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... -Mornain (lChronoe1l We regret to learn that the last accounts: from. Washington state that the life of the President of the United States (General Jackson;) was, despair- cd of. Papers from Montreal to the 12tb, and fromi Quebec to the 10tb July, were received ...
... became the more necessary for the landed proprietors, the merchants, the inhabitants ge- nerally of that county, to raise their united voices in op- position to thedecision in favourof the DroghedaBranch, and against the Great North Western, to represent to ...
... ?? -, . R i il 2 -IRM , Pit ?? ?? t ? I :k?, W rursunt t a rqu!isition 'to*the'O Tphrishof St. John, a -eetingf t uniteds of 8en OfSt. Michael and S ia t was yeste convened an cteth Boal'a deli q into conideM rason e best meansiof promo nuactue ...
... last, that there has been a considerable increase in the exportations. Some large amounts of gold have been shipped to the United States, Where, ill consequence of the bill that has passed the legislature of that country, enhancing the value of gold coin ...
... 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 ...
... 'vere to act in the capacity of schoolmasters. On that portion of the line nearly all the labourers were either Englishmen or Irishmen, so that this arrangement would be peculiarly suitable; and as regarded the few who were Scotclmncl, they could attend up- ...
... for their education. The quantity of railway labourers employed in Perth- shire is : Scotchmen, 3,272 ; Englishmen, 370 ; Irishmen, 787 ; total, 4,429. Of these ten are depositing in the Savings' Bank. Mr. Feargus O'Connor was the purchaser of the Mathon ...
... Previatis to tli? li'e dirper.tort near Caihiz. car i'iiaittled tile men, scatuercd ahsosut in guerrillas on IrrItit,, i? his unite, .ts eiu'cntnstnncrs require, in order to I i,ii5s? parties tif regulars tl?e Captain Gionirnil sent Ii Li tlucin. XlaI,'ltru ...
... country, thought fit to employ no I Irishmen to execute them; and there was Colonel Blacker, -who brought over Scotch workmen to perform work which ,a1 ould be done twenty percent., ayethirtyper cent.,cheaper n by Irishmen, and in every possible respect fully ...
... nnational u ndertakiog-ofle free~fromtin te inifluence of particular sects, creeds, or parties.' They met a I As Irishmen, and nothing but Irishmen, to hahithet open- c tong of a 'project which wasl calculated to advance the pros-I )perity of their native ...
... thirty or forty bricklayers for few days, in consequence of the little delay occasioned by getting the machinery to work. The Irishmen all assembled before breakfast on Monday morning, in anticipation of work being resumed, on the road leading to the works ...
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