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... —The congregation Baptists that used assemble the Mechanics' Reading Room for worship, assembled in what was a portion the United Secession Church, previous the erection of Erskine Church Commerce Street, on Sunday last. The services the day were ably ...
... has abused and blackguarded for a lun& long Uine,' About twenty-five Irishmen stowed away secretly on board the Adriatic, oil her recen voyage to America. The Time.*, in leader the United Slates, says although certain] numbers, wealth, and sufficient a. ...
... fair jilay. (Hear hear.) Had Irishmen any reason to be ashamed o the manner in which mercantile affairs were in that country? When they heard every day o Companies bursting and Banks breaking on this side the water, Irishmen could refer with pride to the ...
... the, space three months, no less than tons of crinoline steel. Captain de Groot is about building two new steamers for the United States government, which are to plated with steel of four inches thickness. The number of thieves about the General Post- ...
... district. The five men belonging to the Confederate cruiser Sumter had been committed for trial on the charge of piracy by the United States' Commission Court New York. The Federal Government had accepted the services of a regiment of British Volunteers, ...
... Delta incidentally states that three-fourths of the men who had left that city and State in defence of Southern rights are Irishmen. A young lady, named Middleton, has recovered £250' for breach promise from a person named who is described as being very ...
... in French newspaper, is being abstracted from old shoes. One hundred and fifty newspapers have suspended publication in tbe United States within the last six months. The celebrated Maygar patriot. General Turr, is about to mary the Princess Weiss Bonaparte ...
... calling, not by blood does she hope these blessings to gain, nor by slavish jubilations, as Royalty passes by train, but by united demands her rights to obtain, all which, one won!, are contained in ' Repeal ;' less than which, neither now nor for ever ...
... cheers) —and the only one in undisputed force. (Enthusiastic cries of hear, hear, and Do I not speak in the name of the Irishmen of New York—and they are counted by tens and hundreds of thousands —when I speak these sentiments, and declare in favour ...
... sports of hawking.— Dumfries Courier. The Social Evil.—The Glasgow Momma Journal states that a meeting of the session of the United Presbyterian congregation, Eglinton Street, held recently, it was unanimously agreed to memorialise the City Council that ...
... well who my aa? 1-8 were ' nor T th came from, ara ashamed to say I can farther hav-p Adam, whom our Irish friends allege to Irishmen. (Laughter.) But I stdl rethe as the statement may seem—that j apparent want of success on the part of are er, ' Institutions ...
... The movement to secure for Irishmen the right.of Volunteering in defence of their own country as well as in defence of Great Britain, is making way rapidly. On and after the lst of January next, letters posted in the United Kingdom for Natal must be prepaid ...