... at re4 Prescot~t.:-13] Americans, 9 Germans, Poles, and h French, 8 LowerCanadians, 1 Scotehman, 4 UpperCat- h nadians,Z Irishmen, I Englishman. a (Froim the Moatreal Courier, Dec. 6.) S Couirt'hfartial.-The evidence for the prisoners having 'I 'lee been ...

... Feuvre, Consul at Southampton for his Majesty the King of the Belgians ; aud of Mr. Hugh Kecnan, as Consul at Dublin for the United States of America. The return Samuel Martin, Esq., Q.C., member for the borough of Pontcfract, was celebrated on Tuesday last ...

... between them, would lead a cursory observer to conclude that now, instead of seeking alternate rule, they would cordially unite to rule jointly, and that by the junction of two such formidable powers the opposition of any other party would be utterly ...

... never to cease of using' afll constitihtional insane, for the complete oblitera-e we tion o the master nionopoly until the united efforts of ste nillionus be erownecd Withjoy-ftl. success.. (Applause.) be From Armitage we havte received (per B. Longley ...

... £10 is lof126. Os. Pd. The balance at the bank in favour of the of A is union was this week, £332. 7-. 3d.; last week it was, unit it £410. 17s. 08. After the transaction of some routitle busi- rout to p, the gr4jiaqs proceeded to the relief f Ofie poor ...

... had arrived wbun they must the rights and liberties of their neighbours. birß. H. IXGLiS thought that this country ought to unite with other Powers in restoring that State, which hoped was not altogether extinct, but only suspended. Uutil a treaty should ...

... issvited, and are expected to attend: Mr. Williani Bell, of Heywood, and j. B1. Cooper, of Mlanchiester.-Englisls. man and Irishmen of licehdele, awake from your slumbers!1 shbake off Use chains of tyranny anda oppression, whmich have for ages bosund you ...

... Inlnings-Overs(?.s5.). .48 3 ~~~THE IRISH IN AMERICA. Y BY~~~tt AN A11ERICAN. ':Among tise thousatids who emnigrate to the United Statfes, the Itisit ore conspicuous for their numrber and pectiliarities. eThey generally arrive here through the aid of utahe ...

... of: free rinds should. be clA;- ex atended -t6 tlsrniselves and ?? classes of' tseh-f81ow. Net ie sulbjects, thrbughout the United Kingdom.. (Ayppfe.e) _-The~ imr a'Noble' Premier bed recently setd.htlie considered .thd liar itsatisfaictory adjustment of' ...

... ant[t tiowns, joys and sorlTOvW to be regulated by his i own temper aid contrilled by his olw conduct. He will I be a siniple unit of nit interminitble series, identified by . a numiber or a sytbol, lile n ticLeted convict, anl the I whole cou~lry will 1 ...

... tool of the dirtiest part of this dirty party. The hall *y, appears to have been previously packed by a great num- S. her of Irishmen from the neighbourhood of Roebdale Road, and when Mr. Smith rose to defend himself he was not allowed to say a word, and ...

... IllT t-stteih-tt frienid to thle an tihoges of tite inithtbitatstt-. (hlctir.) Iile lleievh-e-l otil 1oetiiI pitl 'ts thre United Kitlipdotta was mitt-c ithic or tuicliti -l retra eile titan t'tt boaroii--h otf SO,- fl,rld. Aut itiv t ate, itit ittlst ...