... Irish patriot k a very stern personage. and is not to be turned aside from his porpoise by trifles; but there intuit lie many Irishmen, we should think, who will read with pleassure that the title which has been selected for Prince Arthur is that of Duke of ...

... this Synod. It will furnish us with the public policy of Ow united Church; and y em neither he disregarded nor scoffed at. it will be the policy of lour-fifth. dna- fellow evuntrynwn We Irishmen must none to a dear definite with one another 11000er Cr later; ...

... BOOKSELLER. AND millbsesswia. Dunham Pion, are bring iniuked fur Is ruin. .ts Su the 11e_, eawipnwsl Ims then the hew* • .1.. (UNITED). OZNERAL NEWSAOENT. Ilinthe, Olonviano. !Arnow inselldlum. nature of LID. decision which will be awned ,h7.l.7mia. 151, OLD ...

... scirmtitie . Congress withm its gates. It is cto trifling lesson to he taught that tit. highest material good for a COi 4111 unit% does not depend simply oti the results of the rough and ready root.: '.'i4,l familiar to common expersetto•. imparts a rare ...

... defeat for the cause of which he is the champion. He was amazed - that anyone should speak of it as such. Only miserable Irishmen could do so, whose trade it was to misrepresent everything connected with the country. He dome not seem to have expressly ...

... • letter in the Kilkenny Journal warning intending emigrants against going to the United States, as thousands cf thousands there are unemployed and starving. If Irishmen will persist is emigrating, let them, he says, go to Canada metier than the State* ...

... insolent pretensions of what Nature intended and sage policy hue made to be all rnited Kingdom to regulate itself by an united and indivisible policy. Mr. Martin insists and repeats that the Irish people are taxed without their consent. What he may ...

... the front ranks in politics. Irishmen are jeoverbially grateful, and Mr. Disraeli, if he has unfortunately not been able to be of much service to Ireland, has at least always evinced a sympathy for Ireland and for Irishmen [individually !which has not ...

... cruelty to disinter its mouldering remains. But the class of people who make their living out of Irish disaffection in the United State. are in some sense to be excused when they dig up and hawk about the forgotten relics of a defunct agitation. They will ...

... rumples. They are, unk o l umady. lon ocanenon. The manufacturin g of England are ptruliatly I this sort i 4 sllainv. (rift, Irishmen may be gusty of, it be mined that the English hare a nigeop o ty of that peculiar form of atrocity wh ic h consists in kicking ...

... applicable at the present emergency, but we cannot imagine a time in which their force or applicability will be dissipated : Irishmen of all damn creeds would do weli to remember that this is • practical age, and that the time is gone by for nations to extract ...

... majority of the Prutestant population—Ulster and Scotland correspond more dosely in respect of race than any two portions of the United Kingdom. From the development of manufactures in Ulster, that ince more closely resembles Scotland than any portion of Ireland ...