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... protection from French, English, and other foreign settler. The Commissioner has been empowered accept the inland for the United States, and to assure the native Government of American protection —New York Courier and Examiner . For many years past there ...
... there ; and also capturing vessels front California or Australia with gold. The parties to the project arc two naturalised Irishmen, who have agents in London. Oca BOOK—At the close of last year our statute-book, commencing our enumeration from the 9th ...
... the 19th. AMIRICA.—On Monday morning the royal mail steam-ship Europa arrived in the Mersey with the usual mails from the United States and British North America. She sailed from New York on the 12th inst., and has brought besides the mails, one hundred ...
... the 1 had placed them on the hedge to dry. ...
... of us all to desire. chrt 'WINE Al-D GOOD BEER. Iro II cit 'Tie quintity of wine entered for home consum ption in tire ltie United Kingdom in 1800 teas 7,294,752 gallons'; tire average ye annual quantity entered during tho five years 1 800-4 wars ; 6,903 ...
... the General Companrs and a considerable number of the Ori..d Company s steamers are screws. BRUTAL OUTRAGE AT LEEDS.—Two Irishmen, named M•Grail mid Peter Loughlin. are in custody at Leeds, charged with a ferocious attack upon James Conway, in York-stmt ...
... New York, in very indiffe rent English, have teen forwarded, pre-paid, to some of th frish journals, calling upon all Irishmen to prepare for an in nor vasion of Ireland immediately upon the capture of Conetanti- .SI !ar- nopele-hy the Russians of ...
... thle Russian navies behind their strongholds. Even so late as yesterday it was positively stated that;h French ships of the united squadrons were actually on their way home. If this strange news be true, it is enitirely oni. B, known to the British Governmert ...
... Washington correspondent of the York Herald assorts that he has reason to belicTC that Cuba has been already purchased by the United States On Saturday last range of cottages at Clare, near Bury, Lancashire, belonging to Mr. Alger, were destroyed by fire ...
... wine), by Mr. W. Williams, nut( which was as follows --•• That the clergy and ',Mister:4.4 all denominations r“piested to unite with the inhaliitint. in forming. a eommittee of gentlemen to aid in reflecting sub.rript ants :h:1 114,1111,h it. 11101 tor ...
... , among these, nationality—by which I mean the special nationality of the different races which make up the people of our united kingdom—is one of the strongest, at least among the less mixed races such as the Welsh, the Irish Celt, and the Scottish Gad ...
... opened a communica- bh tion with the interior, and enabled his reinforce- tv ments to reach him without interruption.; for, un-it 'fortunately, the report that General Bosquet was lI stationed, with 30,000 men, to the southward of tt It 'Sebastopol, for ...