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... FOREIGN, COMMERCIAL, AND DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. I UNITED STATES AND MEXICo.-The arrival of the royal mail steamer Hibernia at Liverpool, on Thursday, has put us in possession of papers from New York to the 15th, Boston 16th, and Halifax 18th inst., besides ...
... MORNING. The Royal Mail-steamer Cambria, Captain Har- rison, arrived at this port at three, a.m,, with the usual mails from the United States, Canada, Nova Scitia, &c., and forty-eight passengers. The Caledonia arrived at New York on the 9th; and the Niagara ...
... they would leave aside all sectarian and party differences, and unite in so desirable an effort (hear, bear). He found that persons who were heretofore hostile to them could be as good Irishmen as any of themselves when such a truly national subject was brought ...
... thit; time last month we dircted ratten- tion to the extelrt-'of the importdi6os of foreign Grain, Pulse, and Flour into the United Kingdom I during the month ending 10th fJetub.3r. We halve now an official returailof the qiianl rues on which i duty was ...
... GENERALLY. |FELLOW-TRADESIEN AND FELLOW-COUNTRYMEN-If ever there was a period when the combined and undivided exertions of Irishmen, of all shades of Liberal opinion, waas necessary, the present is that juncture. The occasions are many on which a demonstration ...
... directors csked the sanction the shareholders to agreement entered into with the United Scottish Central and Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Company, by which these united companies undertook to work the Scottish Midland, with its extension and branches ...
... them, of the inhabitants of St. a Bride's parish; and those specimens afforded an illustration p of what could be done by Irishmen. He had been in the h habit sometimes of attending court, and recollected some ti years ago having; in company with some ...
... 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 ' Great Britain' nard Russbia 1 ar0 iS Is from popular knowledge I hiave learned that the ii iii'i and title of the United Kingdom is not ' 1, the imnpertinenst egotism of Engglishmen too Ire prompt them to call it, for since thie oneon isith -t: ...
... interchange of knowledge from to town would be one valuable mode of advancing the manufactures of our country, and must incite Irishmen to deal at home, when they find that interest, as well as patriotism, urges to home consumption. In this our first communication ...
... bigotry, and prejudice of haughty Eng- land. What right has England to assume that she is better able to make laws for Irishmen, than Irishmen themselves? Have they ever made any laws where the interests of Eng- land were concerned, or English monopoly to be ...