... literally strewed with broken bricks and stones. Finally, the Irishmen rallied, and beat off the Native Americans,” and there the contest ended for the time. Monday night an armed body of Irishmen patrolled in front of and about St. Michael’s Church, and ...

... Master-street, between Germantown road and Cadwallader-stroet, was literally strewed with broken bricks and stones. Finally, the Irishmen rallied, and beat off the Native Americans, and there the contest ended for the time. In this affray many were killed and ...

... d before Mr. Pollard and Mr. Kaye, two of the West Hiding magistrates, presiding at the Court-house, Bradford : and four Irishmen, of the names of Thos. Regan, John O’Brian, Daniel Donovan, and William Quin, have been committed to York Castle for trial ...

... being that we may keep out of a war ourselves, a large number of the influential electors of the county | The news from the United States in general, and from of Middlesex to obtain the consent of her Majesty Go- } Philadelphia particular, of a nature to ...

... and certainly important one, that the year 15125, one hundred and fifty millions of yards rf calico were imported into the United states, and that last year the quantity was reduced to fifteen millions.— Mrs Houston. Crimping at New Orleans. —Merchant ...

... every peaceful energy and y one and all being prepared to approach the Parliament the commencement the next session with the united and cointi voice of licland, embodied in our petitions, giving England understand that as there is not rest for the wicked ...

... r> . f,| 't time ago married. The captain was widower, and had daughter in Portaferry. All the crew, except the one saved, Irishmen. The vessel had barrels of herrings on board, o j.P about 50 tons register, and was insured. Scarcely a vestige *he wreck ...

... disgusting tact that Riband associations in Iceland are supported by money sent from England course the money subscribed by Irishmen resident in England ; but how deeply imbued must the character of that people with kaibarism, since even separation cannot ...

... was concluded, and posted on the wings of love” to—where, our informant sayeth not—but it is presumed they have since been united in the silken bonds of matrimony. The friends the parties endeavoured, but in vain, to trace their whereabouts,” and they ...

... another, who told that their destination was two miles on, exclaimed, just a mile a piece,’’ Mr. Hayes probably supposes that Irishmen only perform the Irish part of the journey from Cork London, and that Englishmen the rest for them. is very forbearing not ...

... would his best to sufficient, . and that the duty of them all, a* men and Christians, lie 1 condemned the clause prohibiting Irishmen from obtaining set- Thurtdnv, 3. tlemcnt in Scotland ibteaml ili-oiuencd clause ; • t- • i* and warned the Government that ...

... when he left.’’ Whitehall, July 3. —Her sty has been pleased to direct letters patent to passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, appointing Sir John M. F. Smith, Lienf.-Colonel of the royal corps of engineers, late ...