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... engaged than during the last four years. Resting, with the « r.he right baronet, blessing of Providence, under the mgi, of united 1m had again taken upon himself and powerful administratior., and the Sovere.gn-her assail Sir Robert j am no longer dragged ...
... serve for a battle field, on which English parties may struggle for the mastery; whilst our Irish representatives, instead of uniting in a common bond for Irish improvement, in them- selves to one or the other of the contending shout aloud for Sir Robert or ...
... Sheraton (taken) THE OAKS. 9 to I - 'Forth's lot. TO THE ORANGEMEN OF IRELAND. Galway, January lst, 1846, MY FRIENDs-As Irishmen and Protestants_ alow me to call you so; and allow me calmly and dispassionately to dispossess your minds of a few trifling ...
... the United ment a proposition to settle the States consul at the city of Mexico has laid before the Govern- tries (the annexation of the two coun- following manner : — the being cousidered settied) in the cation of 4 oF 5,000,000 dollars ; United States ...
... empire in Dab- lin. Mr. Bourke would have Irishmen for Irish offices, and he points to the means of accomplishing those great national purposes he contemplates-those means are to be found in an union of Irishmen merging their sectional and polemical struggles ...
... humble prayer, whispered with baited breath, with bended knee and bowed-down head—will our prayer be heard ? No, if Irishmen do not unite.—Yes, if they do. The Orange party in Ireland ask for a boon of a few hundreds of thousands of pounds—O'Connell and ...
... matter of surprise to every one who has this admirable invention Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian England United States The relations between tbe United States and Europe form the great topic of conversation in all circles and between parties at the present ...
... Evangelical Doctrines of the Church, Holy, Cathol, Apostolic, with an Appendix and Notes on the Evangeli; Apostolic of the United Church of England a1 By the Rev. TRESHAM D. GREGG, M A., Chap! of At. Nicholas Within. Dublin Dublin: WILLIAM CURRY, Jun. ...
... magnificent (we can use no other term) demonstration given on the evening of Sunday, the 28tb, in the Assembly-room, by the united committees of the Re. peal reading-rooms of this city, to our excellent chief ma- gistrate at the close of his yearof office ...
... Victoria les patriotic than a William ? Nor, lastly, in this catalogue grievances, should overlook the tact, that so tew Irishmen are selected to till the offices state in England, or even their own country, as if they were less talented, or less honest ...
... generous, higfaminded, and ever patriotic friend, Mr. Cooke, whose example would fondly hope to see imitated by Protestant Irishmen of similar station and intelligence, not only through cut the County Wexford, but throughout every division of the Green ...
... distant creditors, scattered over the whole of Europe, the principal of whom are Dutch and English. The public debt of the United States Government was, it is true, only 17,075,445 dollars on the Ist of October last, hut so long as there remains due from ...