... to mutual co-operation in the enforcement of tenant right, and the necessity for the spread of union among all classes of Irishmen. In ordpr to facilitate the 1 views of the League, and to defray the expense of their labours, it was proposed and agreed ...

... which about one hundred .e Irishmen were engaged. Thirty-six persons were apprehended. We hear of no lives lost, but considerable bodily injuries have st been inflicted. 31 A movement is on foot in Jamaica to request the United it States Government to establish ...

... in which about one hundred Irishmen were engaged. Thirty-six perams were apprehended. We hear of no lives lost, but considerable bodily injuries have been inflicted. A movement is on foot in Jamaies to re9uest the United States Government to establish ...

... or two of the villagers were eat rather severely with the reaping hooks in the possession of the party, and several of the Irishmen did not aliegedaw free from injury. A usevemeat is in prigre. ter the et an of the Ibis Arts is whew the wont et • milable ...

... _Colonel Fremont _. one of _the senators from Colifomia has introduced a _bill extending the laws and Judiciary system of the United Stales over California , and appointing a surveyor of the public lands to reside thereand keep the peace _bctween the whiles ...

... Colonel Fremont, one of the senators from California, has introduced a bill extending tbe laws and judiciary system of the United States over California, and appointing a surveyor of the public lands to reside there, and keep the peace between the whites ...

... course _Catholics , most of the _leadens _were Protestants and _chiefly _Presbyterians . _It would tims appear tliat Irishmen wlien they _unite at all , find a bund of union and sympathy _rather in _the cliinieriral and inipossililc _than in the _substantial ...

... bill by tile United States Congress had been announced to the Legislature, andl the indications were that it would be passed. The papers state that the po- pular feeling was decidedly in favour of accepting the propo- sitions of the United States Conlgress ...

... J. Walker, late Secretarv of the United States Trea- sury, is about to visit Liverpool and London on a financial mission connected with a European loan for the promotion of an important railroad enterprise in the United States. TfE Es-rEaeRssE AND INV ...

... in Baltimore , whence he _made his _escape about two years ago . _The United _, States coimnissioner , Mr Gardiner , ordered the fugitive to be delivered into the _hands of the United _States marshal , _anil proceeded . with to Baltimore . _This _case was ...

... Si far as we are aware. the Shalimar soak,. • nearer approach to the of the rivers than any other st remit of its in the United Kin;olons. What we now refer to comfit ow what limemannolly of in vOnsetpr . noe ot these the of the rivet is generally regard ...

... , 14 s . ; ; ' the _^ _substautial ' portion _- ( the _pounds ) _being tbo contribution of-certain sympathetic Irishmen m _the-United . _States , _the 14 s _. were the _spontaneous _offerings of Irishmeh _at homo . • _.. CULTIVATIOK OF _FLAX ...