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... they were ackpolledlows and playmates of Lord Cmtlerea^b, who Inducted them into, and, in fact, seduced them toiricome United Irishmen. He was one himself. I have seen his signature In the book of members which wag chown me at Belfast sonawhere about 1823 ...
... concluded by her Majesty with the President of the United Stable for the more effectual suppression of tie slave trade ; ,tmd her Majesty trusts that the honourable 00. . operation of the Government of the United States will materially assist her Majesty in ...
... end us in about three weeks. this 'side the view taken% entirely different. We knee! that in a foreign war we should be all united as olie man, except in the' States where slavery flourishes. We could raise a million of soldiers for this &fel:tee, to go ...
... derived by the board was inward, .C 132. ; outward, .C 1,102. The I trcost shipments were from New Orleans and M o bile, the united tonnage of the vessels entered inwards from those ports being 539,1320, while the tonnage dues smi•nnted to /46.001, and the ...
... ovation, all classes of the community uniting to congratulate him on his success. On Monday evening he was entertained at a dinner at Mayle's Douglas Hotel lINOPLAI ATTEMPT AT PEAR GLA4GOW.—. Ou Wednesday forenoon two Irishmen, on their way from Airdrie to Glasgow ...
... of the ttneen's violate* OF MULLER. WU speedily er,ete.l. It the ra,c of 'Air/. t., be attena.4 i By PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE UNITED STATES' CO3IMISSIONER. CONFESSION OF AN ALLEGED ACCOMPLICE. Epitome of Genera News. I The question of converting military ...
... to assume. An Irish physician was called to examine the INTREPIDITY.— The Glaneur du Gard relates an e , leis of another Irishmen, who had been assassinated instance of cool intrepidity in a buy of ten years old, by some of his countrymen. This parson ...
... Providence in carrying out that sublime danger, but the molten metal happily dial nut to have done very real mischief. The United States I one single paper has profited by this means to the ex. idea. May these lords of the ocean agree then for the the ...
... bad standing will be represented. The amen express the hope that the month of November will witness every circle in the United States in good standing, for the next convention should represent as fully as possible the Irish and Irish Americans in America ...
... from Liverpool. Yrom - these retnnia. it appears that daring the month of January last there railed under the act to the United States 21 ships, with 380 cabin and 3.433 ateersg^ passengers, of whoa 1.119 were English, 940 Irish. 1.039 foreigners, and ...
... leaving the box, found the prisoner guilty, and sentence of death was passed. A Protestant and a couple of Roman Catholic Irishmen were returning to Rockcorry from Billiberry fair, on St. Patrick's night, when they fell to quarreling about the recent trials ...
... them at the point of the bayonet, and all who reached the river took to the boats, but the United States authorities would not allow them to land on the United States frontier, and it is believed that most of them have surrendered to ow forces. The Feniaus ...