... be equalled by any other nation on the face of the earth. The loyalty of Irishmen to their faith seemed to have been worked and kneaded so intimately in the very nature of Irishmen that nothing could eradicate it nothing could submerge or drown it. Other ...

... classics and a second in mathematics in 1837. The New York papers of the 18th inst. state that a large meeting, principally of Irishmen, had been held at the Cooper Institute, to protest against the detention of Cou- don, one of the men implicated in the Manchester ...

... not vote. The ultras Mi- n ^Ir- Jacob Bright, Sir Charles i Cowen, and the other working man's Y1* \Va ...

... Tamerlane, or of any other human tiger, than of an English lady. A petition has been presented to the Queen from a body of Irishmen styling themselves The '82 Club, praying that the surplus funds of the Irish Church may be spent in building thousands of ...

... urged the desirability of making all regulations for the suppression of cattle disease uniform and compulsory throughout the United' Kingdom, and having conferred with the committee of the Farmers' Club, deputation recommended the council to sanction the ...

... even Home Rule will be given up. The growth of prosperity, the spread of edueition, the progress of enlightenment, will make Irishmen more practical and less sentimental, will teach them that in this world we cannot have everything we wish, but that the next ...

... Government. The others will IJQW ,al* out of the House as a punishment to Mr. ti»i, w r words of scorn at Retford. Tn the Irishmen expect at last to win the hiiy: leaders to their side. Meanwhile, their be- °pr spoil the division on Thursday night. 'Jl ...

... absolutely powerless y«t it is evident that the main jend which Liberals of all shades must keen in View is the i 1 effect that united effort may have on the next ppcaiion pvhen an appeal is made to the action. If we were to esti- tnate the gathtrina-in which ...

... law reforms. His Bills always get amidst the shoals. This is the fate which has overtaken his Irish Judicature Dill. The Irishmen are, apparently, determined that it shall not pass. They wasted all the morn- Ing sitting yesterday, and succeeded even to ...

... revives a year and the Secretary of the Treasury has promised a. Bill to friend the Law of Registry of Deeds in Ireland. Hie Irishmen seem to be determined to delay all legislation jf they can. and are already shewing ugns of opposition to Air. Smith's proposal ...

... Catholic, spoke in very strong terms in favour of Messrs Jones and Rees, and announced, amidst great applause from a number of Irishmen who were present, that a very large section of his co-religionists would support those gentlemen at the poling booth. He ...

... great a blessing to the nation as we have found it to have been to free the produce of the land. Englishmen and Irishmen may cordially unite in support of a man whose policy on the land question is so broad, and so wise, and so calculated to advance the ...