Liberty advocate., 1843-08-12

his improvements, and, to prevent lher
putting TOO much rent in the lease,
should not be higher than the ordinanc
valuation Of lands, or, in the absence
D. that test, where The ordinance surve,
4 had not extended, il should be fixed
70 he solvent tenant lest--that is, what
~ solvent tenant would give for the land
a I"Chese were the solid and lasting fruit
heanticipated from the Repeal"
I, AT the subsequent dinner, among hi
: usual threats he insinuated this qualitica
!. tion -
: They had come there to be free or de
: Here the company rose, waved thei
hats, and cheered for some time. l-Ru
ne thought they might put dying out 0
{ the question. lie always preferred one
: living patriot to dozen dead ones
/, laughter land he had merely intro
duced the alternative of death in the
phrenzy Of ora,orical display--[laughter1
TO show that they were ready for the at.
tack, if 1t was put upon them by the ene-
my--if the constitution was trampied on
TO their prejudice.
At the weekly Repeal meeting of the
Repeal Association, or the 26th uIt., Mr..
O'Connell announced that the Repeal
rent for the previous week amounted to
f3, lo3 7 81. The largest sum received
in one week by the Catholic Association
was f2,70O, and that was during the
height of the agitation for the Clare elec-
tion. In general the averages of the re-
ceipts did not exceed E350.
The Orange party very generally have
abstained from their usual party process.
sions on the lst and 4th of July, for
which the papers commend their for
bearance.
The following Repeal magistracy haye
been added TO the list OF those already,
superseded: Dennis Mccarthy, ESQ
county Of Cork; Michael Dunn and Jo.
seph Lyons, Queens county.
Mr.. Lucas, Secretary 10 the Lord
Lieutenant, has resigned.
Lord Cloncurry voluntarily resigned
the magistracy Of the county of Kildare.
With regard TO the operations ofgov-
ernment, the Naval and Military Gazette
gives US to understand that the squadron
assembled under the command Of Rear
Bowles is to remain stationed in
ireland, and IS to be augmented by few
small vessels and steamers. The two
.hree-dockers, reported as ordered to the
l:ish coast, are not, under present circum-
stances, likely TO be employed. :
At Enniskillen barracks unusual ac-
ivity was observed amongst the sol.
liers. Cannons fixed, balls conveniently
placed, ammunition served out and slowed I
away, with double sentries, are amongst
he most ordinary movements. Suitable {
ground for field and skirmishing practice
S being looked out for the use of the
roops. i
In Belfast the preparations appear TO
be still more formidable. A working par. ,
y Of fifty men belonging to the sd regi- {
nent, besides party OF masons, are en- q
,loyed daily in erecting siockades in the |
infantry barracks, and forming breast {
work for the soldiers to fire over.-ll
Loop-holes are also breaking out in Ii
different parts Of the barrack wall facing t
North Queen sstreet, and passage has T
been made between the artillery and in t
antry barracks. by which guards can be
relieved and sentries posted, and great. n
,r facility Of intercourse maintained, Ic
Without marching through the street, as v
vas heretofore the case. 1t is also said o
hat the double gun batteries are 10 be !
erected at the artillery barracks, and f
hat guns will be forthwith mounted on a
hem. II
1t is intended to remove the 45th regi- J
nent from Cork forthwith, and to re- Il
lace it by another, and the lst Royal Je
Dragons have received orders OF readi- d
less for embarkation at Bristol for Cork. A
returns have beer lately made by off P
ial persons of the accommodation which b
he St. George Steam Packet Company's o.
essels on the Bristol and Cork station 1
re capable Of afTordng for men, horses, is
&C., their tonnage, rate of sailing, and tt
ABILITIES for embarking and landing to
rooPs. Accommodation is being provi-i cl
ed for large military force in Mallow I
nd portion Of the police barrack, is
eing prepared for the officers quarters. III
WALEs.-RiOts of CGrmarthen.-The nl
isturbance Of which South Wales has W
scently been the scene have broke out ou
10 seriou rioting. The mob assembled 81
I'D attacked the workhouse ofCarmathen. a.
he rioters were to the number Of sever ~
thousand, on horse and foot, with the 10
sdoubtable Rebecca at their head, about ~
30 being on horseback, with one in az
ont disguised with a woman's curis, TO
'present Rebecca, and from 1000 to to
200 on foot, walking about foprteen or stt
Iteen abreast. Every man was armed LIZ
ith a bIudgeon, and some Of them had So
stols. At their head was carried two trt
lnners bearing inscriptions 10 Welch OF th'
freedom, liberty, and better fsed;n and ry