The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-12
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!, III, Liverpool on the 9Th of
LAND AND IRELAND
"a Ireland the greatest excite
Ra,.ell repeated in the House OF
!, Monday, April Sd, his previous
,h,t the whole weight of the
should be applied to the main
,,5sr. and to put down disaffec-
.hsIion. AT the same time his
.,s..ed the sincere desire Of both
\. and Lord Clarendon, especially,
,omplaints and to apply a remedy
.ii,tion to any d~istresses or evils
pps from Ireland alo more menac-
/. The students Of Trinity Col
inc ii defence of the Government,
nbs,s Of the Royal Dublin Society
heir example.
Il troops have arrived from Eng
.alers in the city are equally ener-
IL warmly supported throughout
Y,
tag held in Kilkenny, four dele
esn appointed to the council OF
edly in defiance Of law. The May
/ magistrates are delegates chosen.
mnended at this meeting that the
hid assemble at liverpool, in order
him the limits prescribed by the
act,
peCted that Dublin would be plac-
r oueration of the recent arms act,
vast quantities Of pixies and arms
icing 50 extensively purchased, will
TO be given up.
inces especially in the south of Ire
d emulate Dublin in the violence
hts and intimidations used by the re.
Ind press; and, indeed, it is openly
many Of the journals that a repeal
h will no longer suffice to satisfy
d grievances, but that the erection
10 can now alone remedy the evil:
b the whole country groans.
p%utine's reply to the deputation o
The French Republic, shows tina.
sposcd at present to risk a rupture
Britain,
1t demonstration of the Chnrtists
TO come off in London on the l0tE
been forbidden by the Englisl
! All the arrangements for the
we're going on satisfactorily--th
conveying the petition and thu
sigma, &c, decided on, when Sir V
hnced to Parliament, on the 9th in
elermlnation of Government not tt
assemblage or procession to TAXI
PROCLAMATION appeared in a few
ddIng petsons to attend the meeting
pursued by the Government ha
creased the former general excite
Caued forth the circumstances o
eclon Of the press hostile to char
effect produced on the Chartist
has been as might have been anti
termination to carry out their OBJ
ore ardor than before. At the frs
the convention held after the issu
PROCLAMATION, an unanimous resolu
me to that the meeting and process
take place, despite the threats 0
lient' Every delegate present finn
\ declared his determination to risI
pc contemplated demonstration, an
gelle' was expressed that their con
0uld emulate the examples thus SC
noldlng Simultaneous meetings i
Y localities. On the same day, res
Jung those meetings, and for the is
counter PROCLAMATION, were at ono
Inc members in the processio
carry arms. Mr.. O'Conner made
" the meeting, which possesse
l'cance at the present time. 1t wa
pOuld recommend to their constitr
Ti'ndrawal EFF all moneys from tn
ms IN order as much as possible I
- financial operations Of Cover
gross sum invested in these inst
0un's to G26,0O0,0 900, and belong
70 the middle and lower classc
large proportion are Chartist
~ doubt, to use Mr.. O'Conner
saai i the people would withdra,
= rom these banks, they woul
'aally attack the Government tina
So = alrect attack on the hors
'u"'eht has seemingly determine
I matters to an issue, and large boz
n'n'an'ry and artillery have bee
'ne metropolis, so that it is con
" 'oFce in the city cannot be lie
~ ron India, with dates fro
'ne 22d February, Madras to ii
bombay to the Cd March.
',on O the Union Bank at Calcut
shareholders, appears most distre
separations were going forward
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