... may be one or two Germans (looking at Mr. Schumacher amidst applause and laughter), there may perhaps be one or two poor Irishmen (looking at Mr. Foley —applause and laughter), and now and then a Poor Englishman (looking at Mr. Perot—applause and laughter) ...

... Protestant and 12,000 were Roman Catholic. He wanted to impose no restriction; but be did not want nine Irishmen to come to every Scotehman, or seven Irishmen to every three Englishmen. He wanted them to come here in something like proportions representing ...

... character for determination and loyal vigi- lance by persecuting a gentleman whose only fault is that, like thousands of loyal Irishmen, he regards the conduct of the Governmont aa scandalously lax, ?? being in a great measure the cause of the deplorable state ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Doctor Connolly, Archbishop of Halifax; the other, Doctor Kcnrick, Archbishop St. Louis. United States. lam glad to find that in the land of the West oven Irishmen find tongue to express something more than mere servility to Rome. To-day the General C ...

... Government stands firm in its original I intentions, notwithstanding the unfortunate action of the late United States Minister, and that the treaty with the United States will speedily pass through the forms of perfect ratification. Tits Di xs or EDisiiraoit ...

... months without any ' ' shelter beyond that which a few props and pieces of canvas aflorded the sick and pre ...

... Ilyansthe has appeered on the platform in Yak, and delivered a in aid of the slabbed he that city. He in el that hawse in the United to repose and to be he not the appal made to him oa behalf of hie maims fellow-esiodommi. The ealijeet et the 'a Geromment ...

... students of ecclesiastical history who have taken the pains to ascertain tho acknowledged facts of tho case. Kino-tenths of Irishmen, fully believe, and of Englishmen, too, for the matter of that, would treat it as joke of the festive season’* if ventured ...

... Liberal, will obtain satis- faction and guarantees, and that it repre- sents not a coalition, but the agreement of men honestly united upon dynastic and constitu- tional grounds, and resolved to devote their courage and their talents to the consolidation of ...