The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-02-13 00:00:00

TO THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND.

Merrion-square, 11th Feb., 18441
FELLOW-COUNTRYI(EN,—Once again I return you reY
most heartfelt thanks for the peace, quiet, and good order
you have observed ; and I conjure you by the country We
all love, and even in the name of the God we all adore, to.
continue in the same peace, quietness, perfect tran-
quillity.

I tell you solemnly that your enemies and the enemies
of Ireland are very desirous that there should bea breaking
out of tumult, riot, or other outrage. Be you, therefore,
perfectly peaceable. Attack nobody. Offend• nobody-
Injure no person. If you respect your friends—if you
wish to gall your enemies—keep the peace, and let not ona
single act of violence be committed.
You are aware that the jury have found a verdict againA
me. But depend upon it that I will bring,a, writ of errott
and will not acqiesce in the law, as laid down against ale!
until I have the opinion, of the twelve judges in Ire Land
and, if necessary, of the House of Lords.
Be you, therefore, perfectly quiet. Do no violence
whatsoever. You could not possibly offend or grieve me
half so much as by any species of riot, assault, or out-
rage.

It is said that the great question of repeal has been in-
jured by this verdict.
Do not believe it. It is not true. On the contrllfe
the result of this verdict will be of most material ser'r
to the repeal if the people continue to keep au peaceftli afi
they have hitherto been, and as I am sure they will cow
tinue to be.

Obey my advice. No riot. No tumult. No blow. No
violence. Keep the peace for six months, or, at the
utmost, twelve months longer, and you shill have the
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.E PEAL Assoc'Artort.—The Repeal rent for thevreek
was £6,13 Os. 3d.
THE LATE FATAL DUEL.--yesterday, Capt. Gr"—
n
surrendered to take his trial, as second to Lieut. Mtl fa
-- in the late fatal duel. He was then indicted for aidil3
Lieut. Munro in wring a pistol whereby Col. Fawcett vi__"
shot. The trial was fixed to take
place to.morro;;
(Wednesday) and Capt. Grant was conveyed to Newg4"
in custody of an officer.

on Wednesda
CHILD OTEALING.—At the Central Criminal Courtti
y
good looking widow was sentenced to, be transported Nr
seven years, for having stolen an infant child naive-
? Elizabeth Mary Jones well dressed O
Selina Belling, four months old, in the month of Novelly
ber last.

The enquiry before Lord Sudeley, and the other truss
tees of Winchomb Grammar-school, into the conduct et
Mr. Lapworth, the master, respecting the punishment :
a lad named Carter, has terminated in the complete
eg
oneration of Mr. Lapworth. The case appears to had
been gone into at great length.

the
THE LATE FATAL DUEL AT CAMDEN TOWN.—"I"
Central Criminal Court on Wednesday, Mr. Waddingtotb
on behalf of the crown, applied to the bench to fix a bell
for the trial of Lieut. Grant, who had given notice of
intentic.n to surrender and take his trial, for being attest
sort; to the murder of LiP:ut. Col, Fawcett, in the due
Camden Town. The,i'adge,refused to fix any dty for t"
trial, while the aeuvtv'd'shutild be at large.