... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... mail of the 7th of February caused a corresponding decline of seven ru- pees per candy. The new crop was good and clear. The United States' mail steam ship Hermann, arrived off Cowes at 3 p.m. on Suanday and after landing the mails and passengers for England ...

... state of the country and the exodus of the people with alarm, and he considered that union should not alone exist amongst Irishmen, but he thought that the capital and industry of England and Ireland should be ac- tively employed to keep the people in ...

... by mr John W~etherell. The sale on the wsellle was considered a good oen, and high prices wvere obtained. -A letter from Irishmen in the county of Durhamn, who propose to returnto their own country if they can get land, inotead of going abroad, as they ...

... than 650; and by a letter received that morning from Preston it was only twenty. In London, where the employers were more united than in the country districts, not only had a number of their members still kept their employment, but a number of employers ...

... being nodoubt enter- tained that by'the' time they arrlvmd. all'would bel quiet at Copiapo again. On the 8th December the United States frigate Raritan arrived at Callao from Valparaiso, with dates to 1st January, and, brought the news that legal authority ...

... member of the Irislt Parliament. He belonged, to the United Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the directory which ?? to put in movement that vast association. In 1796 the United Irishmen aiming openly at throwing off the rule of England, General ...

... cts, Ruman catholics and Irishmen, the tel subjects of the Queen, and under her protection. This outrage 1; iN swas directed against themeas Roman catholics and Irishmen, and Bi: because they wore Roman catholics and Irishmen. I grieve Oal to see men ...

... Dunkirk for xatacing, swas wrecked on Harang Island, April 27. H . ARRIvED : Dublin and Waterford, 2; Hamburg, 1 ; Holland, 1; United States, 1; Flanders, 2; France, 4. DUe: Lisbon, August 26 0 Cape of Good Hope, Sept. 12; Pacific, Sept. 1; east Indies, Sept ...