... on account, £ 150, and money since expended, and becoming due, about £ 600, making 'he 1 £ 24,577 2s., and leaving on the united estimates ot thesumof.C972I8s.tocomptetethebuitd.ngs. The sum of £25,500 has been paid by the committee, and, from the condition ...

... general good, Ireland, as it is geographically unfitted for separation from the rest of this realm, is becom- ing mere and more united to it, in the sentiment and spirit which pervade the people. With a social improvement as great as that which has been political ...

... favourites Irishmen, or Lisbon. Feb. 4th-Dudgeon, Roberts • Feb. sth-Balme- This garland round the altar glows ; themselves and families they shall work each at his Lord Derby's motion, he asserted, that the third resolu- the descendants ot Irishmen. who ...

... 1838, Father Mathew was converted to teetotalism by a member of the Society of Friends, Mr. W. Martin, of Cork. Then might Irishmen sing or say Green Isle of our Fathers ! we love thee, The cup of thy sorrow is past; And bright be the sunbeam above thee ...

... liberated the nav vy, and raised the Green-keeper from perilous r which prostration, sharply r s tlooroitnuregodial theer in Irishmen be o marvellous t s u h n o f r! id t r i o me d of four to one; and strongly impre-sed upon the navvy that pigs were intended ...

... speedily th e blood, freeing the stomach and bowels from crude ' s 525 23 1 . ee Ab „ ergavenny ; Messrs. Bevan and Girling, United Kingdom. vitiated secretions, and in strengthening and invigorating recei tof t,vo enn , stamps to prepay postage, addressed ...

... the dwelling of every farnily.—i Signed) 1). Minister of the United Presbyterian Church, Portsburgh, Edinburgh; W. TASKED., Minister, Dr. Chalmers's Territorial Church ROBERTSON, Minister, United Presbyterian Church Newington, Edinburgh; D. AIcEwAX, Minister ...

... the national char icter in this country would be raised, and Irishmen would be no longer looked pon as only fitted to perform the lowest offices.. In every guider of the globe, Irishmen had risen to eminence ; and so they might in this kingdom, w)hld ...

... preparations to repel the United States forces. Two of the United States' vessels had reached the waters of Uruguay, and others were reported in Rio Janeiro. It was reported that Buenos Ares had entered into a secret treaty with the United States, among the principal ...

... experience, that it required no little courage to undertake to rally the sons of Erin round the stan , lar I of our Lady, an , i unite them in a desperate crusade against so subtle and so dangerous an enemy, . . . . To say that our success has been complete ...

... have ruled as follows :-Sydney-Clean sheep's, .- • 121.8.91 - pre.pre loyalty of French Emperor to believe a of Stock Bristol United was instituted would be defeated.boy scalded. serious Is. 6d. to 2s. Bd.; scoured, is. 10d. to 2s. Bid.: lambs Gas , 100 ...

... Benjamin Brodie having resigned the office of President of the General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom, the Ceuncil, on Siturday, elected Mr. Joseph Henry Green, F.R S., their President in his room. Mr. John Clare, jun ...