... the most favour. of himself J.. • tailor, made a charge against a young at fully Nlooday's rat's. Barley, IA to 24 loner. the Unit , d States. The y esla of Canada W e st, woman. to the that. on Friday last, .he (lay, 3.11, same rates, though am's/. alma ...

... hear ) are now linked together. 1 cliiro the rights Englishmen for Irishmen, and I happy .say now that the principle vompetition for Government appointments made available for Irishmen. They are in tlie majority amongst the suceea-fnl. and if the Homan ...

... obligation Orangeman. was renaired swear-- ‘Tiiat not, never have liorn. and never will he, member of the Society of United Irishmen, nor •if any other i.ition conibine«| for the overthrow »»f and State, as law estaMi'h* il: and. m ...

... «“•* “r rinm. brmr. Port- K-| RM; John Heritmsn. Km- Cory, Mr. Co»t-Vn> the tramul in . ».n.«l .talc of •i.penrcd forth. ~Unit,lf .n.l K-n ; hr. \tuhen-.. Vhn'-Prenitlenl of Qiteen'. CnJ- ■M? » Rorke (or th.. Sefe.nl.nt I. • J.Jtn Preni.m. to., .Hr Moore ...

... suddenly witlidrawn. and put into the vaults, on account of the appearance of Iwdy comprising several thousand Germans and Irishmen; and they were in fear regular break into, ami a grand pillage. If something docs not soon ha|»pcn. 1 (ear banks will be ...

... in this country is deservedly great, but Irishmen seems must altogether fail to comprehend the degree national pride ami personal affection which tlie noble Viceroy is the object in that portion of the United King loin with which Is more immediately connected ...

... off the chest and the bodies dis- still rule high f.w fine quality wheat and flour; and if coloured. Panada to speak for the United kStates. the New Tim: A.mkshiovok Qt Elizauetii and run World will be able to do hut littlo for tho Old th« R»:koumayio\.- ...

... foreign and Popish Government in the place of English and Protestant one. The Oak ami Steel Boys were the precuraora the United Irishmen; and although there were some Protestants in the direction of this last scheme, well in the more abortive insurrection ...

... remark, I would say that too much is said about the divinity of our own creed, when prind|ial object promote onion amongst Irishmen. Excuse the liberty 1 have taken, and wishing Clod’s speed the cause. I remain your obedient servant, ’• Jrr. O DonovaS (Roaaa) ...

... extract* from its concluding page*. The writer says : Ireland and Irishmen, also, have duty per. form. England and her children are now jd’aying at rifios, and they reliw let Irishmen int > the plar. . Surely th-y have enough resources within tli--mselves ...

... Catholic body in Bdfaat, haring place where they could meet cousider and disetua all matters connected with their interests Irishmen and members a large commercial community Hitherto there was much want of an institute such that contemplated Roman Catholics ...

... s carrying on this great work. He asked them to help society to give Irish |»c>)plo that Book which would make thorn united Irishmen, indeedunited iwing one In Christ Jesus. (Loud applause.) The Rev. 11. S. Oreuu then camo forward, and was received with ...