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... pageantry of the lieutenancy, and to consider themselves as subjects of the great empire, and not merely Irishmen. They would then really form a United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland. Mr. GILPIN seconded the motion. Mr. J. D. MILLER rose to move the previous ...
... route to California. Over one hundred of the unfriended strangers were killed; and we are glad to see that the Senate of the United States have directed issue to what inquiry has been made in the case with a view of bringing home guilt to tbe offenders. ...
... POST OFFICE REPORT FOR 1857. TH* report commences by stating that, during the last Year the number of post offices in the United Kingdom' was increased by 235, making the whole present number 11,101 ; of these 810 are head post offices, and 10,291 ...
... petty local disputes, the effect of which is felt in income and other taxes, and a concurrent emigration drain. advocates the United Slates policy of non-interference with other nations, except in protection of some of its own people. Morning Herald has an ...
... to find that of forty-five successful candidates, coming from all parts of the United Kingdom to be examined for commissions in the Royal Artillery, twenty were Irishmen. Of these, nineteen were from Trinity College, and one from the Royal School Enniskillen ...
... petty local disputes, the effect which is felt in income and other taxes, and concurrent emigration drain. It advocates the United States policy of non-interference with other nations, except in protection of some of its own people. Tbe Morning Herald hart ...
... gratifying to find that of forty-five successful candidates, coming from all parts of the United Kingdom be examined for commissions in the Royal Artillery, twenty .were Irishmen. Of these, nineteen were frem Trinity College, and one from the Royal School at ...
... daughter named Ellen. That was tbe year of the great rebellion, when volunteers, having taken successively the titles of United Irishmen and Defenders, openly declared themselves in revolt against the Government of England. The civil war raged fiercely in ...
... daughter named Ellen. That was year of the great rebellion, when the volunteers, having taken successively the titles United Irishmen and Defenders, openly declared themselves in revolt against the Government England. The civil war raged fiercely in the ...
... the wise policy is to let bygones be bygones. (Applause.) We have but two countries to unite. How can they beet be united Why, that golden link of commerce which unites men together of different feelings in regard to politics and religion. We, each and all ...
... it that the wise policy is let bygoues be bygones. (Applause) but two countries to unite. flow can I hey beat be united Why, by that golden link of commerce which unites men together of different feelings in regard to politics and religion. We, each and ...
... cost of £200 per acre, Nearly one half of the most efficient editors and reporters of the papers in the Atlantic States are Irishmen, and many of the profoundest and most eloquent members of the Ameri- cau Bar are the same. And I really have known instances ...