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... TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 25. By the arrival of the packet-ship Cambridge, at Liverpool, on Saturday, we have intelligence from the United States one day later than that brought by the Britannia. It is not important, but it would appear to be the general impression ...
... from Halifax. The intelligence she brings is of considerable consequence, inasmuch as it informs us that the Senate of the 'United States had rejected the bill for the annexation of Texas by a majority of 35 to 16. The President has a puling letter on the ...
... from our territory, it Morocco of England against the occupation is >re, the British Cabinet foresaw the , rance and Spain united, in reply to he African emperor, it neglected no occo. To Spain it offered its mediaribed moderation. England feels it ce ...
... inconsiderately, a military company of Irishmen called the Hibernia° Greens, commanded by the brother of • Catholic priest, was stationed in it. This exasperated the natives, and they demanded the expulsion of the Irishmen, which was at first refused ; but ...
... pnb li.hed inflammatory or incendiary paragraphs. The city is full of military. United States' troops nave been -out guard the public property at the navy yard and United Slates arsenal. UKATH OK JOE SMITH, THE MOKMON I’KOHIIET. The same papers which ...
... tlie railway through that vountyon the atmospheric principle •• With Vr.?!>itaa Ci.*i>.”—ln I’annnlvnnia there a detachment Irishmen called The IlilM-riila Greens. This wouldn't Ik- ii luil tllio l'ir tin- iiiiitriiiutui'M t« lie Ui-|ir;il Kuml.— l’mirh ...
... merely consist in a cordial and sincere call upon all her Majesty. faithful and loyal subjects, of every class and creed, to unite on this auspicious occasion in paying every tribute of respect and fealty to the Sovereign of their affections—the only rivalry ...
... from which the former is exempt. W bile Irishmen, however, have been clamouring aliout Repeal, Scotchmen have building cotton-mills, d ...
... have no doubt that all the -ogements will be promptly - completed.—Sentinel. , 'Y AND BRUTAL ASSAULT. . week, a number of Irishmen, who are *.ri works near Ailbirnie, called at a A A r b r oath 151 war 'cold man named Peter Ru '- , o we whisky. After they ...
... be found to accept—a refusal e counter- appearing at Bath, Bristol , Brigh ton, Leices ter , and S hef. of p lace b y all Irishmen! II 18 so field, will proceed to Bologna, Rome, and Veniee. Carlotta Grisi has returned to her post at the Grand Opera, ...
... England and her peerage can have justice meted out is the House of Peers in England. This lesson will not be lost upon those Irishmen who are wont to compare the behaviour of their own countrymen to each other; and though it may have been dearly bought, will ...
... handing in some money, to observe with regret that there were several secret societies et Irishmen halcotland, calling themselves by the detestable names of United mall to en and Ribbonmen. He called the attention of the Repeal wardens in Scotland to the ...