... you must not call me a gentleman.-- The Commissioner. Distinguished Irishmen the highest branches of human knowledge, and on the widest arena of human enterprise, the names of Irishmen are justly celebrated. Among divines, philosophers, statesmen, orators ...

... Roman Catholic in Ireland, they had in belated sere. of Homan Catholics united to a man upen that questions Ile (th. Morris of Normanl.y) did not think that the Itish people were united oe the .abject at the Repeal of the l'nioo, although he did Mink that ...

... offices, places of birth, salaries, and aj;es of all persons holding offices Customs, Excise, and Post-office departments the United Kingdom, with the dates of their appointment, and present location, his object being show lreland had not fair share official ...

... Were they of good character, their condition would superior. afraid that even if the whole of the parishes of Scotland were united into one union, raising the amount of allowances paupers would increase their number. If the allowances were raised, and a ...

... able-bodied ; perhaps three or four may have got little temporary aid on this account, during last year. These cases are cases of Irishmen who threatened, if they did not get little, that they would away and leave their wives and children ; so they were obliged ...

... letter sent u S detailing an made l.y him to test the power of RU ,„ ,7, destroying the wirc.vorm. Jhe experiment was simple unit;'the wireworm was caught, and two pinches of guano were put ; after a short struggle the worm died. same result also followed ...

... first duty in that agitation? Our first duty is to combine together the Irish of every sect and persuasion—to unit* and combine all Irishmen every gradation opinion agree with us in thinking one thing necessary—the repeal the Union. (Cheers.) I read with ...

... hitherto been the chief reason for the inattention of tho English Legislature. Besides, an opportunity would be afforded to Irishmen for giving information without incurring the expense and inconvenience of a journey to London. And the air 1 would so affect ...

... l'pwardo *IOU tau of by have completely deword and Mochek, by the manl of ihe own of Simmem. A in. me. Units of Mr O'Connell'. immken▪ •cti , ity ii.brie& by the Dublis mail of Thuesday. The Libman* is to re-establish, on • mon tbaa eau, the Arbitratioe ...

... runny, between Row and oar testimony to gho beauty of its bleach and bough. wOh one ot the ears and two three lionnets in uniting Hi ft end briehisems se it h the etrongen i t . The probability, therefore, to be, that as there This lair to put (lather ...

... I de set cossid•r his a dneatuad, -- Tha of at the sweat Presidential elec. • S n eer ' Or •. so. sr S. Se fee eel in the United Stases is mad to hare hem esorsom. Sea ajta.B4a6M. with ibe et Ike wh in e. A great here isrelmd their maim locums ties, ...

... York, so Ftialay treek,tha six mew convicted the manslauahter of Benjamin one ni's party of musicians &narked by • patty at Irishmen whilst playing Boym Water and other loyal tunes, were to be transported for life. vow A erotxrverstre.—The has been pleased ...