... of rent. To pay double the value of the goods, £2, and costs. James Enright was charged with having, in company with six Irishmen (who have been already dealt with;, committed a brutal assault on P.C. Alfred Williams some months ago. Fined Is. 6d. An ...

... passed through Piedmont. The Opinion Nationale says :-The different Aessels belonging to General Garibaldi's expedition will unite off the island of Capraj a; they will then direct their course towards Sicily. Advices from Genoa positively deny the reported ...

... equally fast the natural increase of the United King- iom must have been at the rate of 1,266 daily. The ncrease exceeds any on record. Jg About 10,874 emigrants of English origin sailed rom the ports vi the United Kingdom at which there ire Government ...

... was conspicuous among the lower classes. He knew there were many happy exceptions, but he was sure the exceptions were as units to hundreds. Large numbers of Englishmen came into Wales, in con- nection with railway and other works, and he was sure their ...

... number of Irishmen or Scotchmen raised the standard of revolt against the Government they would all be guilty of trea- son, but their conduct would not and could not affect the relations of the British with foreign governments. So it, is in the United States: ...

... may not be compelled to apply for relief from the union, prove they lack the spirit of inde- pendence? Do the hundreds of Irishmen who keep the promise to abstain from the use of all intoxicating drink lor three years, in order that they may deposit their ...

... and other dogs, to be held on the 1st of of October, in London. Prizes to the extent of X300 are to be given. A meeting of Irishmen took place in New York on tbe 5tb, to arrange for the reception of the body of T. B. M'Manus, the Irish exile. His remains ...

... Mon-day morning, when Mr. J. T. Hibbert, an advancedliberal, was returned without opposition. Thomas Hollaran. one of the Irishmen suspected of the murder of the French gentlemen in Tip- perary, was identified at the inquest, and has been committed for ...

... volunteer forces. An amendment was also offered, that there shall be no exemption from military duty under the Militia Laws of the United States on account of colour or lineage, but that whenever the militia shall be called into ser- vice all able-bodied persons ...

... been blown up on the Mississippi. NEW YORK, AUG. 12, Evening.-The drafting or- der causes immense excitement throughout the United States, especially among naturalised citizens. Immense numbers are endeavouring to escape by all available routes, but the ...

... chars, gives out gases, becomes red hot; then seems to be smouldering quietlywhen all of sudden the heat becomes sufficient to unite the gases with the atmospheric oxygen, a faint explosion occurs, and there is flaree. Fireman Browne. at the inquest, deposed ...

... of property was destroyed. Both in Demarara and Antigua the question of in- roducing black and coloured labourers from the United States is seriously under consideration. A monument is about to be erected in Busaco to commemorate the battle fought there ...