... £1 aad 12s. 6d. com*. for aasanlting police oArvr in the execution his duly, June last, and ia default of payment was com united gaol for 21 days, with bard labour. ba Tharsday. the 1 Ith inst., the annual Temperance Festival was held llocklilfe. in booth ...

... Whigs, Radicals, Dissenters, Churchmen, Englishmen, Scotehmen, and Irishmen, all unite with one heart and soul, Let party jealousies be merged in the question, and show how their united efforts could best meet the coming foe (cheers). Let them leave the ...

... Hed the late Lord Alford lived long enough to carry the necessary steps into effect it would have been worth his while to unite with his heir for the purpose of saerificing threc-fourths of the estates, that they might hold secure possession of the remaining ...

... cause with him. These Irishmen have been already naturalised, and consequently have a right of votng, and as the Presidential election is near, the eandidates seek for llrish votes at any price. There has been thus formed in the United States a party of “ ...

... equalled tbeir industry currying them out.- Moxxootm llbbald. Sixgolab Mods op Dupuatixu a Hiomwatman. —On Fiiday night week two Irishmen, strangers iu this part of the country, met and one, Anding the other d ■stilutc, took compassion on him. Invited him the ...

... it was with a hearty and earnest desire to promote the glory of God and the truth of Christ that all the committee seemed united in their endeavours. It appeared to him that at the present moment there were extraordinary inducements for them to use greater ...

... reply, acknowledging the compliment paid to her by the presentations, referring at some length to the state of slavery in the United States, and ex pressing confident hope that that grealest curse of her native country would eventually be abolished. Mrs, ...

... there any jackasses in this crowd '.—AUatita Journal ALMOST A NATIVE. “ you a native of the State?” asked the judge of the United States court, addressing a fat man who had been summoned to testify in a ca-e of illicit dis* tilling. ** Mostly, Jedge.” ...

... turned upon the recent unite outrages in Loudon, and. according to Rossa. the woman said she wanted more dynamite explosions and more people killed by them. Another appointment was made day aftern »ou, also the office of Ihe United Irishman* rent Miss Dudley ...

... •«mawrl;at limited ; but, with co-tinuui.te the |ire«eiit fine the cions wdi soon be Rainei. ami scope will afforded hnu. The'* United Service Gsxetto”states that tine are now treating u* their new coinage ; the ehot favour with are quite new, ami some arc ...

... Garrison Hotel, Burnley. ag«d 21, took out, » It w day* ago, the 75th licence, having knot inu ever *ince she was 10* i* said Unit in a war Mr J. II Gough will return this country Irmn America to resume anew nt lor three years, under the auspices ol the ...

... cmployment in the United States, for every one s 0 returning were many in Ireland dissnaded frow” emigrating. And that is one cause for the roduced Irish immigration. But another is that there arc not by some millions as many Irishmen to come as there ...