... deprive us of every semblance of a court, when a pernicious system of centralisation is being pursued, it behoves us raise our united protest against policy which believe is fraught with the most fatal consequences to our own, our native land.” We have lived ...

... is attributable certain retarding Influences thus explained by Mr. Barber of Etwell—be finds that between the years and the united attraction between Jupiter and Saturn would diminish the period 263 days—hut that between and 1866 it would 751 days; so that ...

... after the fashion in bich it has been taken up our esteemed correspondent, either wise prudent. Holding out the hope to Irishmen, that If their court be now abolished, it mar lead the obtainment, instead of Viceroy, of a Queen and Parliament for Ireland ...

... Protestnnt. and Presbyterian, and all the conflicting shades of Irishmen, would unite together for national advan lages, and stand in a national brotherhood and equality under one united standard, it would the dutv of every man in Ireland to join this ...

... verity Britain's prosperity. Means nothing else than the measure of mine! News Summary From an official report, issued the United States* Mint, it appears that, up to I.sth ult., upwards of 14,UUU,OUU dollars’ slue of gold dust had been received from San ...

... at the present time. So long they were cordially united, Liberalism could he regarded as assured in all those European countries which it exists, and there were grounds to hope, that through their united influence representative institutions would extended ...

... issued, fixing yesterday, the instant, as the date on and after which there will he no delivery of letters throughout the United Kingdom on Sunday, nor any collection of letters, whether messengers, letter carriers, receivers, tec. Receiving offices, ...

... results. (Hear.) Why, he asked, were they to have two different systems of education if the countries were, as they were told, united ? A noble lord had ■aid another place that the system of education was for the benefit of the poor, and the mass of these ...

... occurred in the autumn that year, opened a very gloomy prospect for the country. The article of food on which a Urge part of the United Kingdom almost solely depended, had nearly peri'bed through the influences an unknown and mysterious disease. The cereal crops ...

... in the highest degree creditable to the the Irish the United States. I could not help reflecting, when remember these facts and looked upon the swarms of ragged destitute, dirty, snualld Irishmen, awaiting the streets of Liverpool, the sailing of the ...

... say it is gratifying , proof that this country is not wanting manufacturing , capabilities. believe it will be found that Irishmen arc just as inventive any In the world—tire only thing ] necessary to develop the spirit is encouragement from our gentry ...

... charactiT, Is native of Nova Scotia, and of Scotch parentage, am! the first Bri- lish Colonist, since the independence of the United States, that has distinguished himscif in literature. Spirits equal in strength and quality to the best Hollands have lately ...