... ity connected With their c(use. Mr. Murtagh-That is not true. Rev. Mr. Reynolds-When the priests and when the people were United, when the voice of Bailyma- hun, of Granard, of Edgewonstown, and of Long- ford bad spoken ontut i age that could not be mitaken ...

... decennial oensus of the United States, and Con, gress is already preparing the necessary measures, the only debate of any moment that has been held in the House having been upon a Census Bill. This census, it is expected, will shew , the United States be between ...

... agrarian disturbances which have increased in the South of Ireland, there is no question that the Bill has taught intelligent Irishmen that England honestly wishes to do them justice. Whatever may be the difficulties we have yet to encounter in the settlement ...

... quarrel with the United States upon points which have ceased to interest the mass of Englishmen, we shall be led to make concessions inconsistent with national self-respect. We escaped this result last spring by a happy accident ; but the 'United States Senate ...

... Brown, and early next morning the latter went and told three Irishmen, who were sleeping in the barn, that someone had been in his cellar and drunk his beer. On entering the house, the Irishmen found Ashton lying on the floor, besmeared with blood, and ...

... of freedom-of right-the covert sup- porters of theFenians; and to misrepresent the enactors of a too tardy concession to Irishmen, as iconoclasts, revolutionary speculators, and impure patriots. We fear that the year which is breaking upon us with a heavy ...

... people, mai~t:'ned as it can and hball be by their bro'hers on this continent. We appeEl, then, ,o Irishmen and the friends of Ire- land ia the United States, to id by everv pxemeg in their power the ?? of thos, : ieegici i togoleiry died to give lfe ...

... position, I feel I have no ditficulisbfoem. Should any serious question ar,,Xise' z enow youwil giveepe the same friendly and united support which baa ever been accorded to me sine I beciia a mem- ber ef this house (applausfe). To say that i am6 sin- to you ...

... loyal majori- Ra ties in our colonies. But they have not quite abandoned I all expectation of embroiling England with the United in , States, and even if they do nothing except barren mis- mhe chief they will have achieved something which they Fo very ...

... London, 1081. WASIINGrON, January 4th.-The Secretary of the general treasury bas issued his mnoitlhly staitenmnt of debt of the United States, whicll amounts to 2,658,000,000 dollars, shoving ai re- ductionrof 4,750,000 dollars. Coin ila treasurvis 109.U00000 ...

... Ireland that you are not forgetful of the history of the past, and that you are wide awake to what is passing around you. Irishmen have heard of esch cha- rcters as Cormc MacCullenla, King of Monster, and Archbishop of Cashel, of the sainted martyred Oliver ...

... was drawn as to faihlres in the United Kingdom, Let the total of United States fallures go against the total here. I allege also, what Mr. Munkettrick asserts, that I heve notmknown a loss to a policy-holder in the United Kingdom by any failure. By the ...