... union binding and effective, it will be necessary not only to foci, but to act together, to take steps to ensure united support or united opposition to such measures may be produced with regard to Ireland during the ensuing session of parliament. That ...

... specimens of our ancient poetry, unaccompanied the originals which, our shame, would uninteresting, that language being to Irishmen a dead letter. few there are, l»owever, who dared to look into its grammar, end make them acquainted with the hidden treasure ...

... certainly possesses that feature; nevertheless the great object of the author is kept steadily in view gage Christian Irishmen a united effort to rescue our country from the evils that alilict it,” by a constant exhibition of tho Christian character in ...

... half) wore of foreign birth, Irishmen, German, Scotchmen, kc. doubt the real number was much larger, but, take it as it appears, does it not plead trumpot-tongned against the raise bigotry of Nativism ? Talking of Irishmen, lam informed by officer who ...

... but he wrote them down as ciphers. Those are the real persons the cabinet, and those are the persons who, the face of the United Kingdom, countenance those who had sent a deputa- tion to the noble lord (Lord John Russell) to try and frighten him, and ...

... Spartans to have noble, manly race of men, but their rules were folly itself when compared with J oux Rl ssf.ll’s plan for Irishmen allicit their soup-cans are daily filled to overflowing. Hereafter the charter toast might fairly be, the Irish soup shops ...

... It took to put Buonaparte down. And now for the present farewell, To part with you gives great pain ; We were always the Irishmen’s friend, And we hope to be so again. P.S We fear that the four-course rotation” Has hastened our final decay ; You know ...

... volunteer officer, writing from Mexico the editor of an American paper, observes—“ The best soldiers that have met with inthe United States army are deserters from the British.” Several vessels with full compliment of passengers sailed from our quays during ...

... was, that an invidious lino distinction should bo drawn between the inhabitants two countries which ought to be united, and that Irishmen should not allowed to enter wh?re Englishmen were admitted. One of the most eloquent members either house Parliament ...

... THE ARMAGH GUARDIAN, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1847. pauperise the community, the landlords were unanimous in benevolence, united in efforts to meliorate the condition of their inferiors reducing their rents and affording such encouragement ns humanity dictated ...

... Morea, American vessel, has just arrived in Glasgow hand. “And now,” said tho duke, as they trudged along, neral. from the United States, with cargo of food worth how much do you think you’ll get for this job ?” “ Oh, 1 streets were lined from the Upper ...

... Heaven has permitted to overtake us, call for our united efforts. who helps himself. God will help. mu>t, therefore, each perform his part with energy, and throwing party to the winds think and act Irishmen, and I atn d go,id will come out of evil. 1 co ...