... qualification, remain quiet if they are denied the right of particii in parliamentary elections, while they see it conceded t ...

... eternally engages them ml-chirvona r- nii>inati ...

... formation lias been received, that the advantage of , the admission of British vessels into lire indirect trade , with the United Stales, consequent upon the repeal of the British Navigation Laws, is beginning to lie felt in the orange trade from the Azores ...

... 'mrst«-w»rt’» of Interior the House u majority , bnsiutroUucuiunt, of the senutor. mirouoc e.l» bill extending the U-. .lJ United Buaee oter C. .lon.i^t.d of the public luivl* res l:ul I-c*ce between white, .ml the been taken in the Home, coodenuiin* the ...

... weaki tin power the law aml. disparage: t'-tlmgKmt principle of religious freedom, bonds of concord and good a ill which it to unite nil classes and p. rsua-tonsof her Majerty The Marquis Lord H. a»e, a.iU Mt. AUKKK ( J . tli the bill, because, trom ftr-t ...

... dimension* of murder. There not the stuff whole Popish county to stand against company marine*. Were we dealing with nay hut Irishmen. «e might ask them to recollect that t'uc.r very best rebellion” began and ended in a cab bed but they are already bouncing ...

... believe that there nast be good grounds for the hopeful position it take* and enforces. Englishmen and Scotsmen, wril as to Irishmen, the symptoms of present improvement and future prosperity on which it dwell*, pwes* * deep interest. Already hundreds of ...

... war, thould n»l from regular aroiy, but, at the eatne time, It »-« ...

... of mild Magyar, aa he strolled up and down thedeik. But for some strange reason .e was no sympathy between you.” After the United Slates, she has left » her Havanna and Mexico, which a;c buljagated vatice. Having, then, conquered the world, both old and ...

... early life, was member of the Irish Parliament. belonged the United Irishmen, and formed one the five members of the Directory. . ‘ movement (hat vast association. In w 96, the United Irishmen aiming openly at throwing off tlie rule of England General ...

... the 7th instant, and from the latter port on the 9tb. The Niagara brings ser- nty* fire nasAengers, the usual mails from the United States and the British American provinces, and specie amounting to 241,000 dollars. The 4 h of July, the anniversary of American ...

... taThe «rious injury of five individuals. Four Irishmen, brothers^ were drunk Wellme.dow Street, and had knocked man down. A number of passing time remonstrated with lliem their tmnducl. when ffie Irishmen immed commenced feroeintis attack upon the hjatandeis ...