... Ireland ? Was it not the legislature of 1 the United Kingdom ? and who would say that Ireland wps not well represented here ? He then referred to the conduct of the Irish parliament, and of the leading Irishmen on the popular side in 1782, and to the subsequent ...

... is purely, and in all its parts, a scrip- tural one. On this broad grouud, all classes of retigionists have hitherto been united in the support of the British and Foreign Bible Society. Some efforts, however, were made during the past year to dissolve ...

... retrenchment, equal rights, and free discussion? Let true Whigs and Radi- cals for the present forget all differences, and unite in the good cause — the removal of all dangerous counsellors from the pre- sence of our king. Huddersfield We exceedingly regret ...

... trade, especially in some of the most important branches ot manufactures, the declared value of which €xported from of the United Kingdom during last year having exceeded the ports of the preceding year upwards of a. Declared value exported in 1833 .. ...

... necessity to do justice to that part of the United Kingdom, and to avert those overwhelming evils which future days might otherwise bring with them. We shall show them that Englishmen and Scotchmen are as ready as Irishmen themselves to accomplish that end—that ...

... he itined with a large body of gentlemen amounting to 1,500. The proceedings were highly animating. On Saturday the United Irishmen resident in Edinburgh presented the learned gentleman with a handsome silver vase. On Tuesday he dined at Glasgow. it ...

... Ireland that we have witnessed at any public assemblage in the Irish me- tropolis. The Reformers of Ireland, of all shades, were united on this occasion, as well to exhibit their strength as the perfect unanimity with which they are determined to pursue the ...

... again revert to Ireland—He had left Ireland to seek for justice in this country ; and taking his farewell of vast laxlies of Irishmen, he had asked them if they would accept justice in exchange for their project of separate Legislature. To man they declared ...

... audible, “ Go and vote!” Here was “ the ruling passion strong in death.” It is indeed no wonder that men who feel as these Irishmen fecl on national questions should decide the fate of Ministries, supported by lazy triflers in clubs and coteries. Mr. Ruthven ...

... give way without stulti- fying themselves and betraying their trust ; and even if they were to do so, the seven millions of Irishmen would not submit to the degradation inflicted on them by Lord Lyndhurst’s bill. It is clear then, that if justice is to be ...

... and determination to uphold our rights, which we have this day met to assert. The people cf Ireland are stronger and more united now than they have been on former oceasions when agitation was had recouse to. The same feelings which actuated us during ...

... this capital for francs, be has returned with he monev to Rome, — Messauer. Harvest in tae Unitep Srates.—Never since the United States have been an exporting country has there heen so great a (.ilure of the wheat crop as in that of the present vear. ...