... conclusion* of the able and important sketch of Archbishop Usher, shew at least that there are diversities of illustrious Irishmen.” We direct attention to the paper w Maynoothno reader of it can retain a doubt of the treasonable and treacherous doctrines ...

... Intelligence. Trade continues remarkably flat, although several purchases of linens have been making for France and the United States, but at prices perhaps in some instances below our quotations. The transactions in flax and yarns are extremely limited ...

... his profession. He was in the 7Dth year of his age. Arthur O’Connor is the only member of the Executive Directory of United Irishmen who now survives. The jKilitical news of the week is contained in very small compass. The most iinjiortant item is that ...

... Indeed, trust that they will now rendered unnecessary, or, at all events, that our Irish friends will see the propriety of uniting all their demands in this annual call. We shall not anticipate here those deeply interesting details which we know that the ...

... Was not their 1 -.te Representative Irishman (Applause.) Was not Ireland a jKirtion the United Kingdom, and were not the Duke of Wellington and Lord Palmerston Irishmen. (Applause.) was even (hat be was a Roman Catholic, which was not true ; hat be regretted ...

... ewavhead, of ~ , section of the English Liberals fairlv after paving his men their w ages, he was followed by .i ■ • . . ? ~ two Irishmen, who knocked him down and rifled his ! oa I wlat opposition of hers again pockets, which fortunately contained only about ...

... take the decided step which they have this day taken, meeting separately from the brethren with whom they have formerly b» cn united in their Presbyterial meetings, and record their declaration their unalterable and affectionate regard for those brethren ...

... great majority of the Free Church Associations have sprung into existence within week two, already it is estimated that their united exertions have secured £150,000 for the Building Fund, and the rate £73,000 per annum for the Sustentation Fund, making together ...

... thought it was the unity of the Spirit, not the unity of the Church. (Cheers.) The Church of Rome a'perfectly united Church—nothing was united as that Church ; for the Pope, though he was surrounded with “monks, black and grey, with all these trumpery ...

... (Vehement cheers.) are not perjurers ; it is lie toassert it. (Continued cheering.) Hut we are,l trust, honest and determined Irishmen. (Pro longed applause.) They say, now', that there is an end to all concessions to the Irish people. And why ia this assertion ...

... Pacific ; it would be to her what the Mauritius was with respect to the Indian Ocean nest of privateers. The government of the United States are aware of the importance the subject, and we suspect their efforts will rescue the Sandwich Islands. But there another ...

... Rev. Doctor has written the Provost of Aberdeen, offering to accept the charge of the West Church and parish, if it shall be united to the Professorship of Divinity.— Aberdeen Review. Rosskeen—Riot.— With reference to the account of the recent proceedings ...