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... Lieutenant for the county of Lancaster. Tuk American journals announce the death of Mr. Dallas, lurmarli Vice President of the United States, but better known in this country as Mr. Adamy's predecessor as American Minister at the British Court, INDUSTRIAL ...
... inaugural address ; but we are told that it indicated no change of policy, and made no mention of the foreign affairs of the United States. The latest quotation of gold at New York was about 99} per cent. Ppremium. Ix the house of Lords, on Thursday ni%‘ht ...
... between the above clubs, on the ground of the former. The United baving won the toss, sent their opponents to the wickets, and when the last fell, they had made a score of 55 runs. The United then took the bat, and seored 18 in the lst innings, and 41 ...
... pocket a low body. Vell—and I'll give you a betterer still— Never do nothink-—-for nothink—for nobody. A clergyman had just united in marriage a couple, whose respective Christian names werg Benjamin and Auuie. * How did they apppear during the ceremony ...
... be calledasa | witness, as the jury could not arrive at a proper con- | | clusion without his testimony. 1 Tae UsiQuiry oF IRISHMEN.—A writer in the Pall Mall Gazette wakes the echoes on an old theme, some- | - how always fresh—lrish names on the Continent ...
... of indigoation throughout the country had he been one of the criminal classes? No, it was because he was simply striving to unite all classes of people in a common bond of union, and to free his u{oople from &reuion that he had been so receiv (Cheers.) ...
... crimes, to pass a law that has practically no concern with any crimes except those which the Act itself creates in making Irishmen liable to go to gaol for acts of exclusive genling, or for encouraging the same in others, which exclusive dealing is practised ...
... the Irish question at all Parlixment would have great difficulty in keeping pice with the requirements of the rest of the Unites Eingdum, 80 enormous is the amount of work before it. ~ And thie is so much felt with regard l? Scc;tch s.e:d Welsh %u;:;:eu ...
... skull. She never recovered consciousness and expired a short time aftorwards. Mr. Bagurd has said that if the people of the United States wanted to go to war about Samoa they must get another Secretary of State. He advocated the neutralisation of private ...
... ion. Out of 100 Irishmen they would probably find one Wesleyan Methodist, 10 Presbyterians, 28 grohuhllt Episcopalians, and the balance about 61 would be Roman Catholics, The minority in Ireland, the Protestants, were remarkably united, there was union ...
... that ' claim will not cease to be urged, and the sentiment underlying it will not be, because it cannot be, extirpated. If Irishmen entertain the sentiment, neither Mr. CHAMBERLAIN nor any one else can compel them not to entertain it. The whole basis of ...
... greatest nation in the world, the best governed, and having the bast coustitution for the preservation of order and liberty ? The United States, where there wus o @reat deal of liberty, were peopled by descend ants of Koglishmen, who had takea out Foglish ideas ...