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

to all par.ts,

sTga..—The agitation
lence in Ireland for a repeal
so much vio
id progress in and about Manchester, .
rider the superintendence of the Rev.
Roman Catfiolic priest, popular in that
.e violent of
ri divided the Irish Roman Catho-
into eight districts, with an
regular periodical meetings,
They hold
rigs the members meet together in
..ere Luc leading articles of the Irish repeal
read aloud, and debates are held upon their
r about 11100 has been collected, and for-
!. On Monday evening, person from the
n Dublin" *addressed a numerous audience
1, and resolutions were passed in favour of
.sts and dissenters are also joining in the
is said they intend to hold a great out-
-,eeting, to which -Mr. O'Connell is to be in-
One e,ening last week, reargus O'Connor also
lat Manchester on the subject of repeal. The lee-
s a violent one, and it is a matter of much complaint
cashire that some of the London journals give publi-
his semi-sedition in detail. Feargus, however, is
his generation• Like a true " Irish patriot," he has
o the " rent."—Morning Herald.
ostsar.—On Monday last John Johnstone, Esq.,
Ay inspector, and Charles M'Kelvy, Esq., sub-in-
' constabulary, with a party under their command,
m information they had previously received,
- --;rson named Hanlon, residing in
room up stairs found seven persons
anclave, and upon searching them
11 pocket of one of the persons,
he proprietor of the house, a
is,the signs and pass-
that
Is t issued for the present guar-
, were taken up, magistratesd on Tuesday they
ed for trial by the presiding
Three of the party had been admitted to
four are yet in custody. Papers were
1-but this ,deliveredWbe •accounted for,
..: to get the ' goods to each
~ere upon them. The house was one of
but althoug,h they were sitting round the
ad no refreshment theyanY kind before them, and
remark that were al: from different
One of them the county
rrona the direction of Clones, one from
_,,tough, another living near Baliybay, and 'the
from opposite directions. and all of
strangers
.
ch other, as if it were onemeeting of delegates from se-
adistricts, assembled at central point to devise new
meg of rebellion, and bring hack to their several lodges
)rde r s from head quarters. The ramification of this dan-
us conspiracy is daily extending, supported as it now is
lie extraordinary excitement which pervades society in
and, and aided by the facility of assembling and corn-
'Belfirst
iication afforded by the legal repeal meetings.

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3. one of the

kTION---EYTENS IVE DETECTION.--On
inst., r. J• Bold, Excise-officer, ac-
. •—..ber of other young officers. proceeded to
ey Mountains, and in a glen, in the townland
needed in detecting an exten.iive illicit distillery,
mgliwz, and seized about 20 gallons of that
with upwards upwards of 500 gallons of wash, of very
ty, contained in to
vessels, all of which
-I, together with the still, which was too large
yed on the car.--Derry Sentinel.
NoTHEa. MURDER 1:..r rirrize.Au.v.—Another inhuman
1 "'"'P murder has disg,raced Tipperary. On the night
ie Oth instant, as Joan Nolan, herd to Mr.
-- - .of Batiintemple, was on his vvay, from Dublin, where
he had been with sheep, he was waylaid and murdered at
tr.!allinakill, within a mile and a-half of Roscrea. No doubt
11.0.fluirderers expected to find a considerable sum of money
with the unfortunate Nolan—but in this they were disap-
courseedii as Mr. Burris is a salesmaster in Smithfield. and of
with Noillad no occasion to entrust the anlount of the sheep
excellent enl; who was his confidential man. and bore a most
deplore his aracter, and has left a wife and seven children to
and full loss. Two of the murderers have been arrested
'I committed for trial at the approaching assizes of

ADINARY OccuaneNcs.— Yesterday
.to amnodrnsianig.
aad at the Four-mie-stone, between this
:a, sunk at least nine feet from its level. The only cause
t can be conjectured is, that the small lake adjoining has
late been drained, and that the road, being made through
. bog, was undermined with water from the lake, which
[lowed hack to the lake according as the waters them receded,
and that consequently the road, having. ost its support, sank.
This certainly appears strange, but it is the best explanation
we have heard as yet. It will be a long time before the chasm
can be filled up. Mr. Dinsmore, the road overseer, is making
every exertion to expedite the repairs, as the mail coaches
-we to go at present over a very unsafe naountain road on
men -vay to and from Derry and Sligo. Sme old women
.I,eial 4-! phenomenon to be a sure omen of o
ar ebellion.—
lallysi ion Herald.
MELANCHOLY Da ATH.—We regret to have to announce
death of the Rev. James Lowry Dickson, rector of Lavey,
tity of Cavan, under the following melancholy circura-
,.:es :—lt appears that on Wednesday last Mr. Dickson,
,g returned home from Cavan, felt somewhat fatigued,
tier dinner, retired to bed. Mrs. Dickson being out
at the time, there was no person in the house but the
',laid, and a person named Eccles, a relative of Mrs.
who, unfortunately, is subject at h dining . intervae
tls to fits of
ngement. This person having entered
11r. Dickson had retired, and having partaken
lirits, which he found on the
g the glasses. &c., when the
'll aware of the danger she
the door and forbid him to
• - oursued her up stairs,

Armagh Gttor(Vas,

:er ot_t4.

1-rootns, for refuge.
_.3niac darted into Mr. Dick-
a profound sleep, alas ! "asleep
inc," and having seized razor
ig-table, with one stroke of the
pletely eut the trachea, by which respir
ously suspended, and the vital spark ex-
vest was held on the body on Thursday.
to accordance with the foregoing circuin-
irned.—Dubliu paper This paragraph has
lv ascertained to be a villainous fabrication_

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rAI LURE.—Accounts from Bristol mention
ming failure that has occurred for some time.
rge iron merchants, Messrs. Harford and Davis,
cted
hied payment, and the consequences are expe
most serious character. The numbeer of work-
Yed by this firm was, acording to som accounts,
.to others, neatly 4000. All these, of
thrown out of employ by the melancholy
ties of the house are roughly estimated at

000, and accordi*,
nurse. will

0.000 or £500,000