... centuries past. There is at ?? mnomct a party in England growing up every day rmore powerful, anxious to unite v.ith all honest and intel-I ligeat Irishmen, anxious in some degree to atone by the E future for the calamities of the pas:-(load cheers.) Do not ...

... _Sir Bright docs us _injustice , is in _speaking as if _we had _maintained that there is something in tlic religion of _Irishmen wliich _makes it _impossible for that country to prosper . _We took tlio very opposito _course —and _here is tlic proof ...

... _changes ? There is at _tins moment a party in _England growing up every day more powerful , anxious to unite with all honest and intelligent _Irishmen , anxious in some degree to atone by _tlie future for _the _caltimities of the past . ( Loud cheers . ...

... 3relanb. The Queen has conferred the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland on Frederick Temple Baron Dufferin and Clandeboye (in the Irish Peerage), and the heirs male of his body, by the style of Baron Clandeboye of Clandeboye ...

... O'Connor became one of the chief promoters and actors in that republican conspiracy known under the name of The Society of United Irishmen. In judging, at the present day, of this attempt to republicanise Ireland, it will be kept in view that over and above ...

... sou-(hear. hear. and ohl. ob.) That vas a safficient ground for what he had stated -(cries of o.'7 n.i) SirP PEEL- really am unite asham1ned to troulbia'the ponee upon this maitcr-(hear.) The noble lord csacd at a I public meeting, that I had a direct anrd ...

... creation of the new sees jr was the desire of some persons to beep the two funds sepa- l rate. If thev were amal-amated, the united surplus could be ' applied in the way which seemed most conducive to the inte- 0 rests of the Church. either in increasing ...

... additions to the Irish loans, not because he cared for the paltry sum of L.300,O00, but I cause hie looked on it as a bribe to Irishmen to submit in to miagovernmernt. Eu moved that the House should at once bhe adjourn. - Afier an appeal from Mr French, and ...

... I >sbr pt 1;gwbas1sct.w~ Vow ionpa o 6sat Vt Renfrewsbire-Milton Free Chureb, Glasgow- the County Of Selkirk-the Syrod of United Original Seceders, Edinburgh -the Presbytery of Fordyce-Banff-CAmlachie Free Church -Bridgeton Free Church. Glasgow-Cornmissioners ...

... enant of Ireland-a measure, he observed, important not only to the interests of Ireland, but to the future welfare of the United Kingdom. He commenced by dispelling two misapprehen- l sions-first, that it was intended to remove the courts of law from ...

... seat of the general _go-Ternmentand _present in the Imperial _Legislature _. The position of the viceroy in that part of the United Kingdom was _exceedingly _anomalous . He was petitioned , appealed to , and blamed on all sidesyet _left without the power ...

... and Mir Hlume, will have, at best, extreme difficulty in mustering a ?? the Peel party and Protectionists to stand jointly united on this question. But the conse- quences pendent on a defeat of the Ministry are so obvious and embarrassing to those who ...