... -one who, uniting as she does al the virtues that can adorn her sex, and twhch have caused her to be justly beloved by her people, possesses also those higher qualities, so important in a ruler, which i traubled times will enable her to unite all her subjects ...

... money-order offim. Applications for alteration of the name of payee or remitter of an crier issued in the United Kingdom on any office in the United Kingdom may be made direct to the issuing postmaster, if the remitter can make the application in person ...

... The south looks to itb Irish friends in the large free cities to effect a divoerion in its favour, and for thia purpoeo the United Constitutional Irish Aeaoolation hat been 1ormed, o which 0acme of you are (and doubtless sit will be) members. In thegreat ...

... The south looks its Irish friends in the large free cities to effect a diversion in its favour, and for this purpose the United Constitutional Irish Association has been formed, of which some of yon are (and doubtless all will be) members. In the great ...

... the happiest results, for it has been the means of bringing together in a great cause, and in that of loyal nationality, Irishmen of all classes, many of whom were previously unknown to one another, as kinsmen, though living in the same city, through ...

... South looks to i ts Irish friend s i n t h e l arge free cities to effect a diversion in its favour, and for this purpose the United Constitutional Irish Association has been formed, of which some of youare (and doubtl ess all will be) members. In the great ...

... happiest res'-ilts, for it has been the mo. ins of bringing together in a great cause, and in that of loyal nationality. Irishmen of all classes, many of whom were previously un- known to one another, as kinsmen, though living in the some city, through ...

... The south looks to its Irish friends in the large free cities to effect a diversion in its favour, and• for this purpose the United Constitutional Irish Association has been formed, of which some of you are (and doubtless all will be) members. In the great ...

... mouth of the Congo Kiver, by the United States sloop-of-war Marion, Commander Thomas W. Brent; that said barque was theretofore, to wit, the day of January, 1859, equipped, loaded, or otherwise prewired by citizen the United States, at a port of New Vork ...

... South looks to its I j risb friends in ths large free cities to effect a diversion In its favour, aod for tbis purpose tbe United Constitutional Irish Association has beeu formed, of wbich some of you are (aud doubtless all will be) members. In the great ...

... amongst themselves and forming a system, they confronted the leaders of the same, se:1o, he ender the specious name of United Irishmen, were exciting into rebellion on the one hand, and inviting over fOre' sp e • force on the other, and called their an ...

... tbe Pope's reign, nor any exultation at j the thought of the difference between themselves, so free, so prosperous, and so united, and their enslaved and oppressed co-religionists in Ireland. Naples, too, is on the verge of disaffection and possible dismem- ...