... Australia Felix, in September last, and forwarded to Earl Gray in his capacity of Colonial Secretary. The memorialists are all Irishmen, either by birth or descent, and formed themselves, about eight years since, into an association for promoting the education ...

... every class and every grade; that very act would be the rallying point for them, and they would then say- We are Irishmen, and as Irishmen we have been dhepised, trampled on, ra tied, and bi'oeggared for the aggrandisetnent of another country (hear). ...

... LIEUTENANT AND PROSPERITY TO IRELAND. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. SIR-Lord Clarendon bee hit the charm; his device to unite Irishmen has succeeded ; the suggestios of the abolition or his own office has, thank God, brought us all to our senses. Poli- ...

... signed by all present. Mr. Sibthorpe addressed some forcible and impressive ob- servations to the meeting, calling on all to unite and pull together, as by that means they would compel the ministry, however reluctant, to concede to them their just rights ...

... the fashion in which it has been taken up by our esteemed correspondent, either wise or prudent. Holding out the hope to Irishmen, that if their court be now abolished, it may lead to the obtainment, instead of a Viceroy, of a Queen and parliament for ...

... died at De Ia Palms and other bloody fields in Mexico were Irishmen, and we know that two-thirds of those who bore the stars and stripes victorious over the embattled heights of the foe were Irishmen (tremendous cheers). It is not, then, tbe wmnt of natural ...

... provinces in the matter of railway accommodation. Dpblin is already united with Cork, and will ere long be united with Galway. She is not yet, nor does she promise very soon to be, completely united with Belfast. This state of things, so different from what might ...

... that the abuse-of a thing is a redson for givhflg up the use of it; and if we but follow out the movement of to-day-if Irishmen only unite as we are doing here to-day-we will create and foster a public opi- nion, racy of the soil, and so powerful, that ...

... years of etlhiction for else country. I hoped in ithe destinies of Ireland, but IC confess I (lid not hope so soon tu see Irishmens him'berto divided t Comexing together, and actitig in reels harmony and unioti(ou cheers,). It'Was a blessed scene of re ...

... England (cheers). AnsI surely it is tine for every class of Irishmen to he convinsed, that as their union is strength, and their di vision is Nve kness, they, one ald all, ought to be united in favotl' of this misruled land (hear, hear). The English govern- ...

... politics. Indeed, this project of the government would appear to have exstinguished all former political sects in Sligo, and united together men of 'e the most opposed opinions. One feeling clearly animated s'all-that the game of division had been fully ...

... n than fell at the Giranicus, at Issus, and Arbilla. In the days of brilliant Grattan there was unanimity among Irishmen. They were united in the days of Swift against Wood's base coin. Let every Irishman in this case say, as the Israelite, after having ...