... been sold at exorbitant prices. Mdlle. Ifain- ,, quit Stockholm towards the ?? lird the waters at Ems. Her engagement in the United States P. ose commences on the 1st October; but she will not- embark ' by for that country before the- month of September ...

... misfortunes of the people of Ireland were attributable to themselves-that their condition was owing to the race. But in America Irishmen competed suc- cessfully with the English and Scotch, and all nations. The truth was, that their condition at home was owing ...

... mainly fall we are at present unable to ?? Albion. The American Arsmy.--The United Service Gazette states- Byt he late decision of Congress, increasing the rank and file of the United States' army each company! will now consist of 74, instead of 42 men, as ...

... mercantile pursuits here, who enjoy a high ?? in m In the professions of divinity, law, medicine the fi, reptation5 )f- press, Irishmen are pretty well represented, aund seartad the ace ration. In the disreputable, soul and body destrco a fair rep of whisky ...

... Can it be that the asceticism of the Roman Church is such that she can view with complacency the withering of the bodies of Irishmen, as a means of purifying and subli- mating their spirits? If there seem too much of indig- nation in these questions, let ...

... itijascice .and ppressn upos the rightsof tbe sooth use grievous to ho borne by froemenl. *-Resolved-That the President of the United States, in his late message to Congress, and Cotigres by carrying nut ls recommendations, have goule far to establish doetrines ...

... magnificent resistance to the Pope's audacious aggression upon the territory of England, we cannot but 1 feel, as Protestants and Irishmen, that the evil with which England , is threatened has not only been tolerated in Ireland by the Britishi Goverumeent, but ...

... quantity charged (in the United Kingdom) was of 40,131,000 bushels. But at this time the effect of cheap of I tea was beginning to be generally felt. ng r In 1831, nader the. old ad valorem duties, the quantity of tea consumed in the United Kingdom was nearly ...

... -Another arrival of an entire cargo of tea from China in an American ship has just taken place. The vesselthe Argonaut, of the United States of America; of 575 tons burden, arrived in the West India Docks, from Canton, has brought 8706 chests, 1133 half-chests ...

... and British Empire. They t are peopled almost entirely by Britons or Irishmen, and happily by the former inma far greater proportion n than the latter, for whom Canada and the United n States have always had superior attractions. They u display all that ...

... in the meantime, been rendered unfit for duty. 1?iieosiay Conduct.-At the Anderstoui Police-coturt on Monday, three brawny Irishmen were charged with a most unprovoked and brutal attack on a number of trades people belonging to Partick, oil the night of ...

... rdundat polulatin. ~ lon river tic0 drain Ireland of it eudn ou~to.Weliavo Oc i these four years no fewver than one million Irishmen i!q adien to their native land, sacrificing every patriotic o, and sweet association, with which th fancy or ima,.if '9I ...