The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-06-16 00:00:00

L *k!

OF REPEAL

determine to talc

gtepeto re-

continues to take strides to overturn
At Mallow there was upon Sunday last

r calls a "fcrmida
e were present, as be assert!,

, demonstTa-
(our

nd file, marshalled to the music
has not characterised the assem.
le the terror likely to be inspired
the loyal and peaceable,

t hang'.

a'' mob, whe

n one of tiv

went—and, as one of
consequences—came forward and

beings almost overcomes me,
apprehensions, did I not see
"—Speech of

Countenance

Fag.,
gs on such occasions are as like each other
ye shall not fatigue our readers with drag-
er the ground they have so often t rav e
llrsed
Being people of taste, however, we sha
a touch of the Blarney muses in Irish and
sed, set, and sung by that reverend organ-
we must give the matter in the true Hi-

e of the Cork Examiner :
eing removed, and grace said in the following
!parable Rev. Mr. Horgan, P.P., of Blarney
9 bless, 0 Lord, this food,
And hear our bumble prayer ;
may our youthful Queen
",
Grant Erin the Repeal.
lead is a little scratched " in the rhymes, and
all for the better ; but we have yet to learn
time for asking a blessing on our food is after
;,..nsed of and the cloth removed

O'Connell on the occaatou

amour of our readers by
post-prandial atrocities
We shall only

surpass in ve

ience and malignity any-
rted from his tongue. He
and to display energy and
ncreased proportion as our wretched and
"t evince
.weakness and pusilanirnity. His
more vicious, and therefore more
and for that reason moree effective,
,nt of the

rmce the coramencen

agitation receives every day fresh
the
key. and violence. On Monday last
it for the week, acknowledged at the
£2OO
exceeded our anticipations by
tat being £1,717 10s. 114 a.

es.—A. large man-of-war steamer, armed with
t pounders—those used in the bombardment of
d in Kingstown Harbour on Sunday morning.

10.000 set )f accoutrements
tl use of the militia,
-eomanry of Ireland.—Naval

r, are it

ided for the

The Repealers had their usual
Auinge, Dublin, yesterday.
A great number of
.ons from various parts of the
e proceedings in other respects
The total sum anticipated at

Corn Ex

Seaver:of Newf..

in the cnalr

was £l5OO

We learn that government
,z io
n making an inspection of the fort
nis Lough
Lou
a view to their being garrisoned by,
t said,
the Marine Artillery. The Bishop's Palace here
) undergone military inspection, it being designed,
-Poort, as barracks for cavalry. By the precau-
,g against sudden surprises, governuri)t
every one, but we much doubt if it
Sala.—Derry Journal.

~orse guards has been addressed to
cer of evry regiment in the army,
di-
g return number of Irishmen in
The object is understood to be
.c-in-hief to determine which regi-
liost safely or prudently be stationed in
for the contingency of any Repeal out-

lut delay

Sindard

?ARATIONS

a tak in

do so a

,INELL AND Lon]) CAMOYS.-At the last an-
)f the Catholic Institute, the noble chairman,
took occasion to magnify the piety at once
tism of Mr. Daniel O'Connell ; lamentig, in
is, " the absence of that distinguished indi-
more an individual than yourself, my Lord
the fishy said to Curran), who bad fos-
tution from the period of its format and
prevented from attending the present meeting,
as he (Lord Camoys) hoped, of bringing to
nry conclusion the unfortunate destinies of his

,;---
Y.
MEETING.—We will have a splendid meet-
MEETING—We
preparation is being made so as to give
Toper reception. The Repeaters alone are
ple that intend to honour him, for the can-
ison have been repaired, cleaned, and fitted
we should suppose, of welcoming him with
Some wag, like the stipendiary at Water-
. here, and the guards were trebled on Wed-
, and an order of readiury parties tness for imo
escort
mediate
lady police and n:iilit
were here during the
1 Darts of the country,
. ..

kGITA.TION IN MANCIIESTEI4.—The agitation
on with so much violence in Ireland for a repeal
ing rapid progress in and about Manchester,
:armed on nde erintendence of the Rev.
re, a mo
re Catholic priest, popular in that
;st the more violent of the Irish Roman Catho-
own has been divided into eight districts, with an
for each. They hold regular periodical meetings,
nday evenings the members meet together in
es, where the leading articles of the Irish repeal
are read aloud, and debates are held upon their
So far about £lOO has been collectedn
, and for-
reland. On Monday evening, a perso f
iciety in Dublin" addressed a numerous audience
Ts' Hall, and resolutions were passed in favour of
le chartists and dissenters are also joining in the
and it is said they intend to hold a great out-
. aeeing, to which Mr. O'Connell is to be in-
Me evening last week,. Feargns O'Connor also
Manchester on the subject of repeal. The lee-
violent one, and it is a matter of much complaint
'ire that some of ,the London journals give publi-
a semi-sedition in detail. Feargus, however, is
generation. Like a true " Irish patriot," he has
ae " rent. "—Morning Herald.
islt.—On Monday last John Johnstone, Esq.,
inspector, and Charles M'Kelvy, sq., sub-in-
constaulary, with a party under their command,
upon in they had previously received,
house of a person named Hanlon, residing in
and in a room up stairs found seven persons
'e, in conclave, and upon searching them
I, in the watch pocket of one of the persons,
the son of the proprietor of the house, a
Aug the "goods," that is, the signs and pass-
, Ribbon society, just issued for the present quer-
whole party were taken up, and on Tuesday they
•-frPd for trial by the magistrates presiding
of the party had been admitted to
oet in custody. Papers were
this may be accounted for,
get the ' goods' delivered to each
to
up get
theta. The house was one of
were sitting round the
hough they
of y kind before them, an
shment d
k that they an
were all from different
v. One of them from the county
al from the direction of Clones. one from
;11, another living near Baliybay, and °the
site directions, and all apparently strangers
a if it were a meeting of delegates from. se-
-Tabled at one central point to devise new
of rebeltion, and bring back to their several lodges
s from head quarters. The ramification of this
. dan.-
mspiracy is daily extending., supported as it.now.is
traordinary excitement which pervades society in
and aided by the facility of assenahhug,pd coni-
,n afforded by the legal repeal meetings. —Belfast

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Icoverec
Hanlon

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thpr

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striets. asse

31, but

DISTILLATION---EXTENSIVE DETECTION.---011
Mr. J. Bold, Excise-offier, Be-
nner of other young officers.
the
to
'. and in a glen, in the townland
succeeded in detecting an extensive illicit distillery,
singlinz, and seized about 20 gallons of that ar-
ith upwards of 500 gallons of wash, of very
,!ontained in twelve vessels, all of which
her with the still, which was too large
-.—Derry Sentinel.
murdernt. IN TIPPISILAILY.—Another inhuman
m has disgraced Tipperary. On the night
ast, the 9th instant, as JOIIII Nolan, herd to Mr.
Ballintemple, W 824 on his way from nerd
to
en with sheep, he was waylaid and murdered at
,within a mile and a-half of Koscrea. No doubt
rers expected to find a considerable sum of money
unfortunate Nolan—but in this they were disap-
s Mr. Burris is a salesroaster in Smithfield. and of
d no occasion to entrust the amount of the sheep
in, who was his confidential man. and bore a most
character, and aleft a wild and seven children to
is loss. Two of het murderers have been arrested
committed for trial at the approaching assizes of
—Nenagh Guardian,

ithinst

Mountains

on the ca

a.DINALLY OCCVIMENCE. Yesterday morning
.t the Four-mile-stone, between this town and Bal-
ink at least nine feet from its level. The only cause
a be conjectured is, that the small lake adjong has
m been drained, and that the road, being wade through
ig, was undermined with water from the lake, which
Ned back to the lake according as the waters there receded,
1 that consequently the road, having lost its support, sank.
is certainly appears strange, but it is the best explanation
: have beard as vet. It will be a long time before the chasm
nbe filled up. Mr. Dinsmore, the road overseer, is making
ery exertion to expedite the repairs, as the mail coaches
ve to go at present over a very unsafe Some
road on
eir way to and from Derry and Sligo. Sme old women
Clare the phenomenon to be a sure (Wen Of oar ebellion.—
.. ft...ham-eon Herald.

kNCHOLY DEATIL—We regret to have to announce
e the Rev. James Lowry Dickson, rector of Lavey,
under the following melancholy circum-
ears that on Wednesday last Mr. Dickson,
home from Cavan, felt somewhat fatigued,
.!r, retired to bed. rs. ickon eing out
me, there was no person D in the housbe but the
ti
and a person named Eccles, a
in rtelaervatils to fitsve of Mrof
s.
), unfortunately, is subject at
gement. This person having entered the dining-
Mr. Dickson had retired, and having partaken
e a decanter of spirits, which he found on the
menced smashing the glasses. &c., when
she
the
although well aware of the danger
came to the door and forbid him to
"won he pursued her up stairs,.
bed. rooms,, for refuge
'-to Mr. Dick-
' a sleep

Cavan

aniac L

tounu
seized a razor
and having
e. with one stroke of the

rachea, by which respira-
-Jed, and the vital spark ex.
4s held on the body on Thursday.
:ordance with the foregoing circurn.
Dublin paper.—l lab
iTisnous pafabgrari caraphtion, has
.

1 to be a vu

'ENSIVE FA ILlTlLE.—Accounts from Bristol mentwo
.ist alarming failure that has occurred for some
vi tzar.
!ry large iron merchants, Messrs.
r Harford and Das,
aended payment, and the consequences are expected
)f the most sedans character. The number of wor.
mployed by this firm was, acording to $Oll3O accounts,
mployed to others. neatly 4000. All these, of
will be thrown out of employ by the melancholy'
The liabilities of the house are roughly estimated at
000 or £500,000.