Star.
London, England, 1828-11-04 00:00:00

MEETING AT BELTURBET TO POEM A IIitUNS.
WICK CLUB.

A numerous and highly respectable Meeting of the
Protestants ot Belturbet (County Cavan) WAS held on
the 25th of October, at the Market-house of Belturbet,
for the purpose ot establishing a Brunswick Club for
that town and neighbourhood.
At one o'clock, ALIZANDIR SAusnaasou, Esq. M.P.
was called to the Chair, when he addressed the Meet-
ing on the necessity of uniting to protect themselves and
every loyal man, not in enmity to the Roman Catholics,
but in opposition to the Catholic Association.
HENRY MAXWELL, Esq. M.P. rose to propose the first
Resolution, and was greeted on his rising with the most
enthusiastic applause. The Hon. Gentleman, is an elo-
quent and forcible speech, entered into an account of
the nature and object of Brunswick Clubs, described
the blessings of our Protestant Constitution, the danger
by which it is threatened, and the present call for, and
absolute necessity ot, Protestant exertion. He stated
his sentiments as to the danger which must ensue from
what is miscalled Roman Catholic Emancipation, and
concluded by calling upon Protestants to unite, for the
purposes of protection—not in the spirit of hatred and
animosity towards their deluded Roman Catholic fellow
country men, hut to proceed with steady, resolute, un-
compromising and consistent conduct, and with the de-
termination of using those means of self defence, with
which the Constitution has furnished them—and to
meet every oppoiing difficulty with the strictest ohe-
dime to the laws of the land, but at the same time with
the cry of 4, No surrender r' Mr. Maxwell sat down
amidst deafening cheers, and shouts of 41 No surrender."
The proceedings were continued to a considerable
length, several excellent speeches delivered, and a
club formed:

PROTESTANT MEETING AT MUFF.
1/117M THE BELFAST NEWS LETTER.

On Friday, the 24th October, a must numerous and
respectable Meeting of the Protestants of Muff se, ht Id
by adjournment, in the Meeting House of the Rev. B.
Dill, Know-head, for the purpose of forming a I.Sfuns.
wick Constitutional Club for the Muff division cif the,
parish of Tetnplemore, the parish in which the city of
Londonderry is situated. JOHN HART, Esq. of Bally.
Dugan!, High Sheriff of the County of Donegal, was
in the Chair, when a series of Resolutions was passed
amidst continued applause.

TYRRELLSPASS BRUNSWICK CLUB.
PROM THZ LUPUS 1111011/KI MAIL.
On Monday last, pursuant to adver usement, a nume-
rous and highly respectable Meeting was held in Tyr-
rellspass, for the purpose of establishing a Brunswick
Constitutional Club. Whether we consider the object
of the Meeting—the Members of which it was com-
posed—or the enthusiastic loyalty displayed on the
oc-
casioa, we conceive it would be difficult to contemplate
any thing of a more gratfying nature.
The Meeting was held in the large Free School
Roan,, which was crowded to excess; indeed we never
witnessed such an assemblage of Protestant Gentry an 4
Yeomen, who seemed with equal ardour to embrace an
opportunity of fearlessly expressing their sentiments of 11
attachment to that Constitution under which they en-
joyll
so many privileges; none of the least of which 'is,
that the native intolerance and persecuting spirit ,of
Popery is deprived of the means of doing mischiek
by the iss isc exclusion of its professors. the cheersu