... Roman Catholic in Ireland, they had in belated sere. of Homan Catholics united to a man upen that questions Ile (th. Morris of Normanl.y) did not think that the Itish people were united oe the .abject at the Repeal of the l'nioo, although he did Mink that ...

... l'pwardo *IOU tau of by have completely deword and Mochek, by the manl of ihe own of Simmem. A in. me. Units of Mr O'Connell'. immken▪ •cti , ity ii.brie& by the Dublis mail of Thuesday. The Libman* is to re-establish, on • mon tbaa eau, the Arbitratioe ...

... runny, between Row and oar testimony to gho beauty of its bleach and bough. wOh one ot the ears and two three lionnets in uniting Hi ft end briehisems se it h the etrongen i t . The probability, therefore, to be, that as there This lair to put (lather ...

... I de set cossid•r his a dneatuad, -- Tha of at the sweat Presidential elec. • S n eer ' Or •. so. sr S. Se fee eel in the United Stases is mad to hare hem esorsom. Sea ajta.B4a6M. with ibe et Ike wh in e. A great here isrelmd their maim locums ties, ...

... York, so Ftialay treek,tha six mew convicted the manslauahter of Benjamin one ni's party of musicians &narked by • patty at Irishmen whilst playing Boym Water and other loyal tunes, were to be transported for life. vow A erotxrverstre.—The has been pleased ...

... right or rarer Ash* of in the London with his wife children, in row the North I his holiday.. At err tbay were joined by Irishmen, emir Iran or drovers, sod Auld, bring also ea our is r olfaosiwe by Ma. who ar•ealishoe, aa to his argicos. At ro rem ...

... lie forthcoming at the approaching fortnightly settlewent. The tone at the close win dull. Caeadian were steady, and ill the United States market Atlantic and Great Western Mortgage were in demand, shares also but the of the Litter company have declined ...

... of the Irish people on this , subject arises from the fact that they think themselves slighted as compared with Scotland. Irishmen think the scenery of the country quite as worthy of admiration as that of Scotland, and they may, with some reason, ask why ...

... Churchmen are only honouring themselves. There may be Irishmen, tor aught I know, that are content to be pendicles, who live in flunkeydom. If so, I say unto their assembly mine honour would not be united. There breathes not • manes the face of the earth ...

... THE MIoNNELL t'ESTEN.II:E. IRISHMEN, as all the world knows, cannot do anything like anybody else, nod hence it is, perhaps, that even in doing honour to the memory of the great Irish agitator, Daniel I ?Connell, Irishmen have got split up into two parties ...

... eyes altogether to what has recently occurred in reference to the O'Connell centenary. There be may see the result of the united action of the men who had put themselves forward as of public opinion and am statesmen in reference to a subject upon which ...

... immeasursaly behind the Seetchrnan—being in this paricular the thorn in the flesh of the Glasgow School Hoard; and that it is Irishmen who are guilty of most of the murders and other crimes of Violence that disgrace the of Scotland. Upon this last point there ...