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right to be upon the Committee as say one
amongst them."
Mr. MULLEN cindemned. in energetic task
the irregulariey of the proceeding.
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were very geoerally rospifoirtly.)
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The Address was thso•oriasi. sod istuovislomiltis•
with most respectful silence. • - • ~ '
Mr. Iluitirs ittiote'r Cworiterii Nieto move as'
atzt- ailment, . IliVe!ofcbreed most heartily in every
c e pretrial.' of layilty te hi; Sovereign—but *!truer,
I.e 'led, arose (at the.present anument) themselves-
sity fur Noels Nis Address ? Mr. gems was pro-
Feeding to:depict the nrigto sort drWt atif dome Ad.
cleeeses with referrsise In the misradedriiollihry's
ibliiiimers, obeli thi Sheriff abripilly fill te
eproultifil
meeting, Ind the requisitioniata.thepoit n
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' Lord Cill:'?Itili,111!! ass imusi;diately V*ted Aolosi
ifi...Cflair" ''• n
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. Upon which Mr. O'Coa it Itt.t. proceeded torsid
Mr..llarivit's arivenderi Address., but lie was NOW
int-11-towed hy the appearance of the military. Who,
l" II!' $40124. *t iltd intiraisef, toe* IM freeimisim
,
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As the milder, were estelinig the body or ffiltri
• (Inert House, Mr. O'Comiell exclaimed. " Let di"
lie firm in our post, and not abandon it until cum:::
pelled by force." . ~
' Lord CZoilctißlVir assented to thio proposal im-
estediutely.• and wialaully exclaimed, " Tins is the
Freeholders' hott.r. purchased by the Freeholders'
money. I sin a magiattaie of ills county ; 1 will
not, I dare stet be put out of it, nor will I leave it
mail eumpelied by force." An officer, with a draws
'word mad two soltiti-ra, then pieced their hands
upon loin, anti he wee compelled, by farce, to leave
the chair. The meeting was (lieu dispersed by
armed soldiers. . .
After the di•persion of the meeting. the inde-
peinlent Freeliolileis towed to the opposite side of
the road. Lord•Clinicorry still ..eiiog as Chairrnedibi
v- brit he read the itioendrd Aililiess, which waki
eased end carried an the Address or the Meeting. ,1
The following is a cops of she Address:— a
.. We, your Majesty's faithful and dutiful sobjects IRV'
Nublesores;Clergy,Geotteasets, and Freeholders of she drigaii.,'
ty of Denies, in Camay Court assembled, beg leave to aim"
preach year Majesty with the strongest misurames of ouil
mum duidal, loyal, slid affectirmate attachment to yoarq
Majesty's region mid family, and of unaltered fidelity awl
all. grime* to that intstintable Constitution which placed°
your Riajasty's 111wstriusts Horse us the Thome of thii"
Realm.
" That such, our *freedom', sitschateat to your Ilts.
jest)", Perms, sod dotifol allegmoce to the Comsat whim, do,
' as we most regretfolly what(, deserve the pester coat-
derange VA. your Majesty, inasmuch as those sentiments
areas( diminished by she eaultirlied distress soil expatiated
erdsecies if your fahltfol Peer, of 'eclair', since the memory
.if the Vedes-i-distress sad wisest, the consummation of
witeh we tone so she mtereadact and evil morels of your
fitePirty's foment Ministers, who have endeavoured to de-
eiett your Royal mind isle a belief, that the honest rapt...
stun of feelings excited by mifferiogs oa the oat band, awl
uriewest. . sat proce, mugs au the other, have arises tamp
ditioll ird disloyalty.
A y:
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" Dee y Interested iis we are ia every rivet ecninected
wlih the stability of ilre Thrum., wader the sway of the Hush
of ilionsairk, and •iive to 4 very fllCollibt•Orir •ffeelag
the welfare (dull the lwanches of your Majesty's Illustrious
Flied!), we hove felt isteorreosilale salisfattion at the lentil:
imbue of the Isle proceedings is the Hesse of Lords, silli.'•
t sorry horug that proceedings oo dangerous mad watomitilds''
t viral never will be revived is any shape."
Lord CioNcuitaY afterward. addressed the
people at constiteraiile length, remarking upon the
illegality of the Sheritra conduct. He recent-
r?enited the people to retire peaceably, which
wood be the sharpest rebuke to those who had
acted no unconstitutionally. The Meeting then
t; wetly dispersed.
'Flak pritpartiots of dependant to independent Free-
holders was as one townie hundred.
The Meeting was the wort numerous of any ever
remembered in the county.
PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Accorditig to die i(equiaitiun which appeared in
this paler of Wednesday lent, there was a very rm.
Directable meeting at Cashel, on Friday, a the•Ma-
giatrites residing, or having property in any Of the
Baronies under the protection ol the Peace ['reser-
vation Bill. Sir Juno J. Fitzgerald was celled to
the Chair. There were present at the meeting—
Samuel Jacob sod Richard Creagh, Fags. the Rev. Wil-
lima Missy, Matthew reimerothee, Nathaniel Taylor, Mat-
thew Jacob, Croabie Moore, Richard dadlier, Richard Loaf,
Cortaro Wilcock", Capliaiii Wilson, Heileman Cottoning/4
James Roe, Homilies Lockwood, William Pastiefatber
(Mayor of Cashel), mid Julia Low, Eggs.
The object of the meeting was a communication
with the Executive Government, resulting front
metier connected sill) the sdiniiiistration of crimte
cal justice. The businers was conducted with the
best temper and feeling; but we should not coast-
der ourselves at all justified, in the present itage.tif
the proceedings, in going tutu further particulars,
--et Choate! Herald.)
WI are glad In learn. that Benriett'r Bridge Fair,
ea 'Thursday, was brisker than soy other tit this
county for some tithe back. Soles of all kinds et
stock were freely made at advanciug prictsoms'
(Ltinster Juarwal.)
At the Kilkeitily frieze and cloth fair, on Thor*:
dryi there was a respectable *Pew of good.. but
sciarcely any buyers, oud fewer inquirers thou we
evtr iessenibtr.---(16.)
We are sorry to have to state, that two men. in
4h/wit of some property disirsisted fur rent, it
Diunnstown, in the libeities of this city, were, uo
Tuertlaynnight last attacked by twenty-two anneal,
inell, who IleetlY murdered one of the keepers. The'
ether person in charge tff•cicd Ins escape on thi
approach of the gang.—(J6.)
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INQUESTS.
On Thursday a■ Inque►t was held by Arthur B. Mime, Esq.
one of the Causer' ut tae roomy of Dobbs, uu riew of tie
budy of • mats whose name was uuksiown, lyiug deed in •
plantation sif trees, measly opposite to t►e Timms' resi-
i4llo, is the Phnom Perk.
# 0.111.11 beteg Attars sod ezatoistml by t►e Comte,'
deems. d, that she was passing t►at way upon the same more.
.ag that it was after derma o'clock ; [bat she saw the dm
mased hanging to the branch of a tree. s•speaded. ►y two
outlast bauditeichiefa,*lsiell she idertified, o•e tied epos
the branch, red the other lying upon the ground OW the
Doses *POO Wee lied together, and afterwards got
itstihrler Ile tka.tektog demo of Ow body; oilman raised the
slope opttert sums arm who were at mark at she Park
ma* Airy came duwa ; the deceased was s•-
kuewYNo the wit•eer, sad atm had wit Atka ban to her
ketterleJgb irks% limn..
came—Says be heard ma Warp 'pivot by lb*