... in youth, and on their native fields and moors, and thus pioneer themselves for the great battle of life. Englishmen and Irishmen have their favourite sports; Cumberland, Lancashire, and Yorkshire, wrestling and kick, bullock, and bite ; Monaghan and ...

... daring sportsman, but he is also a good naturalist, and the best living West India pilot. He is one of the claimants on the United States Government for compensation for loss of property worth 7000 dollars, through the bombardment of Grey Town by the American ...

... consequences. The effect abroad would be materially counteracted if petitions or addresses came up from all parts of the United Kingdom protesting against the subserviency of English Ministers to continential despots; and it is highly probable that such ...

... also harsh to the party on whom this Immo:lege was conferred, to have at in their power to tall him up before the Council, unit have the question of his salary called into dispute as oft as any individual shall think himself justified in his own mound ...

... England. Russia will get the better of us in India; France will strive to strike a decisive blow at Canada will revolt; 30,000 Irishmen will be its a, bet, all ilie worst wishes of a tiery enemy of England will be fulfilled. The beaten beast, John Bull, ...

... since every one must recognise the possible effect of such an association directly addreasing thebody of votersthroughout the United Kingdom. The press, however, may be to compensate for the absence of the old political societies, rnd the constituencies will ...

... the henlth the Prince Consort. In addition to the respect we we his Royal Highness from the exalted position he holds in the United Kingdom, we all him personally for his and intellectual qualities. He is ever found ready to promote science and indoetry ...

... moot sympathised with them, and won most of their confidence, have been Scotehrnen. When, then, we Insist on substituting Irishmen for them, it is a fair qualion whether the favoured race is distinguished by the saute cliarscieristica. Is it or is it not ...

... gratifying feature in the change is that of the Z 21,900,000 worth of estates which have sold, £20,800,000 have been bought by Irishmen, and only about one-third by Englishmen or Scotchmen. This is all that that great year of trading, waiting, beseeching, speeching ...

... issued a return of the total numbsr of persons who have emigrated, through the agency of the Emigration Commissioners, from the United K ngdom between the Ist January and 31st December, 1858; the names of the colonies to which they have gone; and the amounts ...

... or obtoining it under the forget guaretitee, hol sold it. The Court, under cireumstutices, aid se in. that the prisoner had unite eon. , iourotontheuunpti. sonment, sentenced him loan additional four mewl's. Kidd, of chili' murder or of soncealment of pregnancy ...

... was founded. The Cu, liT took tune to cacsider their judgment. AN EPISODE IN THE INVER REVIVALS. Sown reeks ago two yoneg Irishmen mile their appearance iii Inverary, having Leen invited by mi number of the inhabitants to give an account of mhe reviv. ...