... and cheering, and some cries for Feargus that per- O'Connor). Ah, yes (said Mr. Dillon), that is ever the war lec- with all Irishmen; you come here and shout and cheer; you text must have some great man to address you; you must have m- some one above you ...

... whesreon to legislate, if legislation were ) necessary. Too mucch iced ahreency beon dones to take out of it ) the haicds of Irishmen the control ccf their ocwe affairs. p I Lord NAAS conecurre in mucho of what lead bosie stated as Icy -stl~e nerble lord ...

... amalgamation which England demands, without which site will not be suatified, atid which Irishmen of the present day v will have brought ts a consummation unless they unite and bestir themselves, and see the imperative necessity tif making a vigorous stand ...

... har, between Scotland and Ireland, which forms the theme of the lbruld s As to Scotchinen having attained emience, have not Irishmen done the same ? hut what has been the requital tt, their country; or, rather, alien thev have participated il the favors ...

... GRAND ENiTERTAINMENT TO VISCOUNT GOUGH I AT THE UNITED SERVICE CLUB. Wednesday the members of the United Service Club gave a magnificent entertaijlment to General Lord Viscount Gough, at their Club-house, in Pall- mall, in celebration of the return of ...

... relative proportion to the populatioin of' the United Kitnidlom to ril equitable participation of the' benefitis arising from the appropriation of the crown lands revenue to the pursposes of emigration from the United! Kingdom, in accordance with an act ot the ...

... the past year, with a black flag at its masthead, bore the Irish emigrant across the Atlantic. Many a thousand of stalwart Irishmen, flying before the exterminator'sfagot, hur- ried on board such plague ships, and are now in an ocean grave. The fact that ...

... if they had nothing to wort upon; Litt only give Irishmen something to work for cud they would yield to no mere in perseverance and industry (cheers)? Who I made the English railways? Was it not Irishmen (hoear)? Who built the new houses of parliament ...

... ti tistical department of the board of trade might not be given pi so as to insure more complete criminal returns for the United w Kingdom. t Mr. LABOUCHERE admitted that the returns did not cl contain all the information the public ought to hare orn ...

... As to the argument for the system, founded on ne- cessity, he would read an extract from a report of the Post- ?? of thle United States, who stated that Post- office labour on Sunday was wholly unnecessary; and in con- sequence of that opinion Sunday ...

... Protestant, and Presbyterian, and all the conflicting shades of Irishmen, would unite together for national advantage, and stand in a national brothlerhlood and equality under onn united standard, it would be theduity of every male in Ireland to join ...

... overflowmistig with Catholic Irishmen, with 1c t conslati in in the land of the strangep save their croc;fl-r and their old reli/iin. Look to the army lul the liavv of Britain, arid ycn will findl c groat ?? of hoth Catholic Irishmen. Do you still corn- plaia ...