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... INVASION OF NAPLES. By an extraordinary courier which left Naples on the 11th instant, letters have been received from thence and from other cities on the route, which contain the most recent intelligence relative to the invasion of Naples. The courier ...
... THE INVASION OF THE POPE'S DOMINIONS, i~~~ I TO TEU EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN'S JOUHAt- Clondalkin Monastery, September 12, 1847. SIR-The insolent invasion of the rigbts of our illustrious Sovereign Pontiff by the Austrian tyrant is one of the most atrocious ...
... ATROCIOUS INVASION OF PUBLTC TIBER-ry-FLjA GITIOTUS EXERCiSE OF]~ pOLIG-NAC DESPOTISM IN IL09GFO RD. . (7nO OUR OWN COILR~ESPODOXNO .) Lonxgford, Thursday Night, it o'Clock. Public feeling bas been outraged here, and a Poligacc display of insolent authority ...
... men, able to handle a musket-and, consequently, by tl the late census, it is some hundred thousand more. If ever a foreign invasion should occur, in which you would be B obliged to leave us to defend ourselves,- let. 100,000, out of T those 1,664,437 men ...
... IRELAND BEF'ORE AND AFTER THE DANISH INVASION-EARLY CHRISTIAN CHURCHES- EARLY PAGAN ROUND TOWERS. li h A . . | I he following notites on these subjects are extracted tfrom a proof-3heet of the second volume of Mr. D'Alton's ,for thcomting 6 Ilistory ...
... WAS .TEE MUBCH, EMANCIPATED BY O'CONX NELL IN .1829, EVER IN COBMMUNIONAOITH THE SEE OF ROME UNTIL AFTER THE INVASION OF TUE ENGLISH? . T. IO SAMUEL SMILES, ESQ., M.D. rd Metropolitan Church, Dublin, P. 10th day of the Captivity, 1844. tre SxI have just ...
... that Englishmen love the constitution too well to sanction near] it; invasion even against their enemies. An invasion of story, right in one country would be precedent for its invasion in ALo the other ; common wrong will unite the injured in a He common ...
... IIGUEL. Wve have received Lisbon papers to the 16th instant. I t Was reported in that- city that Miguel meditated another invasion of Portugal, and the Minister of War had- even made a statement to the Cortes, that government were in possession of information ...
... the vines and felled the fruit trees, and that it will take the Affrghans 20 years' labour to repair the disasters of this invasion. And ?? journals will speak to us of excesses committed in Algiers, where our soldiers at least open roads, plant trees, ...
... following sum. mary of the news from the Heracldlir Europe of Thursday, October 8:- IICE!LY IMPORTANiT FROM TPIE ARMIES OF INVASION- ANOTHER BATTLE WITH THE MEXICANS. We publish on the first side of to-day's paper several highly important despatches from ...