... parties, the of ’29, of ’43, ’4B, and ’62 ; in order deliberately to devise and establish an organisation capable of uniting all honest Irishmen who d.si.e to obtain lor Inland the inestimable blessings of self government.” Lord Seymour contradicts the statement ...

... authority of Lieutenant v> nliams, the officer in charge the mails aboard the the story that the captain of the noted privateer uniter (off perhaps rather the captain the Jertcnmn Davis' oassen-'er in the English steamer when she was overiiaiileu the San Jacinto ...

... Canada by the United States,” and they resolve in the same breath to show their “loyalty and fidelity to the British flag.” Mr. D‘Arcy McGhee too, who was a companion of Mr. Smith o‘Brien in 1848, is equally patriotic. He assures Irishmen in the States ...

... h® dinsd with Irishman. Before entering upon thw wine the general remarked his host that, after drinking, was apt to abuse Irishmen, for which he hoped the host would excuse him in advance. my soul, general, I will that,” said his host, you will excuse ...

... bridesmaids and groomsmen wanted couple about to bo married, who have but few friends In this city, and wish to bo handsomely united. To respectable partlds a fair compensation will be given.— Address, ...

... and cherished American cause,’and maintaining ‘principles that constitute large portion of the distinctive policy of the United States.’” It’s astonishing, Fitzgauntlet, how you get bottled up during the recess. You must dine with me, but I’d rather ...

... no good and only excites bad feeling. We sadly want a Sunday Trading Act here; for the metropolis, above every town in the United Kingdom, is disgraced by scenes which outrage the religious feelings of thousands, which impose iron fetters on small tradesmen ...

... it more than any one ehe. Say to our ■Southern brethren, ‘Lay down your arms, return the old Hag and the old Constitution, unite with us punishing all your foreign enemies, who bate yon as much they us, and all shall be forgiven and forgotten.’” As the ...

... English gentleman’s dinner. The mass of mankind everywhere, except in the United States, are vegetarians from poverty ; in the few countries where they are not, have in the United States perhaps the best average peasantry ; in Tartary, an almost uncivilised ...

... and who certainly have quite as much right to love their native land, andt repeal the Union with a people they dislike, as Irishmen have. To day the Corcoran Legion starts for Fortress Monroe, having lost nearly one-half of its men by desertion, and with ...

... this subject. Harper's Magazine says We publish to-day very accurate likeness of Mrs. Lincoln, wife of the President of the United States, taken frov photograph by Brady. Mrs. Lincoln ranks as one of the first ladles the land, aad the temporary mistress ...

... much more than instruction in reading and writing. The great event of his life was his appointment, at the age of ID, to the United States Military Academy West Point, through the interest of the member of Congress representing his district. It is customary ...