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... chieater, when they went to the people's meeting to discuss the question of free-trade with them? They enrolled a body of fifty Irishmen, armed them wvith bludgeons, and on Iapproaching St. Peter's-square, where the meeting was to he held, they set thle Irish ...
... make vommuon cause with the tenant farmers of Iremid in this conflict; end her fianoial and political re- formers too, must unite with up, if they are either honest ih le the p aleeion of their own principles or sincere in wishil a, to see these principles ...
... 4 The favourable aspect in political affairs generally hae been productive of very beneficial results to the trade of the United Kinogdom, whict continues to exhibit the most marked evidences of improvement ; and itis hoped that Ire- land will, ere long ...
... extensive estates entrusted to his manage- ment.-mos .t. THE COASTING TRADE ON THE UNITED KINGDOM.- The total number of vessels employed in the coasting trade of the United Kingdom, in the eight months ended the 5th of September last, was 91,082, with tonnage ...
... J. Walker, late Secretarv of the United States Trea- sury, is about to visit Liverpool and London on a financial mission connected with a European loan for the promotion of an important railroad enterprise in the United States. TfE Es-rEaeRssE AND INV ...
... unknown, was returned. -Three mien-named Bar. not fc tholomew Harrington, James Mahoney, and Timothy Dono- wasI van, all Irishmen-have bean apprehended, but nothing upon positive lies yet been brought against the prisoners, who mine11 were on Wednesday ...
... Ireland ? Mr. I)elanv reminded the hoard how the monster houses had grown up in the midst of Irish capital and apathetic Irishmen. Irishmen do want the spirit and persevering plodding industry necessary to manufacturing success. They had capital enough in ...
... to move a vote of thanks to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, for his admirable letter, which should be a text-book for all Irishmen, and for his munificent dination of 251. to their funds (cheers). Mr. Lynagh, ?? seconded the resolution, which passed u ...
... anxious to co-operate with all (bear, hear). Disunion bad been the curse of Ireland, and it should be the object of every true Irishmen to put an end to it (hear, hear). Mr. E. J. Rice, having read the requisition convening the meeting, proposed the adlmission ...
... warrant was immediately issued against the writer for threatening personal violence to the right hon. beart. The eausd. an Irishmen ofgenteel appearance and good address, who give his niamne gadidet Mt'Catiby, ap- peared to apprehend that he had been ill ...
... to the people. It can only be removed by the exer- cise of those kindly feelings of Christian brotherhood which should unite Irishmen of all classes. The sectarian bitterness which had, for nearly half a cen- tury, embittered social intercourse amongst ...
... O'Neill) could rssert, without fear of contradiction, 'that it has in- creased its value more than one hundred fold. Why do not Irishmen, proprietors of house and land property, endea- vour to stimulate industry, in imitation of their English ne:ghbours? Englishmen ...