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... warrant was immediately issued against the writer for threatening personal violence to the right hon. beart. The eausd. an Irishmen ofgenteel appearance and good address, who give his niamne gadidet Mt'Catiby, ap- peared to apprehend that he had been ill ...
... Small.. .. 53 Zndia Bonds, 1000 ..pma Advertised.. - M~r George Thompson, MTP., arrived in London from the United States on Tuesday evening. The population of Switzerland, according to the recent cen- sus, amounts to 2,425,000. Douglas ...
... of Devonshire has accepted an invitation to be to i present en the occasion. yl An immense fraud hea been practised on the United Stites OT Government, with regard to one of the heaviest claims und-r !the MTexican treaty. The party professing to hold such ...
... your people who have emigrated to the United | States is still more startling and conclusive. It is stated that, ' | in 1851, nearly one million sterling was sent from the United | States to this country, by Irishmen there, to help their friends | and relatives ...
... extensions of railways will be that of India, where, as they report from Bombay, import business is decidedly reviving trade. The United States, partly originated and partly shared the crisis of this country, buthavealso participated in thelesson, and have ...
... LANVS OF THE U.NETED KITNGDOM., (FROM T][IH MONEY MAIRKET REVIEW.) This is a subject of the utmost inip)rtauce to Englishmen, Irishmen, and Scotchmen cngaged in trale with each other. In order to bring it more prominently before the public, a meting of delegates ...
... favoured banks. RELATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES WITHI THE BRITISH PROVINCES. A gentleman In St. John's, New Brunswick, writing on the 22d nlt, to a correspondent In Londot, on the relations of the provinces with the United States, syo:-- American notes ...
... unaccottntable desires, to - the isst ' lttfoslldetd jealousies. and is, moreover, tull of thlt provincialism swhich bhth Irishmen mliii ?? Baxter's olwu costitrytlitn are fottid of 1jelit viilg to he utationality. The Irish are couvinced that ttiey are ...
... -After the expeaditure of an infinitei *nmounb of advertisings labour, and expense upon e the address urgingi the people of the United States f to consent to the secession of the 'South, tha~t D dloclument has beeu entrusted to lir 'Joseph c - 'Brker 'for ...
... are now' thIetl lan ofN id (applaus e). For'~ two' centiiries ad'nd!=rnOre the 'United States 'hate furnished a bome'lj iiiillidnj ef Erghishmen, Scotohsnea, 'and. Irishmen for whom there own land wias' too bairaw; and the benefits thus conferred 'on those ...
... passen- gers. We observe, from our advertising columns, that the succeeding steamer of this line for New York will be the s.s. United Kingdom, on Saturday the 24th just, ST. PATRIOe's ANNIVERSARY DIaNE,.-The members of St. Patrick's R.C. Church, along with ...
... de scribed the Feniasr, as- not true Irishmen, and, as littlo bettertbaneut-throats and banditti He spolte highly of the Newcastle people for their conduct of late. This was the more remarkable as-so-many Irishmen and women lived there. The Towrl'Clerk ...