... be dined with ea Irishman. Before entering upon the wine peseal remarked to his hoot that, after drinking, be apt to abuse Irishmen, for whioh he hoped tle beet would excuse him in advance. By my soul, genera, I will do that, said his boat, ii you will ...

... any lion of Canada by the United states, and they resolve in the same breath to show their and fidelity to the British flag.' Mr. D•Arcy too, who was a companion of Mr. Smith O'Brim 1848, is squally patriotic. lie Irishmen States that he and all his ...

... and cherished American cause,' and maintaining 'principles that constitute a large portion of the distinctive policy of the United Statte.' It's astonishing, Fitcgsuntlet, how you get bottled up during the recess. You must dine with cue but I'd rather ...

... no good and only excites bad feeling. We sadly want a Sunday Trading Act here; for the metropolis, above every town in the United Kingdom, is disgraced by scenes which outrage the religious feelings of thousands, which impose iron fetters on small tradesmen ...

... minister of religion, phyakian, surgeon, three a growlk with • corresponding incase of solicitor, or notary reeideut in the United Kingdom. sympathy enil friendly rokitions between 5. If the applicant for a passport be a natureplayers and * their workmen ...

... President Oratt has issued a preelamation, offi. Melly announcing to the rif the United the existence of war between Francs and the North German Confederation and its allies. Tho United Staten being upon terms of amity and friend. slip with the said belligerent ...

... NEUTRALITY IN • It who, a few months ago, was raised to the peerage of is very unfriendly of you to export arms to France the United Kingdom as Baron Kildare. With the daring this war. Granville: Wasn't it very an. exception of her children and the somewhat ...

... enemy as 2,000 killed and Thus much o f home government a largo wounded. It is conceded that the enemy was unable number of Irishmen support who are by no means to forum our centre, and has even suffered defeat on in favour of anything like repeal of the ...

... certain result would be war. He alluded to the groat temptations of the United States to make war with Great Britain. The Baited States had a million and a half of sturdy Irishmen eager for war, and the conquest of Quads, would follcv. As a Republica* ...

... free. Assemblages reckoning multitudes such as warmly ever met protested against your continued torture. More than 200,000 Irishmen responded to our call, and in one vast and mighty assemblage called for your More than 1,800 Catholic clergymen recorded ...

... slain meg reneeentativeeof Ireland bad united to ask, seed which and 'semen, or boys and girls (other than orphan se representatives of England, Scotland, and Wales had deserted) not accomponpur palate; and Inn WAN united torefuse(applaase). rowels no ene ...

... inoomo-tax cause. He earnestly appealed to the Assembly to aapport the views of the Government. and called on Use member, to unite themselves to in order ta enlighten the people, and said that the which was making a loyal trial of the Espcblic, eould not ...