The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-02
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the irish tOn to the expiration Of their respective sub
It is stated that the different Orange Lodges intend
walking in procession on the 18th Of July and that
they will muster in great force.
A committee Of Catholic clergymen appointed at q
meeting OF preates and priests have reported the
state of Ireland under British rule follows
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given the world ySuinous reports at different periods and
with the finest natural resources the most genial
Sous amongst the most hardy and rtuous Of the human
wrstchedness within the pale Of European civilization
amentary reports the state of Ireland They form
the most dismal picture Of national misery have
seem. We regret that We can do more than allude
to this document, for the production of which
deeply indebted to the gentlemen Of the
mittee. The following resolutions drawn up by
parliament .Olemnly dssam ali desire asosndan
slightest the OWL religious rights and liberties
consent q the r,.ssi. =. and SasSss 1Ssstsnss
support Of the clergy Of Ireland after the establish
duay collectively pledge use our most
and % to that
for the exercise Of all the talents and energies the priesthood
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that s y Nes s this point are that
for sitting IN should continue in full force
The most alarming conHagraton remembered took
place in Cork on Sunday week; for some time it was
feared the flames could not be arrested until the valua
BILE square Of buildings at both sides of Cork street.
Patrick street, St. Georges street and Robert street.
would be totally destroyed. At half-past one the fire
perceived issuing from the extensive concerns Of
Mr.. McSwiney, Wholesale sugar and tea dealer 1t is
estimated that property to the amount Of 100000 must
have been destroyed. The assurances will suffer
heavily.
novel application was made on the Queens bench
the other day. Mr.. Napier applied on the part of
Mr.. s. Jellico, for mandamus, requiring that the
TO y connection with the Society Of Friends, from
which he had been removed the plea of paving It'll
rent charge The chief Justice refused the ma ndamus
the Society Of Friends constituted q voluntary
association and the court had therefore, no power
We had Miss Poole and Mr. d. B. King, of the theatres
Drury Lane and Covent Garden, last night at the
theatre Royal. in Donizett's opera of ola Figlia
del Reggmento Miss Poole, as the heroine played with
animation and ability and sung with grace and point
the snowy and sparkling airs assigned to her MIR.
Crocraft intends, Friday evening next to try the
novel experiment Of writing Burns celebrated Tam
O'Shanter."
The amount received by the confederation from the
14th of March to the Goth Of May, only f19S16
The government sometime ago considerably increas-
ed the number of public works. particularly river
DRAWINGS in lreland they have again diminished it,
and thus have thrown the poor people their own re
The accounts of the restitution in several
parts of the country still heartrenderng Skib-
bereen the people in another state Of desttuton;
fire occurred there few days ago, which DESTROYED
q mill and n quantity ofIndian corn. ThankGod, the
accounts of the crops continue to be favorable
regret to announce the failure Of the old establish
ed and extensive firm of Thomas Morrey Co. PHI lane
The liabilities are stated to exceed f150,00O.