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AND Mtiqnii Teifels JQUB1A1 CM ¦ ¦ I mTTT J TU TO TT Iff!If A WTVT A ' x ¦ ¦ THE IRISH MOKANNA. fmim^^J ^} _ Ibeland's Lessor - The prospect of famine m th* collection: ot rfhe Ireland has . not prevented mUCtT O'Connell tribute, and probaWy bjU^Ot T* Riois.—The alarm in the Ifcis « Food asd ducH thr'aMuhTBlow'the- iteual 'arerago.' Sc&&"^ f pj anee on accountcorn of the aprehended that; the tax iheesportation to England equally shocking and 'extraordinary; of , ap- and paid by a people tore- T^^m increase. At Che^ rbourg, St. should have been levied . *An he Pn the knowing that they .were squandering the means w jcsis *? "* .md other places, senousnotshave al- : The improvidence, 0 in other places theexcitement life itself in the money they gave. P ' Snilace, and from Malo it may be said, is characteristic ; the pinch oi apprehensions are entertained of an peasant ***" atthat mites 1 , scarcity has not -yet been felt/ 'and the Irish does not look before him ; but what is to.be thought; c^^s^ndent St. on the thisi im-> JQ of the,mah who could take advantage of . AND of the MTIQNii TEifel S UB1A1. providence; and diminish the wretched; means posteaupatthe 3^iaornuigaTOtuig^found ~~ Door creatures to swell his own income , knowing that - ' ^" f oorfrnitand vegetablemarket calling upon the time must come when they must: bitterly repent to assemble and set fire to the houses VOL. IX. NO. 420. LONDON, NOVEMB ER l§45. what ^ Pdace SATUBDAY, .29,: ™; 6f:,th'eir thoughtless generosity, and ;reflect that ^ff ltoviu5the mayor of thetown , and M. Louis d ^ SJ ^£ *« had!by so much - of -3*" deputy,accusing them of the they had given to Mr. O'Connell . f0lDieriy cause certain detection. It is not e h " ' hastened the coming of the day of want ? But what deamess of breaa' y t known ow, or by to cut and l d , the assault commenced. prohibit, or>atall_events to restnot,the exportation DETERMINED 'AND DELIBERATE ^;: r?naeasmS by their large ex- whom, the conspiracy pul them own ,^ -' ¦ ;: perish by- ^ was discovered; one thing only We give the result in the Colonel's own words, in his of corn. ^ I ^ * ^ * ^ * , . : ¦; =-iii^ " - -.- - . MURDER. .. ., .;- ..,:.:.,-:.^,i; ;t- cares he? If thousands are doomed to d of black wheat. Yesterday a company of is certain, that ^ r r rit'ia a , rtms , from forty to fifty persons have despatch of the following day ;— ; The PhesIIw Italy.;— Angtburg'GaxMti sayi; 6n- Thursday evenin g, at about a quarter-pa tt five famine or pestilence, what matters it wliejine? 1 jtf^r; rtgiment.of the line was marched in quick already been arrested, of whom the few who fr^mThe little sooner or a little later ? '.„ The'^ibute;kept in . ; Wlierea numerous body of the belong When the advance was sounded, they rushed forward in its corre^Bidenbe Palermo, ;that the cenBure o'clock^'one of the most cool and deliberate acts of mitr - ^ " h pinanj people to a higher class of society are all foreigners, which ¦is exei^lsed/wi&rgi^t^ journals: their pockets would not averjt the calamity," would!" ftl*. ,._«imti« the nassa ge of th a Rance. hv. fillino- in the most gallant and daring manner , aad every en- " der 'Uiaf has been committed in the metropolis for many ¦ of confirms the conjecture that neither thesource of the deavour was The Revettf adii Commerce had^ufiedHhe word '' pa^ ' - only postpone, it ; and/ ir'the^'must die;*itMs^as with enormous blocks stone. The made to pull the stockaae down. They par- ; yea»s, wa6 perpetrated in Peaeook -stree t Newington. At ^ Sannd and the p y s, are to be found within the tiaU triotism'' itftheTeense of caro for the general welfare. well that he should have' the..benefit of -the^m&ife^'j P ^oy troops sent from this town being cons irac ,nor its leader y succeeded in openi ng the outer one, but the inward that ttrn o Daniel Fitzgerald ; a labourer in the employ of 'to ; * Russian bounds. Among the natives of Posen who one resis ted all their efforts , This expresfioni was cut but'; The'editor; after hav- c p g gglej .but hot carry tooveak, and two of the gendarmes having are implicated in the affair , are especially named the and bein g lined with men 1 Mr. Quennel , a respectable builder , in Kennington -lane, suffithe sufferersient to throughrolon the stru is probably the rea- ^ a firin g throug h loopholes on a level with the ground , and ing spokehweorrt, the price of which *isiconstantly and a' coun tryman of his named Owen M'Carthy, were it. This . ^ (jriously wounded by the stones thrown at them, locksmith above alluded to (in whose loft seven per- - , soningof the grasping man ;" heartless as'it is, ntsbecame from others halfwa y up, our men were falling so fast falling, haajtekefl why the price of breauV-wasraised proceeding home after the labours of the day, and as we can t^^nforceme necessary, and two com- sons were found concealed), a baker, several non- to imagine no better. The peasant who this year-has-^ ^* f that , notwithstanding the most daring acts of bravery from 5 l^er^cent.-? This passage was rescinded. they turned into Peacock-etree t they were met, at rather ^eso the line were sent for from St. Brieue, and commissioned officers, a wine merchant, «fec., &c. A In anotheft^rtiele the subject ' given his^ usual tribute^ to O'Connell has given ^h- . ata battery, of artillery and the greatest perseverance , they were obliged to re- ' was* the mineral a dark spot , by a person who came in front of them, and ' : PLjn th has been dis- domiciliary search, which was yesterday set on foot wealth of- Httssia1. It experienced a' similar fate. value at least four-fold or five-fold the cust"6rnSfy:; ^.A in all hasreftom Rennes. "We hear, how- tire. This could not be effected without additional loss who, without the slightest parley or uttering a sentence , ' cd by the police, produced no discovery." in the endeavour to brin g off the wounded men in which contribution. This Mr. O'Connell. must have neell.,; rZ tliat theriot has been renewedto-day, and that , deliberately presented a pistol to the breast of poor Fitz- conscious of when he levied the tax, ahd neyer| '3 '" TURKEY. they were generall y successful. The retreat was covered ¦ : g body, :^eles f*te5 of people fromto Broons, Beckere]ef , and even St. " ' ': erald, and discharged its contents into his he consented to the imposition, a a ' thfcjpbor^ : , hav gone join those Dinan. The Lebakos Disarmed.—Cohsiastinople, Nov. by the party under Lieuten ant-Colonel Hulme , of the 96th ' ^^§^^ tmiit &r: M'Carth y was so affected with the suddenness of ware.th t e A highly - creatures know not what they Were about/and%«re|" ^ M; 7.—We were all astonished here b« learning, regiment ; and too much praise cannot be given to that .the act and the flash of the powder upon his face, that he - -^table merchant, Paul Robert, a d a day or 1 robbing themselves and .'their children for him'.^Tti *' of hisarms broken, and to haveis receiveds i to two ago, that Shekib Effendi had^isanned the^Le- officer for the.coolness and steadiness with which he con- NATioNm^sspciATiON, op. United Trades.— became powerless for a moment, and the assassin would Sebad one ill The ducted it undor a very heavy, The take from the poor the gift they could not spat^ ; severe treatment. authorities, how- banon. Turkish troops, it seems, had possession of fire. Central Committee ;jnet at ( the Trades' Office, '30, have escaped but for the promptitude of two gentlemen ' '; but " 3 Hyde-street murder , Would seem the height of cruelty.and meanness ' ^ able to enforceof . a , and through the all the strong positions of the mountain ; the means h a i , dd , " one-third of .Biopnw^my;;>h Monday, November named Cotton and Allara , who, witnessing the that is not all in this case) for the poor, iii their ler are and the l ws du Roi In t is ct on the Colonel a s , to his v^es courage Procureur se- wereat hand suddenly to disarm the tribes, and the the men actually engaged fell ;" and ',' during the 24th. A'drage. mass.,of letters,; each bearing ' the instantly pursued the assassin , who had tak en thoughtlessness, have drawn oh theiV naiTOwed'11 the most forward among the rioters have e p , by the facilities it thus en- eight days that he had been engaged in carrying on kindly feeflhg.of the pVQvincial.tfa'des towards the heels. His pursuers , however , gained ground so fast S^of joyedPortehas be n tem ted 'ywere means of existence 20 or 25 per cent, more ,than they ; arrested. The same disturbances have occurred , toexecutea project whichit has no doubt long operations against the place, one-fourth of the whole associationi laid before the committee. Amongst upon him, that they succeeded in capturing him before he have.been aware of, and sordid advantage has been5 Ln wished to see carried into effect. The disarmment others the following ," had got far down Kennington -lane, and after run- ^the whole coastof Lower Brittany,black wheat strength of the British soldiers under his command are particularlyof worthy of no- taken of their want of foresight and reflection ; Dbubt ^ " (which if not already complete, will be completed in a (originally not exceeding 490) had been either killed tice :—From ^he Miners 'Holytown,' announcing ning about 500 yards or a little better.
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