The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-11 00:00:00

IRELAND.

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ir.APPRESMO',46III QUEEN.—The largest meeting 155 t
witndssed in thii great county (Meath) on ThursdaY S.
assembled at Navan, called by the High Sheriff, Dir*
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Winter, pursuant to requisition. Long before the teli
meeting, every corner of the Court-house was COmP. tot
crowded, and the building was surrounded throng° in
the daY by a Vast multitude who could not find lc
within. [On Monday we purpose presenting the Pa
with a report of the proceedings.]
MR. O'CONNELL.—On Saturday next Mr. O'C°llllell
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leaves Dublin to, attend i public dinner to be given goo
in Stockport on Monday. The Hon. Gentleman has dsl.
been invited to a public breakfast in Bolton the same r.
The Bolton Free Press says—" A letter from the Crv;
man of the Reform Association was sent off on Tuerrle're
but up to last night no answer had been received.
can, however, be little doubt entertained of his accepting
the invitation. He had promised to dine with the iteft/rsili or
ers of Stockport on the same day ; so that he can °ate
arrange to come from Liverpool to Bolton, and pass
hours here before going forward to Stockport." its of
MR. O'CONNELL AND THE TORIES.—The re Fond
the efforts to render the National Compensation to
equal to the charges with which Mr. O'Connell is about of
be visited, promise to be most successful. The pecoe" t•
Cork, Kerry, Wexford, Waterford, &c. show that the
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most activity prevails in organising for the collection
Sunday next, while we are, at the same time,
enabled
announce the receipt by the Secretary already of the ,5110,
of 661. Gs. 9d. from Sligo ; 531. from Dungarvan ; Ir°.
Mayuooth, including Leixlip, 421. Us. 4d. ; Annacur
county of Wicklow, through Rev. Dr. Sinnott, of Gore/'
M. 55., &c. Meanwhile Drogheda, Tralee, KillaroeSi
Kinsale, Fermoy, &c., and all the leading towns in whip
the contributions have not yet been got in, are preparing
to
give a good example to the outstanding rural districts, oil,
the precedents will be followed up universally and liberi Irs
We trust that we shall have to congratulate the Refortoeir
of Ireland upon having exceeded on this occasion the
n,
former " well-doing." The exertions of the Tory fact`°o.
to crush O'Connell by ruinous expenses, have been 5° lie,
blushingly made since his recent victory in our metro's',
that they ought and will have the effect of producinfih,
re-action among the Liberals of a truly practical ktf,r.
Our meaning is, that the pecuniary resources will be wr„
nished in an abundance commensurate with the Prestig
to which Mr. O'Connell is exposed.—Dublin Epe*his
Post.—ln the same paper Mr. Crawford announces

intention to resume his pen-political.
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THE TWELFTH INSTANT.—We have frequenwt„ b
earnestly impressed upon the county that every Psr,sB°
and person enlisted by sentiment; and action in the C$ of
of Reform will be expected :co give practical evideocetbe
the feeling which acturi...es them,
by contributing t° tlel
National Compen;ation Fund on the above day (S",ntbe
next).
The in.t,elligence which has reached us throng° "ro.
Liberal Prclvincial Press, as well as numerous private log
munications, indicate that the call upon the outstan the
districts will be generally and nobly responded to on id
cecas:on. We conceive ourselves liberated from clotbe
any thing more at this moment than congratulating bed
friends of O'Connell, and of the great cause of whic,h, mpr
the representative, on the prospects which await this tit
polar operation, and we protnise ourselves the gratifica of
of cxhitJiting the success that has attended a eatalogo.cb
receipts, the produce of the simultaneous collection, 'etibe
will do honour to Ireland, and the objects to
funds are to be applied.—Pilot.