowlisg.piece, wills whirls she
Colleen prweeetied Is es *airy is Price'rlase, sad were in she
act of breatiag open the caw, whes • lodger is the basso,
named Lops, happeniag Is case %epos these, he called the
watch, spots which she ralßans knocked him doss sod 'lode
off, leaving the rue ►ellied these.

Some onght, the without stationed at Queeses-bridge,
swopped fuer wee, who appear to be deserters frost the
191 b regiment, haring is their possession coven pieces, row
tainine MO cards of unbleacbed linen' which they had Woks
frost Mr. %kisses's blesch.green, at Golden-bridge.

DIAN♦ VftSNI CUPID.

Heat) Orrica.—Yesterday Joke rill, wee brought be-
fore the Magistrates of this elite, en the complaint of Dias
Bunt, a "souse asattwaly-looking little pensage, whip,
With densest eyes sad rest apparels timidity, elated her-
self I. be • married wows; that her heshried worked at
Hersh; sad Notwithstanding Defeadant's keowledge of her
being afewmae toweerte, he bad repeatedly made the flee
dieherseershia proposals te her. Here the Complalaset
(with great eeltewmplacmiey, amid raising her mike to a very
addible pitch) assured the Magititestes that her wilts was
pemefegaist all his " ainesHig art.." She reread to ra-
tify a treaty of bliss, nail in cosequeace of her inflexibility
he had cedasnitied as assault upon her prison.
The Dehmlani briar caned Of to answer the drew,
staled, that Dias, the Cumplalaant, was always persksoiwg
hiss,dlistisame isesSed she bad enticed him isu harm in
Neri-street, where she bad paid for • Mediae his, aid • • P.
At pwlet of the defame the Complaisant, with all the
of wewscies iumeminer, and raisin her fiery eyes to.
wares Heaves, selmemity ejaculated, "Oh, my Odd!" He
further stated, that he saw her is bed Oa Mowilay sweraiag
with a strange man, sad that they were both "eating
bass." [Here the Complainant tendered her monism ear.
Illleatej " Pease," said Kelly (wish great India:vase)
" which of the arse huskeds you have sow is that tortill-
as fur ?"..4 Oh, yibe villsie !" replied Dias, " you' haw.
yaw are millifigarg sme."--•• No, he'd not, your Warship," a-
verred a tall strapping-looking dame. wise slued immediatily
behind Kelly, her kA eye in deep asoorning, and with the
other crosier( a coatemptsoes glance at Diana, " site's
segvasus my husband thins.: months put; and, your Homier,
she's 'milker good nor twins."
The Magistrates dismissed the complaint, sad cautioned
Diana Bore, for her owe safety sake, to be less " sedecieg"
is future.

Mr. Kelly, a fine " Paddy Carer lookiog isistleloso, swore
by Itio sato/ Disuo sho'du't earn Itios optima aft kayo.

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