... (loud and prolonged cheer*). hud the honour to sec the glorious soldier upon the fields ofthe Crimea ; I kuow that great many Irishmen were there, aod, I will drink the health of Ireland, and the city of Cork in particular (loud and cnthnsiastic cheers). LONDON ...

... empire.— Nevertheless the British Association was greeted warmly in Dublin. Irishmen for the time laid aside their political animosities and religions antipathies, ana united cordially in paying homage to science and scientific men. We believe the same ...

... coming up I found plenty of things to cling to, and got hold of a door, which I held to about fifteen minute-, till three Irishmen grabbed it, when I left it, I was becoming so numb that I was Obliged to warm little swimming exercise. Though there was ...

... Accordmgly, the Directors employed Mr. Colebas, of London— reputed to the most eminent and trustworthy accountant in the United Kingdom —to examine and report upon the state of tiic books and the of the company, in order to rectify anything that might ...

... never in the shape of money. always pay Pi-' in own coini-worda-and it how they dislike the form of payment \~—Fuiu li. Irishmen AvtEßteA.-The gentleman in the notice, w American paper, is an Irishman, nat , . . Mithor the article rli Z sent,’ in the ...

... Orleans, the United States, whore it will joiu the groat network of existing belonging to the American companies. This undertaking certainly appears to possess advantages far exceeding any other scheme of like nature having for its object the uniting of the ...

... come down to tho level of the dark-lantern politicians? The answer to these questions must given by the constituencies of the United Kingdom. They should meet, resolve, and not to allow themselves to be plundered of one of the greatest blessings of British ...

... extraordinary increase of trade Itcls cen the United Kingdom and America since the establishment of steam communication between the two countries worthy of attention. appears that from to 18J0 the exports from the United Kingdom to America amounted in round numbers ...

... those who are willing to help themselves (applause). In the course of public career 1 have always observed that if Irishmen arc united in any project affecting their common country, and if they have only definite aim an ascertained object,’they are invincible ...

... election, and let them recollect the old and most true saying—“ United we stand—dirided we tall.’* In the meantime, shall there be no growl from Ireland answer the taunt the Times f Irishmen may say “We have no such leader now the at O’Connell was’*—they ...

... neither of these “chiefs could succeed in fonoing Ministry or carrying measure on his own bottom, whilst the forces of both united would leave the Government on division majority of 51. Mr. Bright leads numerous following of 28, which, added to the 255 ...

... resolved on—the Atlantic project, which has, its very failure, proved its feasibility and perhaps one two additional lines unite with Australia and British Columbia, arc the only schemes which are too formidable to carried out by commercial enterprise ...