... been pertpetrated by a party of Irishmen working at the Spon-lane works, west Bromwich, ou the body of an inoffensive and respectable mlan. It appears that there are two beer-sbops in Spon'-lane, in one -of which the Irishmen have issued an order that no ...

... London at the fall of the curtein, I could see, in one glance, four persons plying their gloved hands most industriously, whose united applause, one would think, might have passed for a very pretty compliment by itself: Lady Blessington and D'Orsay in a hex ...

... for less thanfive dollars; and that the Washington is freighted with 136,000 dollars, the Havre packet with 110,607, and the United States with 11,800 dollars. Philadelphia lias been the scene of a most disastrous fire; but the calanmities with which Mobile ...

... pa -A Paris corriespodent of the Times saya that the Raipucn % So and Bontpartintl have been reconciled, and antw'form ?? United e abody, of real ?? men, determined to maknewup for the comn. l fivs hote ssisted of thessrg.B numer-b ?? l parative DnsignieOCare ...

... Scotland. indeed, f Kthat country is; noted for its gross intemperance. Now, b ~ this being clea, what are we tosay of those Irishmen, ii rincuighl asns h aedrdto stand up, in 5 V'r asebiso ctbeadtyt xie their horror a do byfbe ?? -otern Whig. 31- Coax OF ...

... it duhociuieui. of great limortlance, ''T'e aldiess of the e t-oriinci-tien of Shefliehl to itbe working classes of the tI United Kingdot ' It is dlted 12thrsqecember, and the e nities tuppetuted to it are, we binte , ason to believe, those of tile ursen ...

... committed to the House of Correction, as a rogue end vagabond, for six weeks. AN Iisan Roiw.-On Monday, at the Town-hall, five Irishmen, named John Thompson, Barney Boland, Howin Dowlin, Philip Tomnaney, and John Cockrymore, were charged with creating a disturbaneo ...

... of our liberties. I htavestgge in througlt many contests, flrtely fixed in Cthe resoittto; a d i- teli you0,121w t it is, Irishmen, Cleat I, for otee, nat now do- ot n mine to die in the field miller then submit to Torydmn- )uld tion. 1.022d ehierirtg ...

... provisions that she is, exporting, but silo is exporting her polinlation. (lIver, hear.) ,Are' there not 60,0011 or 70,000 Irishmen lit Muanclieser? (Appla use.) ,If ltsa corn lavvs give employmient and high vwages, whly did thoy'not ?? It to those men ...

... exhibited by those of his ciuntrymen whose lot was cast in another land. It was truly cheering to seo English- a men and Irishmen united in a moral, peaceable struggle lor those rights to which they were, in the sight of high heaven, entitled. He knew that ...

... andpowerlessabroad. We trustthat Ministersand Parliament wvill turn a deaf ear to the cries of the cormo- rant and its brood. The united Church of England and Ireland has already more worldly wealth at its disposal than all other Christian Churches in the world ...

... has been - pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the ureat Seal, granting the dignity of a Duchess of the I United Kingeom of Great Britain and Ireland unto the e Right Hlon. Lady Cecilia Letitia ~Underwood (eldest I surviving daughter of ...