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... ; and it is certain that Mr Bill is an attempt to dv so. Nothing could be better caleulated to make Irishmen forget their internal animosities and unite for a common purpose than the imposi tion of laws which we all know well would be impossible in England ...
... loving and catholic spirit not often niet with in any religions denomination. Tn certain peculiarities be tlffered from all Irishmen I have had the chance to meet, either in their own country or on this aide of the channel. He had nothing of the tr: litional ...
... have a romantic tinge. What is the political situation? Irishmen of all creeds and classes, or to employ a more suggestive phrase, of all colours, are for once of the same mind. They are united with Mr Disraeli in considering that Ireland has been getting ...
... official ukases, the Emperors name 1s | followed by tifty-two titles. Norwecitan About 400 Scandinavians, on their way to the United States and Canada, arrived in Newcastle on Monday, per the steamer Norway, from Drontheim and Bergen, and were forwarded per ...
... that Mr Charles Kent will retain the moats ship which he has held for so wry yeas.—Agesidori. FROM A CAITHNESSMAN IN THE ' UNITED STATES TO A FRIEND IN CAITHNESS. ( Continued from onr Jail. ) Iraw let me endeavonr to show how they get along on their claims ...
... that city. During the year 1869, the !ogees by fire reached the enormous sum of 5,061,125 dole. The total loss by fire in the United States is estimated at 40,000,000 doh., which gives the proportion of one-eighth of the entire lose to the single city of ...
... “Ml CRLLANEOTS Tere was a shower of frogs last week at Gloucester. In the United States a cow of remarkable trotting powers is in training for a race. Aw American wants to lease Vesuvius and set up a soda-water fountain near the crater. NEITHER minister ...
... worshippers. And this the man who, reading the curses at the close of the last t r of Revelations, hurled them at the lte:.o. o. United Presbyterians, and with the virtuous lignAtion of a hillside saint and martyr, asked, Are these our brethren ? A F. C. ...
... money might same terms as it is lent on the Irish Land Bill (only, unfortunately, we are mere Scotch, and not privileged Irishmen)—namely, 5 per cent. for thirty-five years, which pays off principal aud interest. It would be easy for the actuary of an ...
... been easily obtained, Squire M‘Lean was sent for, and in the office the boy and girl—for we can call them nothing else—were united in marriage. After the ceremony had been performed they were released, there being no possible pretext by which they could ...
... session, great and grievous will be the injury done, not alone to Ireland, but to the best interests of every part of the United Kingdom. You are, no doubt, aware that ever since 1831, a national system of education has existed in Ireland, the support ...
... our home, and it has been so with some of us fora le portion of our lives. We have formed close and valued friendships with Irishmen and Irish- women, and [ believe the of esteem with which we them are mutual. or do I that k the less of us because we stiil ...