... forcing upon the (Jovernment proper measures for their country. A party growing up in England 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 ...

... „ -it .1 i!„. lire beimr riaß- with his grey icks (lowing in the a May morn, references Scotchmen. 321 to Englislnnm, .ui Irishmen, Superintendent urner ami mg. “murmuring pay. no bills I have been an observer 10l Km.cbmru. and to Germans, llalnnus ifee ...

... Irishman. Their eternally engages them in mischievous combine- I eternally baffled by their own blessed instinct of -e United Irishmen must have obtained possession a bull. On the night appointed the mall-coach Illna , and burnt about a mile from town, ...

... ostensibly enlarging the franchise in Ireland, it placed it upon a narrower basis than that of the Cape of Good Hope, and Irishmen should be treated as liberally as Hottentots. Mr. REYNOLDS likewise condemned the measure as niggardly; the bill had greatly ...

... no inquiry being nude as to the place of thrir build. Foreign built vessels, though owned by United States citizens, are not allowed registry in the United S:stes, unless they have becoine the property bee citizens by capture in war or by forfeiture ...

... there was a great difference between their salaries and those given to foreign persons; for instance, die President of the United States received only .C 3,000 a year, while our Governor of Canada received as much as .C7,ooo,atid such a Governor of a province ...

... refer to Talavera, to Tarifa, nor to the ensanguined heights of famed Boman, where with his own Impetuous, daring, darling Irishmen. he scaled the ramparts, and with ruthless gripe tore the imperial eagle from his vauqu . shed foe. (Cheers.) He has now ...

... welcome you heartily to your native lund, and I am sure there is no individual present in this great assemblage who will not unite with me in the fervent prayer, that you may long live to enjoy the honours and the rewards which have been conferred upon you ...

... allusion to the legislation of the last seven hundred years, pointedly asked the hon. mover whether he wished to drive Irishmen abroad, and to force them to another Fonteuoy, and then triumphantlyestinguished his opponent with a count-out. Just before ...

... ' pf nationality, &e., occasionally delivered by their nambypamby successors. Mr. - Bernard Fullam, the proprietor of the Irishmen Anil treeceSsor of John Mitchel, is also in despair. His Demo*tie Association is barely existing. It cannot boast of piPpey ...

... —Henceforward the sale of Postage Stamps of the value of 10d. and 14. will he extended to all Post-offices throughout the United Kingdom. Postmasters will mak* new screw-steamer Propontis, Capt. Brenan, arrived in the Thames, on Sunday, (rum COnstantinople ...

... diocese of Clogher is the last which has been abolished by Lord Stanley's Church Temporalities Act, the ten sees being now united with others, according to that act. The revenues of Clogher, about £12,000 a year, go to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners ...