... indifference to Irish prosperity is not in keeping with the station they hold in society. Were Irishmen of all parties, creeds, and classes, firmly united into one body true national cohesion, there is nothing in this nether world that could prevent her ...

... was sold on Thursday at the Auction Mart, by air. Robins. Several bids were made, and •t was finally knocked down to the United Committed of London and Stratford-on-Avon Globe. The Late Roman Catholic Bishop Cork The library of the late Right Rev Dr ...

... Oommantlpr-m-diief, Po 1 ; Utn q ncr Tim,,,:,. M*,M„lm n , M«i.. r -«cnor»| illiro, ; ' ! '’ r 7-' ral , W.all them itixtinction —United Ga-elle ml Si'r t' or» \ M A Akxiv—lfientcnant Cmoral (.inr-c 11. hmkruk Berkulov, K.c.1!,. I,:s. ohlxin«l one of the Indmn ...

... cabalistic arts of unveiling the future, and the anec. dotes related are startling, if true. The review of I.ires of Illustrious Irishmen,” confers great praise on the an. thor for minute research into the hidden recesses of the History of Ireland, but the a ...

... members who met on that occasion came a , resolution avoid all topics which would lead to an unpleasant discussion, and unite as many Irishmen as possible for the be- nefit of their country. (Hear, hear.) They then adjourned to October, and that meeting they ...

... Armagh in short, they would leave no part of the provmre unexpiw^ He then moved, as amendment to the thjlt ration of the United Irishmen met at punrtnwj,« the claim of any body of men. afterwards altered the speaker,) Lo^s . illegal. Ireland, to make laws ...

... Ponsonby and the late Mr. Grattan were both United Irishmen, and hud fomented the Irish rebellion. That was not so. Mr. F. O’Connor had confounded the Society of United Irishmen of 1791 with the United Irishmen ...

... not getting tenant suite her. ! nil nearly the lifter eatas- pair ...

... of poverty. Eight millions of pounds, which oug»/ - to spent working the splendid mines of Ireland, arenearlv j given l»y Irishmen to the English labourers, artisans, and land- | owners. (Cheers.) there a country on earth which affords so many sources ...

... to give publicity to these signs of better days, and hope that the lesson inculcated will have due effect all classes of Irishmen, Protestants well Komanists. • Among those priests who have distinguished themselves in the noble work of social regeneration ...

... between conveniently hanging back and inconveniently hanging np. It is sore pity that it should so.— Irishmen united by the tie of a common crime, ought be united also the tie of a common punishment. There is one irrefragable truth in the prospectus these literary ...

... creeds Irishmen shall fairly represanted, and which tha interests of dom shall be endangered. That inasmuch as English legislation threatens all Irishmen with a common ruin, we entertain a confident hope their common necessities will speedily unite Irishmen ...