... gracious intention, after the solemn ceremony of your fcoronation, to visit successively the different ancient kingdoans now united under your dominion, commencing with Ireland. Your royal uncle, George the Fourth, found in that country most fortunate retreat ...

... unhurt, having only one rather deep claw my left fore arm, and merely the skin razed hy her claws on the back my lelt shoulder. United * Service Journal, When the French landed nl Bontry Bay, Irish peasant, who was posted with musket, upon one ol the cliffs ...

... Church.” This public declaration of opinion, which our Dublin correspondent says will f ...

... people, coininutiicating each of the three divisions of the United Kingdom all that is valuable and useful in such divisions. “Third, obtain for Ireland her due proportion members in the United Parliament. Fourth, obtain an entire reform of our corporations ...

... that part of the United Kingdom, and that doing have been ready encounter any opposition (hear, hear) to incur the loss ol much siteiigih, some popularity, this part the United King we have been ie..uy endeavour to unite affection, unite by feelings good ...

... of late; and I, therefore, hasten bnefly Inv before you, including, us 1 am sure you do, die vast majority ot Englishmen, Irishmen, Scotchmen, and olonists, authentic documents, showing how die great emporium, depot, mart or market the world is likely ...

... line the Manchester ami Leeds Railway. About one hundred of the labourers coiiim»*nerd attack upon about the same number of Irishmen, for the purpose driving the latter from their employment, the alleged ground that they were working for low er wages. The ...

... murder our children,” smd he, and then abuse fur being childless is rather hard. S,» tlimk. and so must every one think •hose unit is in the right place. what to espected from partv whose very name condemns them o! murder ami rapine In tl:.’ .«nr Vrid»y ...

... hand, brotherly affection. that could see such dcs- cription agitation—that I could see yon united iu ■ common object for the common good—that could j see Irishmen cease make that religion a source of acrimonious divbion, which was intended by the benevolent ...

... thousand persons present. account information communicated Superintendont Hopkins some short tima since, he went in sean h two Irishmen named John and Cornelius Leliane, who, with their brother, had from Ireland, and Tuesday fortnight most ably assisted by ...

... vvithmit die etmsi.ler- FFlir.l'St M Stiff Assist Sure puinpstailll rariMl. Tlie la) „ ,,d Milford Mails, and other caches, ah Irishmen: and although thev were policemen, al.lv as to leave hu, mere outline of the hull above .Is kp, IVs .r.'.n A FARM called ...

... coalformation. and the origin of that valuable substance. He described the process decomposition which took place under the united influence of water and atmospheric air. Different kinds of coal, lie stated, were not derived from different kinds wood or ...