... IN the preliminaries proposed between Mexico and the United States, one clause enacts that any future war be- tween the two nations shall be carried on in a Christian maimer. We have not been informed, that a war in a Christian manner has been defined ...

... Conciliation Hall and the Irish Confederation are proclaim- ing their Union, and threaten to do mighty deeds when Irishmen will become united. We certainly think some- thing will be done then, but there will be ample time to study the question of Repeal ...

... ENGLISH DEFINITIONS FOR AN IRISH DIC- TIONARY. UNITED IRISHMEN.—Natives of Ireland, who are always quarrelling with each other and every one else. CONFEDERATES.—A political party, bent on dissolving all ex- isting ties between Ireland and the rest of ...

... IRISH LEAGUE.—The Freeman gives the follow- ing outline of the plan of the Great national organisation, in which all Irishmen can unite, and to which all crn look with pride and confidence: The Irish League for the attainment of the legislative independence ...

... from resisting and powerful Britain, in vili- fying the motives of chiefs who have, enjoyed- the-confidence of Irishmen, and in ridiculing Irishmen for reposing their confidence in such chiefs. This is, as gross a blunder in logic as it would be to rail at ...

... is heavy with the thought, that so much cause should be given by the British Parliament for the violence and excesses of Irishmen, and that they should foster in the breasts of the children of Erin a desire to destroy the national alliance that exists ...

... get on so slowly ? Because it travels by a parliamentary train. -Punch. ONE million Irishmen, within twenty-two years, have been naturalised as citizens of the United States. A PARADOXICAL Angel Inn, at Grantham, in Lincolnshire, is subject to a rent-charge ...

... welfare of the united kingdom than any other to which attention could possibly be called—he alluded to the condition of the island which we forget to be in existence, but which is equal in extent and population to one- third of this great united kingdom—the ...

... probably none in the United States, leading to a wish for that result; but bear in mind that in the United States there is a considerable party disposed to be hostile to Eng- land—there are all the Irishmen our policy has driven to the United States. Politicians ...

... 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 ...