... the Chancellorship, and is to be suc- ceeded by Sir John Campbell. We shall rejoice to announce the former event; but while Irishmen like Baron Richards, Justice Perrin and others are eligible to the office, and worthy of it, we should regret to see it bestowed ...

... such matters broached without collecting being unattended of fearful conflicts. There might be great differences between the United States and the West India Islands, The power of the mother country over the latter might have greatly exhausted that which ...

... (From the Oswego Herald of April \T.) The United Slates came up on Monday, under command of the veteran Captain Whitney, and left at nine o’clock in the evening fur Lewiston. We regret to learn that on Sunday evening, fire was opened upon the States from ...

... desire that a union should be formed between the Irish residing in England and the Chartists. (Hear, hear.) In Newcastle 8,000 Irishmen had j dned the English Chartists, and he was satisfied that those residing in Birmingham would the same. (Hear, hear.) An ...

... Majesty. The chivalry and gallantry Irishmen have ever been displayed towards the fair sex; but when our Queen—our young, beautiful, and interesting Queen—is attempted to be trampled upon a bigotted and noxious faction, Irishmen are doubly bound support her ...

... taste that must forcibly strike the reader, we find our author making her, influenced bv the absorbing and equalizing passion Unit possessed her, attempt raise the whole class which her admirer belongs to a approximation with her own distinguished rank. ...

... this little incident, first amiable trail in her Majesty’s character, and secondly,as an example generally the ladies the United Kingdom, who have lately allowed politics obtain much too great intlaence over them, oven the embittering private life, the ...

... custody, which, aAer blows on both sides, was accomplished. This raised the indignation of the soldiers, many of whom are young Irishmen, and on the fullowiug evening, very serious disturbance took place—the Commands of Colonel Simpson, who happened to come ...

... of the Society of U hited Irishmen, an, since then, the machinery bad ‘been found so complete for the purpose of carrying into effect crime, that it hat ne- ver been abandoned. (Hear, hear.) The Society of United Irishmen was originally formed in the ...

... cure itself. The plague may wear out—but it only when has more victims. then says, “ Hut this it may, the two countries arc united for better for worse.’’ I deny it ; 1 the bans. (Loud cheers and laughter.) declare a divorce for want of consent (laughter ...

... feeling confined to the locality which 1 am at this moment speaking. part of Ireland could ten men, deserving the name of Irishmen, collected together, who, the utterance of the name Normanbv, would not feel as you do. it was who first introduced that ...

... Irish nation. These are the obstacles, but not the only obstacles, in the way of Repeal; for amongst many well-intentioned Irishmen the despair of success, and the natural indisposition to continued exertion, will deprive the beginning of our career of ...