... in forcing upon Government proper measures for their country. A party is growing up in Englaud anxious to unite with honest and intelligent Irishmen ; and they must not suppose that the great Free Trade party had no object but to give abundant food and ...

... Tate ANTI-SLAVritY MOVEMEsNT.-We perceive 1,that the Anti-slavery Committee have invited Mr. William y Wells Brown, of the United States, to visit Leeds, nvxt week, for the purpose of giving one or more lectures. Mr 8 Brown is a maci of ol~our, and a fugitive ...

... ministerial office and hia diligence the discharge of his gastoral duties. The teachers St. George's Sunday chools also cordially united in proposal which originated in the boys' school, with which Mr. Sturgeon waa more particularly connected, to present him ...

... Irisl league formed, for the purpose of uniting r, Englishmon and Irishmen to make an effort to ameliorate the condition of Ireland. The present opportunity is o favourable, and it is hoped that influential Irishmen in other I places will avail themselves ...

... --There is at this moment a party in 7ie Eangland growing 'p',ev'ry d'ay aniore Ipoerful a, anxious to unite with all' honest 'and intelligent inSI Irishmen -anxious in some-degree to atone--by the icy futdre for the calamities of the past. (Loud cheers.) ...

... composed of of le com- Englishmen, Irishmen, or Scotelimen.' In answer t] prehen. to this I have to state, that in my letter, read at the ;ed tone Conference, I did not object either to Englishmen or eroathed Irishmen; all that I suggested was, that a ...

... by the President of the United States of America, viz., domestic industry, which is the source of national as well as individual wealth, should meet with encouragement. fact, that the policy recommended 9 desirable for the United States of America is ...

... longdola to marl fureto. ten , ia and old alt.. b bung 'he ,he means ut redeem,/ dun, ra, 1. enmenntiun ae not mtertent unit tht • ut Mit The hoes. member vend he was glad to lion opinioas rapidly cheep's& respeetilig the eitioct of their pre-rot meetin(t ...

... foolish gene- the bteen rosity. Your faithful Friend, not I last 'FxFARUS 'O'CONNOR. not rvice. .. ?? ;and - 'der yun- unite! unite I ye Irish-bralve, of ed in Let the Land your watchword be;A is a Scout, oh scout the servile slave disl and That crouches ...

... with foolish gene- at )enrosity, Your faithful Friend, noe last FEARGUS O'CoNNoR. no ,ice. de__ __ _ _ _ __ _ i andde un- Unite! unite I ye Irieb brave, of in Let the Land your watchword be; isa Stout, oh scout the servile slavedi and That crouches when ...

... rosity. . : Your.faithul Friend, notc * not ist . ?? FiuioGUS O'CONNOR. turn, rid ' ?? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *- derei n- 0 -Unite! unite! ye Irish brave, of th in Let the Land your-watbhword-be; a Scout, oh seout the servile slave : o . dishe tid That crouches ...

... shall have noa en grunds for charging me with foolish gene-t sr- rosity. Your faithful Friend, at ?? O'CONNOR. ridd n- Unite! unite! yea Irish brave,0 in Lot the Land your watchword be;d a Scout, oh scout the servile slave r That crouches when he may ...