... the Liberal party I think there is but littlediifercnee now (cheers. I wish see a panic ular line action adopted that will unite all the IL formers of Ireland in one common cans (great cheering.) The particular resolution which I have been called upon ...

... reflects the greatest credit upon them. Under the Tories unfortunate man with large family, in connection with a half million Irishmen who go to England to earn subsistence, had to pay one-third his earnings for communicating with his family, and making those ...

... Britain in her hour of peril, and having supported her in the manner Irishmen always have, we claim to be protected against a selfish body of combinatory. (cheers.) Let us all unite with one feeliug and one resolution against the clamors of the party ...

... common cause. Irishmen in Loudon arc vigilant observers the progress of popular principles, and are ever ready, moral combination to promote their advancement. For this purpose announce to you the assistance of the Repeal Association of United Reformers,’ ...

... is in very promising state. The young clergymen (almost all Irishmen) whom sent out, well the mure mature, nave proved themselves chosen men. It would be difficult find either a more united or more zealous clery. The people are everywhere brought to order ...

... WALSH, L. L. D. er Af. 11. The Dublin Uniweraity Magazine FOR FEBRUARY, PRICE 2s. 6d. CONTAINS,: - 1. Gallery of litustriouz Irishmen— No. Xl.—Swift-2. An Alienture of Hardress Fitzgerald, from the_t afl ro rpers-3. Confessions of Harry Lorrequer • —0 Morning ...

... the success of the Zan, in Ireland, which, is productive of wed thsa you eau well imagine, among the dswes of Irishmen in all parts of the United [ Ire Robert Peel gives his first parliamentary dinfor the season this evening. It is to be on an wise sale ...

... for credit 3, PtlitU) franc, for the «.bst.t,.l.„n per. tu( ,,. v eteni ~ at lhl . lamiu e,id,„„ White!,.ll-garden.. with, Unit the House of Commons had a right com- house immniuty which could not claimed cussion locks for Hints rattle muskets ol the ...

... devolved upon me, as your chairman, this evening by proposing the health of our beloved Sovereign, who sways the destinies of the United Empire. (cheers.) Her Majesty is a member of that illustrious house which we are all bound to honour ; she, thank Providence ...

... to complain, a thousand times than the Chartists, of the injustice of England; and, notwithstanding her wrongs, far from uniting with them, Ireland proclaims her devotion England, and is ready to shed her blood in defending that country against her enemies ...

... rather the enemies of liberty have been obliged to yield the pressure from without, and bow before the overwhelming force of united public opinion—that great moral power, which the hero human intellect has so splendidly wielded for the bem hi of mankind ...

... Gentlemen, the name ict -ria indelibly engraven every true Irish heart, and emblazoned the altars our country. We proclaim all Irishmen her devoted champions, ever ready to support her sceptre against every bearded despot the globe, and to maintain loyalty ...