... UNION AMONG IRISHMEN tlic iultiivss (k-livcivd lijr our rloqurnt representative, Jlr. Whiteside, at the lute banquet, there one topic introduced by the learned speaker pi culiar interest all Irishmen, beransa it is through that means alone, they may hope ...

... broad national caute. in which Irishmen every creed were uniting, under the banner the green, while, and orange, in Ireland a Constitution after the manner ol the glo* 1 rinua republic of Aneiica. I now think it ifiy duty to remove auch imprettlona. and ...

... wasting time in the hopeless struggle with the overpowering influence of Eglsnnd (Liverpool in particular), (he Monied and Merc,unite interest of Ireland, national duly,should come for ward and establish such a Line of Steamers-which in opinion, would a safe ...

... reck, 111 those acioatiea who busy themselves with the calculation. This, bow ever, we may predicate, that tl last while Irishmen, on the other aide of the Atlantic, are in funds. For may aasured ol this that long they can sp.te few pounds from ,|,eir ...

... th» •peeoh of |bc priest told.— Week Freeman, THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC AND THE TRIPARTITE TREATY. Lit iQteiliifenee from the United State*, we «re pm ta position ioforioaiioo roaiark- eifru ilir«nce not bloho a« regard* the preeeot tamper of that Guverofoent ...

... appearance the North of Ireland. Rome could not pervert Protestant Irishmen Popery, so she tried induce them to go, «t first, nail way. The rev. gentleman concluded bit lecture ® n Piotcslanu to united, and to withstand Uie snorts made Popery to gain further ground ...

... Crown. Cut, though aver this, tor it from ns excite or to revive nntiontl animosities. would, 'tbs possthic, unite the various popolaiionsof the United l\irc- Joir, but ithnul effarioj which are connected with ihetr historical recollections, and by which all ...

... existed 1848 then the proposal to present Marshal Mac Mahon with a sword, the product of joint contributions of disaffected Irishmen. Many of onr readers are old enough to recollect the widely -extended disloyally which frighted tire nation from its propriety ...

... London University College, and the Irish Queen’s Colleges. But the decisive test of competitive examination, open to the whole United Kingdom, has proved that Trinity College, Dublin, so far from lagging behind, has taken the lead, and distanced even Oxford ...

... Catholic liberty, and with the moat encouraging assurances of support from the Catholie Clergy and Laity through* ou*. the United Kingdom. Every arrangement which can he effected by the judicious outlay ut large capital will putin operation to render the ...

... own, if not for their counlrie’s goad. But though agitation is extinct, democratic activity survives, and a large body of Irishmen are not ready to subside into tame acquiescence with the results the movements of recent years. The lower range of the middle ...

... peinrtplea. But there one cauaeofconeratiilatinn amid the gloom impeded pro» greaa. tree raid that nationa of varying creeda were united in one bond of amity, and in the deierminattnna to aecure the happineea Korone. Especially waa the fend between Papiat and ...