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... Shetland horses turned back ; but that they were compelled to persevere, because an hireling was coming to occupy the house. As Irishmen they were accustomed sp ;u warmly about Free Church principles, and had !o I with one unanimous feeling if admiration upon ...
... Shetland horses turned back ; but that they were compelled to persevere, because an hireling was coming to occupy the house. As Irishmen they were accustomcd to speak warmly about Free Church principles, and had looked with one unanimous feeling admiration upon ...
... state of New York built an office the shape a hexagon, or six squate. The novelty the structure attracted the attention of Irishmen who were passing by, they a lull stop and viewed building very critically ; the lawyer somewhat disgusted their curiosity ...
... mecting of the First United Associate Congrega- tion, Leith, held in their eburch on the evening of Fri- day week —Mr Alexander Kyle in the chair—inéer it was unanimously That we join in protesting agsiust the decision come te by the United Associate Synod ...
... of Mr Ce n, to convey jim up whe Nie. F has au shg sume mon hs alter suse vention of spead > of the session in visi ° tus United mis!. To: Mra Bowat.—On Saturday week, L200 b od been subscribed be tuts Mr has « ied L100, ‘Tue Portsmevrn — At the Winchester ...
... very A »ors tiie institution are fully occupied.— (Jljjt/oW llcKi'd. ». , The United CncncH. find from a statement just published the accounts the ' treasurer of the United Associate Synod, that receipts for missionary purposes, from Ist May, to I st ...
... proprietors are largely indebted for the support of the poor. It has generally been understood that the Irish emigrants to the United States have always remitted \ery fully of their hard earnings to their relatives at home, but most persons will surprised ...
... York ; and this is his idea—He offers to build highway for the nations, across the American continent, tiie government of the United Stntes will grant hitn for that purpose an almost unpeopled strip land, sixty miles iu width, from Lake Michigan to the Pacific ...
... leaving lrclaud saw other adversaries his desigus, other enemies Ireland than vanquished This not Ihe moment explain who these irishmen are, aud what they desire, vvl.o feared not to hate and insult Mr O'lo .ncll dying the midst of the world respect; but one ...
... his salary. They say he is to be the last Viceroy of Ireland, and is so to manage the affairs of the country as to make all Irishmen rejoice that he is the last.— Nation, Pinacy ox tne Intsn Coast.—On Saturday, the 4th instant, the schooners Olive Branch ...
... EXECUTION OF IRISHMEN BY GENERAL SCOTT, IN MEXICO. The following fr»m the Diario del Gobierno, published iu the city of Mexico on the September : Mexicans ! among the European volunteers whom the American army has hired t.» kill us, theie many unfortunate ...
... 11ITHKAH ion TIIE ! ! Strong as the is. it is milk and water in comparison with the following effusion Young In- land and United Irishmen factions. The A'ation, the organ the former, : Ireland's opp rtunity, thank God and Prance, hat come last ! lt« challenge ...