... an address was presented to the noble marquis, which we give an extract, a sample of the spirit which animates the breasts Irishmen towards their viceroy :— *• Short as has been the period of your excellency's administration, outrages against persons property ...

... as they passed, picked up the knapsacks which the Irish had flung away, and fought unflinchingly, while they carried the Irishmen knapsacks and their own haidv seaman, who had escaped one of the recent shipwrecks upon the coast, being asked by a good ...

... wonder at the people being driven to despair, and indulging no hope hut that oi separation ? What should we think of a body of Irishmen who, any public meeting, breathed forth such sentiments towards this country have lately been uttered towards Ireland—such ...

... union bound her to this country she was part of the united empire—and yet the boon that had been conferred upon both the other branches the kingdom had been refused to her. And why ? Was it that Irishmen were worse subjects ? Nay ! Mark, at that moment, ...

... prohibiting Irishmen from being employed in the making of canals through their swamps, or iu other public works. But he hoped that the time would very soon arrive when the Americans would glad to get them in their works, and when, he trusted, Irishmen would ...

... and let the honest people of England understand me. I want severance the connexion; I want to make heart-binding, and to unite them together by mutual interest and respect —(Loud cheers.) That is what I am struggling for. the present form o connexion ...

... is th=* same principle which the Volunteers, in a former period of our history, demanded. iheir contests for the rights of Irishmen, they contend for equality. They did utend, that Britons should exercise undue authority over Ireland. am still ready, under ...

... Rooney. another superintendent, witnessed the murder. The account they ve that previous to Green's coming up, large uartv of Irishmen were assembled on the bridge, or vfcinitv, hut before his arrival the most of them .lenarted in the direction of the smithy ...

... we admit, Ireland labours, and for which Mr O'Connell's panacea is a repeal. We deny, however, that the unjust refusal to Irishmen, of the request so often and so imploringly made, have their Municipal Institutions placed on a footing with those of England ...

... constitutional means, the rights Irishmen to perfect equality of institutions and franchises with their fellow-subjects of England and Scotland, and we pledge ourselves our countrymen generally, to continue our united exertions for the attainment of those ...

... constitutional means, the rights of Irishmen to perfect equality of institutions and franchises with their fellow-subjects of England and Scotland ; and pledge ourselves to our countrymen generally to continue our united exertions for the attainment of those ...

... INTELLIGENCE FORM THE UNITED STATES. TIIK news (ruin America, brought by ihe Calc'hiriiii steamer, arrived at Liverpool the loth curt, from Halifax, brings us advices from t> York down to the 31st ult. She brings no account the tixlent steamer, and the ...