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... subject theinselves to all the hazards of the enterprize. But the Irish who come to live in America, who become citizens of the United States, and thus clothed with the power of self-government which all American citizens possess, are bound to discharge all ...
... senvnesnnnen Clishy & Kevshaw, Perks, the hatred of aliens. We shall ever insiet that as | ’fi:lcm‘v.o_fnll Irishmen in the colonies and United States. | HUNTINGDON vveuvenna Provost, High street. reticence and delicney are due to the miscarrioge of | ...
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... with which was seized on Saturday last. The United States’ Government has sent to the Royal Society for distribution scientific bodies and individuals, several copies of Lieut. Gilliss’s account the United States’ Naval Astronomical Expedition to the ...
... telegraph. By the former the distance is eight hours. During the year 1854 one hundred and sixtyfive men were hung in the United States for murder. Of this number only seven could read and write. letter from Hamburg says that the three bureaux used in ...
... was some talk about a difference with France respecting the illegal transference of the Russian vessels to citizens of the United States. The Washington correspondent of the Herald says : It has leaked out of the State department that the French Government ...
... New-street railway station, Birmingham. A tine ship, the Enoch Trail, having been chartered to convey a cargo of Mormons to the United MAW, en rook to their settlement in Utah territory, three hundred men and women, boys and girls, formed the contingent supplied ...
... Thursday of the week following. Emigration from the number of persons who left the port of Cork for England their way to the United .States and the colonies, since the Ist of June t the present, 872, and the . number who left during the corresponding period ...
... left the port of Liverpool during the past month, more than two-thirds of whom, or upwards of 8,600, have proceeded to the United States. Of these nearly 6,000 were Irish ; a little more than 2,000 English, the remainder being about equally divided between ...
... all went well until a short time before the collision. At that time was on the spar deck, over the I*ads the unconscious Irishmen, who were destined so soon launched into eternity, when he saw a steamer coming directly towards them. Their helm was put ...
... abolished at one fell swoop by an act of last session, was one passed in the reign of Henry VI., entitled, What sort of Irishmen may come to dwell England. Another act was against persons calling themselves Egyptians. The number of reformatories ...
... for Hongkong. order has just been issued from the War Department, which the various barrack sergeants of all barracks the United Kingdom arc authorised to draw daily ration from the several contractors, Fubjtct the same conditions as respect the rest ...