... the other leading Tory journals of England. I have col- 'lected them into a kind ef focus or nosegay of bad scent, so that Irishmens down to the lowest grade, and particolarly the hierarclhy and clergy of Ireland may, undersand what they should expect it'the ...

... at the present mnoment---the union of t8he'. reformz party in this country.. The, object is icertainly one which ougt,¢ to unite all sects and sha;des of Reformners.: ' Onthe effectual registration fef the Irish consltuencies depends not onlythe codtinuance ...

... tas we're-there' present thta''diy. - They' had arrayed otn their side talent as;weellas 4ation-they had :1t the poor man united with the.rich-and be would tell thernm that the formner was just as much interested in' the -grat a struggle' that' wasgoing ...

... were, ready to unite in fighting on against the enemy ; and whatever their minor differenee. ld might be amongst themselves, they should be as one man ed in the cause of their country (cheers). They were then le- he would repeat, united under one nasit ...

... LordMiltown, and whose breast did not throb with the most heart-inspiring emotions? A new spirit has gone abroad amongst Irishmen-the namne of Irishman' is mnow mentioned with honour, distinguished as it is for the most devoted attachment, the most unshaken ...

... interest. Thus the Belgian government has undertaken the task of establishing a general system of railways in that country, uniting the principal towns in the manner most advan- tageous to the general interests of the kingdom, without overlooking the particular ...

... the Christian religion among those who had before been ignorant of its divine influence. The foreign missions are full of Irishmen; attd the rapidity with which the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, introduced into Ireland by the Rev. Mr. O'Toole ...

... consisting of Irishmen, with a few Englishmen. An address was transmitted at the same time. Mr. Martin then read the rules and regulations of the association in question, also the address; it was as follows:- REPEAL AS3OCIATrOX OP UNITED REFORMERS TO THE ...

... Atas ?? 1 PZTER'3, AND AXNR' PARisHES. Yesterday a very numerous and respectable nieeting of the Liberal inhabitants of the united parishes of SS. An- d drew, Mark, Peter and Anne, was held at the Corn Ex- change, for the purpose o61 considering the propriety ...

... a'very promising state. The young 6 clergyien (almost all Irishmen) vwhom I sent out, as well as the more mature, have proved themselves chosen men. It 'would be difficult to 'find either a more united or a more S1 zealous~clergy. The people are everywhere ...

... toassert our trights as Irishmen, as loyal and most devoted subjects of yher Majesty the Queen of these realms, to be placed upon, e an equals a fully equal footing with her other subjects of . ngland and of Scotland (cheers). We, as Irishmen, ask no more than ...

... adopted. UNITED PARISHES or MOIBA AND MAGIERALSq. Agreeableto the resolutionspassed at the Corn-Exchange, on the 10th instant, the address to her Majesty and a peti- tion to parliament were adopted and'signed by the in- habitants of the united parishes ...