... endured loss that is to be regretted, but still have high hopes to cheer in our way. Let tell you, that as Irishmen you must have Ireland, —Irishmen must have Ireland; pledge yourselves to join me, and pledge myselt to join you; that without breaking any ...

... remains fixed ; while in the present scale it to * ver '■ the price rises, till it is reduoed Tub total amount depots for th. United Kingdom is now ascertained, and is follows : England £11,492,047 10 , 933,700 0 Scotland 2 ftiio nitv BAN^k AT Penrith and ...

... Mr Thomas Lightbody, preacher, to be their pastor. The Earl of Kinnoull has presented the Rev. John Sharp to the church and united parishes of Dupplin and Aberdalgie. Deeside Railway.—House of Commons, February 13.—1n the Sub-Committee No. 3, Room No. 8 ...

... strong, including about a hundred colliers from the Marquis of Lothian’seoal-pils, who were determined to unite in the esiirpalion the Irishmen Irom that district the country. Hera they formed themselves into piocesaitm, and marched in Hie dilection of ...

... most powerful nations in the world agreed banish minor considerations, not affecting their national honour, and cordially unite and co-oporate in the aappression of this most cruel and revolting traffic. The question, between England and France, of the ...

... it • the were made to Mr. aa nrinn.r in which Miniatrra had treated that amrunt nf fully attached him aa the noble Wed. to unite with that | crime whetiief the ineaaurc remedy Cover iiowol Dal they tataar to do on lie that j likely to give ioereaaed protection ...

... Bobreon, they talk of them English victories tell them they are Irish victories. The heroes of Sutlej were for the most part Irishmen, and not a few of them were from this locality ; and what is the reward which the Irish people receive for thus ex|>end;ng ...

... Missionary Meeting. —On the evening of Wednesday last the annual public meeting of the Missionary Society in connection with the United Secession Theological Seminary, was held in Rose Street Church. The Rev. Dr Brown, President of the Society, occupied the ...

... es, capital must imported from Kngland. But before either the one thing or (he other can done, good Irishmen of all parlies and all creeds must unite, and cordially co operate with Government in prtsciving iuviolale life and proper. *iy. Tlte re are plenty ...

... with mental attainments; and, in consequence, the degree of F.R.S.E. was conferred him. In lie was created Baronet of the United Kingdom, which testified the high appreciation of Ins acquirements the Government of the day. Sir George devoted the latter ...

... .t nor a la-pislalme .a., “tv the eon, market with the bca. winch the , tilav sate and hase arc jun to linslm-e. Ut the,, unite put cud to ststua ITw, has been proved to la- the blip-1,1 «l eonuaerce, ,l,e 1,:,„e of ngrieulture. the latter dmmotut aatottp- ...

... reply to the protest* of England and France, and a defence of their conduct in this matter. have had two arrivals from the United States during the past week, but nothing of importance is added our previous intelligence, except that General Minfield Scott ...