... in that assembly. But had not the Irish Parliament been destroyed, the Contention Act would long sinte have been repealed. Irishmen have never contended that the Acts of the Irish Parliament were so wise and so jierfect that no alteration or abolition of ...

... integrity and intelligence. It proves the honest and satisfactory manner in which the business of insurance is con ducted in the United States, as well as the comparatively clumsy and unsatisfactory manner in which that business is conducted in these islands ...

... of the United States, with the entire Union as a private farm for the Pope, etc. The ridiculousness of this would have worn itself out in its own fume, hut that some sapient sap-heads here raised a counter-howl that nothing would save Irishmen and Catholics ...

... service of France, not to talk of the Attacots in the service of the Romans, were superior to any military organization in the United States. No matte' what quantity of Birmingham rifles the Confederates may purchase, the Irish regiments in America will ...

... with the microscope that when we pour milk into a cup of tea, the albumen of the milk and the tannin of the tea instantly unite and form leather, or minute flakes of the very same compound which is produced in texture of the tanned hides, and which makes ...

... pledge, no matter what the individual views of some members of the Cabinet might be on that most important question. If those Irishmen who do not yet believe in the necessity of Home Rule would take a lesson from the parliamentary action of the Liberal ra ...

... his honest endeavoura, and unconnected except by that kindred spirit which seems now at length to pervade the whole body of Irishmen, and like a Promethean Hre, to a animate a hitherto lifeless mass, the satisfaction excited in his mind by the applauses ...

... Assizes just terminated in this town have given to the eminent judge who presided in the Criminal Court an opportunity of uniting with his brother judges on the several circuits, with one singular exception, in congratulating the Grand Jury on the highly ...

... desolating a great part of the Continent of Europe, has fastened upon and is eating away one of the fairest countries of the United Kingdom, abusing for this purpose the liberties accorded by the British law. That which I am most concerned about at the present ...

... its people continue pursue the course they hare been pursuing for the last quarter of century, that is, emigrating to the United States or somewhere else fast they reach maturity, or as fast they can obtain means to pay their passages. It is plain that ...

... Father Maher, has written a very long letter, which the Ft'eeman publishes, to prove that Home Rule is abomination amongst irishmen, and very little short of actual heresy. The crusade undertaken by the Freeman's Journal revealed itself on Friday, when ...

... individual, as the Sultan of Turkey. In a reptile lie the people are subject, not to an individual, but to the law, as in the United States of America. The historian Livy, when ex, tolling the happmness of republican Rome, tells us, as the best proof of the ...