... Liver. pool belonged to the citizens of Dublin' (applause). Tbere were few works concerning the industry of the United Kingdom, that the Irishmen, aud espe. cially the Dublin men, had not, ashare in carring through. He believed that great progress had been ...

... that if Irishmen supported home industry its s prosperity would be 'assured. The home , market alone for Irish textile industries should be able to maintain them in efli- ciency. It is not to our credit that we have so long neglected them. Irishmen are generous ...

... would fiud more and more of that whole- some, happy, and right feeling, which would shlow the world that the United Kingdom was truly united, amid all the anarcby which they had to deplore in other countries (bear, hear). Within the last few days, ie ...

... improve their condition (cheers). Mr. M'Donough ?? I was in England, andsaw the land covered with factoriesand crowded with Irishmen, I regretted Ireland had not some share of such prosperity at home. My heart was low and despairing then, but it is high ...

... ng to ?? raIS an reeitso coupled withl shorts covering, and th nmarket closed h6m ndV to 235,0 poin 1tshier StoclcaIn the United Sal'es-Futnres, 32,000 bags. This day 17 7 16-15 1S75 Prey day .. 1V3 17-15 16-60 16- 1,5-65 |Prevt da 12-27 11-96 110y-Z10t665 ...

... trade which waited on the O'Connell Cen- tenary Committee at its meeting of Tuesday, deserves the hearty encouragement of all Irishmen who desire to practically serve the material interests of their country. The deputation laid before the committee the product ...

... Techni. c4 Eiiacstion. The decline of Euglish trade ?? into relief the prosperity of Belgium, Fnacce Switzeriand, and the United States. An iarv siowed the leading part systematic techni- ri'k edu'3tion hlad in developing this supremacy. o c.t the Ec ...

... 000f, New York, Thursday., Gold closed 113; highest - quotation during the nay, 113h; loweOV113, l xOhanga' on London, 108; unite ?? Bonds, Fives, 114j ; Sevens, 113k; Funded Loan, 110; Central pacifiol Railway Bonds, 99k; I ollos, 133; Erles, 471 Cotton ...

... under 60, and of that number there were only 20 who were kept in continual employment. A second rep rt was submitted from the United Society of Journeymen Carriers, which mentioned that from 1800 to 1808 they were able to export large quantities of curried ...

... n between Englishmen and Irishmen -or between England and Ireland-was in his opinion the most monstrous moral anomaly ever put forward (hear, bear). To hold that, because 68 miles of water divided the two countries, Irishmen and Englishmen, should be ...

... and the result would be the r long desired and much needed fusion of all , sections of Irishmen, who, forgetting past I political differencs, would 'at length unite in promoting and furthering with their best t efforts the practical interests and well ...

... xed and dissolved the fetters flung upon l'UbyEngland, in the hour. of weakness and calaipity, whi~e it is inifused into Irishmen a vigour sad an energy that suintlect and ILe uplifted the spirit of' the nati'on, and in the pride and confldernce Ir of ...