... Glenisla, and the other two it would confer the most advantage on this particular county. e go 4=4 4,4 , 1ner *Wu hie en a were Irishmen resident in . Dundee, who have left widows Aadverting A f ter to • number of other points be resumed his seat 4ussensal 'stow ...

... in the ensuing month, having been sue- ams ceeded by Mir. Davis, hoe will be elevated to the dignity of rc a Baron of the United Kingdom.-Stonde?-d. eX1 House of Commons.-T here being but 3$i Members pre. be sent at four o'clock, the Speaker declared ...

... offices in the Cuitoms. Excise, and Post-office departments of the United. Kingdom, with the dates of their appointment, and present location, intended to exhibit the injustice done to Irishmen in the manner of bestowing government patronage; another by the ...

... had appointments connected with the police force in England to dispose of, they were two in number, conferred on Irishmen. Look to the united service; Sir Hugh Gough, lately appointed Ohief in India, was an Irishman. to the return called for, there were ...

... ) All he wanted now was that they should unite with the people—give up all bigoted feeling, and join in the universal struggle of Ireland, for the hem-fit of all Ireland. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) Let Irishmen rally, then, throughout the breadth and length ...

... UNITED STATES-DREABFUL RIOT PRILAARLPHLL ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA. Liverpool, T I The steam-ship Hibernia, Captain Judkins, the Meraey yesterday afternoon, with New York the 15th, and Boston to the 16th instant, inclusi sixteen days later than those heretofore ...

... callnericans, or American Republi. as we infer from some of their AS, is to counteract the influence Clatholics emigrating to the United Alstain the use of the Bible in all of the State. This society held, of Philadelphia, on Monday, /day, a public meeting, which ...

... towards the country whioh thus persecuted their at these are things that Irishmen must do hereafter. These seethe pressing duties of the day which first claim their attention. Irishmen must now prove themselves anxious for, and deserving of, freedom ; or ...

... collisions, and remember that O’Connell is a prisoner because he has sought to render your country great, prosperous, and happy. Irishmen of every class and creed!— Rally in defence of your rights. ask not an appeal to force. Ours is peaceful struggle. Peace ...

... Scotland was disaffected-cautious, prudent Scotland A as innoculated with the spirit of republicanism. Ours I was rit then a united iingdom, but the most divided empire in Europe. Foreign commerce was suspended, and domestic trade hail dwindled down almost ...

... ; but a vein of absurdity always runs through the proceedings of Irishmen. Their national humour , shows itself in the grave as as in the trifling affairs of life. To none but Irishmen could the idea have suggested itself of addressing the Queen to demand ...

... there is no class of Irishmen—for, of comae. I do not speak of individuals—who will beau degraded as to refuse to rally for liberty fatherland—when, I say. this consummation shall have been realised, and when you shall have once united the Irish people into ...