... found Mr Slight, of Edinburgh, diligently pursuing his course of examination, but deserted by the two other judges who, being Irishmen, found the temptation of the levee too great to resist, and left their duty unfinished to be present at it, thereby postponing ...

... Incembered Estates' Act, with a title as strong and as indefeasible as the united power of the Sovereign and the legislature can confer, is it not time—high time for Irishmen to shake their lethargy, and emulate thopt - I example which their fellow subjects ...

... that the purposes of the Society may be open to invite the co-operation of all good Irishmen, irrespective of creed or party. It is fondly believed that numbers of Irishmen who have acquired sufficient moans in other portions of the empire, will now cast ...

... yon are opposing ? Oh that vile bigotry, talking to you as Catholics on this question, when the true question is that of Irishmen against Englishmen. (No, ) Do you forget when the beat and bravest Irish men, unfortunately for themselves—do you forget ...

... various parts of Southern Carolina. Mr Webster had published the following letter on the question : — The constitution of the United States recognises no right of secession, as existing in the people of any one state or any number of states. It is not a limited ...

... force so called out, armed and equipped, and called out in time to be of use, should be liable to serve in any part of the United Kiugdom. Now, the Local Militia Act distinctly provides that the local militia shall not go out of Great Britain. The noble ...

... akes a deeper interest in than myself. It has been my good fortune, a every occasion that I have met with an nssombly of Irishmen sinoe I came to this watery to be received with that cordiality of welcome which most be most gratifying to every man, but ...

... sound art education, would give as crowds of inventive designers, and that Irish cleverness and English practical working. united, would be more than a match for all the other nations of the earth. (Applause). Several other toasts were given, including ...

... IRELAND. LITERARY Paristos.—The Dublin Eveninq Post says :— Irishmen of all classes and parties will be gratified to learn that the long and valuable services of the Rev. William Hickey, a clergyman of the Established Church, and the popular agricultural ...

... two or three years manual labour has been easily obtained in this country, and at harvest time especially a large number of Irishmen came over to England, and obtained a livelihood by assisting the farmers to gather in their crops. Owing to the rapid increase ...

... his age and the 51st of his ministry. Dr Wardlaw was born in Glasgow, and studied for the ministry in connection with the United Secession Church. Trac• ing his descent to Ralph Erskine, he felt a hereditary attachment to that church—an attachment which ...

... country bed been such as to be instrumental in uniting Irishmen of every creed and class- Associations had overspread the land of which that society was the great centre, which bad been the means of uniting in the spirit of co-operation all the energies ...