... legal by the highest lawyers. The rules and regulations of the Association certainly bore no resemblance to those of the United Irishmen, to which the Attorney-General compared them. The Irish peopla saw among the honourable men composing the present Government ...

... rejoiced most heartily at being able to tell the people of Ireland that there was no more any difference between Englishmen and irishmen, between Scotchmen and Welchmen, and that they promised fair to but one eat nation, actuated by one common desire to go forward ...

... —Court Journal. Liberalityof her Majesty.—lt stated that Lady Augusta Fitzclarence, sister of the Earl of Munster, is to he united to Count lioude, a Swedish nobleman of large fortune and very ancient family. The large family of the Fitzclarences (the ...

... inquired whether the parties were Irishmen or Englishmen. Hume objected to the returns, as having good object; he thoifght every return tending to keep up distinctions of nationality between Englishmen, Scotchmen, and Irishmen, was only productive of mischief ...

... given away, were. Sheep a shilling or two each, cattle at a pound or two, and horses at from fourteen shillings to ten pounds. UNITED STATES. Royal lil British and North American steamship Hiliernia, which sailed from Boston on the 16th, and Halifax on the ...

... collisions, and remember that O'Connell is a prisoner because has sought to render your country great, prosperous, and happy. Irishmen of every cla** and creed! Rally in defence of your right*. ask not an appeal to force. Our* is a peaceful struggle. Peace ...

... and against what in this country are called ' free trade' principle*. LA I EST FROM THE UNITED STATE t. The present week has been prolific in arrival* from the United States, and all of them—sailing packet* and the steamer—have made trips unusually short ...

... they have been called upon to perform, would lead to infer that he hardly recognises in himself. The only three judges in the United Kingdom who are according to his account, entitled to respect, are Lord Cotteuham, Lord Denman, and Lord Campbell. the first ...

... happiness upon every side, nt the same time paying all due allegiance to the Imperial Crown, while asserting the right of Irishmen to justice. (Cheers.) Ireland must be free; she has been too long sunk in degradation. Let me ask you our p/ospects declining ...

... of it. I adopt it entirely, the sole basis upon which I propose conciliation to all. Here it ia*' If Irish parties are to unite, it ought to be in spirit of equality—neither submitting itself to the other's power —friendly, brotherly, but independent; ...

... places iu the Church. Who had the present Ministers appointed? Bishop O'Brien, Bishop Davis, and Bishop Stopford; all of them Irishmen, or intimatelv connected with the country. (Cheers.) The days of the cry of Protestant ascendancy, he would observe, in the ...

... question in detail— before can expect Irishmen to listen coolly to reason on the subject, think we are bound on every occasion, and in every way, to show that if there is any privilege which Englishmen enjo), and which Irishmen wish to have, we are ready to giant ...