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... of the Conservative body I moust respect, would hsve eompelle-d me to deprecate th3 D.. tababla-it and Viiendowmeot of the United Church of Great Britain ant Ireland5 as a measure c q tally injartous to i3eligion and to the secut of 'ijoperty hitherto ...
... believe, .theEmuire is approachint. wetrust 7 he Dublin. ELee-n N ?? will, when the boar of trial comes, be sustained by all Irishmen who are influenced by honest principles-moral, political, and religions. f We are thoroughly persuaded that the indepen. ...
... MLTr. Gladstone, and the Cabinet, and the large majority of the Iouse of Commons have con- demned the Irish branch of the United Church of England and Ireland, disloyalty has not de- creased, what would the Chief-Secretary have to I say to it ? The Irish ...
... goilig, the respect nud esteeml whicl volt o laave obtaiined here-and tlese, vc are Confideint, tlult Von will possess-for Irishmen are ever ready to do lonitage to intelligellce, lhonesty, and indellels- dellee. Accept our reliewed wishls for MIrs. Davidson's ...
... great Histo- rical Picture, THE INTELLECT AND VALOR OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, Containing Portraits of the greatest Irishmen of the ?? era. Painted from life, By T. J. BARKER, EsQ., K.L.H. (Pepil of the great Honsaca VZoRNrT.) A happy conception ...
... the greatHisto- rical Picture, THE INTELLECT AND VALOR OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, Containing Portraits ol the greatest Irishmen ot the present era. Painted from life, By T. J. BAKE R, EFQ., K.L.H. (Popil of the great HosAcE VFxNEr,) A happy conception ...
... of Catholic liberty, and with the most encouraging assurances of support from the Catholic Clergy and Laity throughout the Unite( Kingdom. lEvery arrangement which can be effected by thi judicious outlav of large capital will be put in opera tion to render ...
... bestow on the poer ill Paris and London, as Li Irishmen are nunerous in both these capitals, I I at tmust beg le-cae on this occarion t3 express my 1na opinion tnat it is a matter of regret that so many | Irishmen laave their native land, for in so doing IT ...
... monials to F. II. Yilcer, Solicitor, Londonderry. 16 37 6 1AANTED, for large Linen Manufaciory in us,~ia. whore Euglishimen and Irishmen are employed, a first-class MaJ~n, who thorroughly uudorstands boiliug, blenching, and the use of chemicals in the treatment ...
... infl1enuUL the action of the so-called Nationalists, who are never done boasting of their anxiety to promotb thle welfare of Irishmen, no matter what religious or political opinlious they hold. In this ie- spect, however, their professions are worth- lass; ...
... under thc latter ?? Table 3 of Prosiiertuis. The half of t!,e Directors, the Medical Referee, and other London Oflicials, are Irishmen. P'rospectuscs, i' roposnls, Fories, &c., to be had on ?? to tth above Offices, or to any of the A nuts throughout the Country ...
... ter, would form a private class for sr-perior general education. Advertiser wishes to secure eclent companion- ship, and to unite the advantages of school enula- tion with the beneits derived fram individual train- ing under a properly quaified end experienced ...