... Captain Johnstone of The Gazetteer- Remarkable Speech ofBraxtield. History of Palmer-his Persecution-Delegation from the United Irishmen to the Friends of the People-Ha- Milton Riawan. Life of Skirving-Last Meeting of the British Con- e vention; Impressive ...

... Itaimeg, Leith Walkh; L onilo H.C. ; I ilon. DlC- °ai I t .rglh Ilaxell, Brentford ; through I I o11 f al Druggists i ttle United I t ! c5 at 2s. Oil. an i 4 t. G tt. 7f N 1ORT'II LEI'TH PARISH. NO TIC E. consequence of tle llev. W. GLOVaS binving .IL ...

... condeinoied tie nnti-corst law ngitatinsn, anid denounced Ir ?? of Dablin, andl the Itepenlers, who ihad preventetl the Irishmen Ii frolp joining in llis agitstion in Birmingliiam. Hle was, of course, a Repealer. lie saill it wasl f his intention, tlow ...

... may judge hmow it must 1 V, toucil the inmost feelins of nmy heart, to find these or accentst echoed by Irishmen, and tile friends of ,t, Irishmen, on the first ground I trend upon the other side of the Atlantic.-Mtnftrut Couricr. I I ...

... Money Lender; by Mrs Gore; Chap. XIII., XIV.-Mu- sings in the Wien; No. V., Legendary Lore-Mad- den's History of the United Irishmen-Moffat's Missionary Labours and Scenes in Southern Africa; ?? of tie Poets for September 1842. -LITERARY REGISTER ; Forest ...

... Thirteenth Light Infantry Regiment, Aid-de-Camp to the Queen.-Part. II.- Conclusion.-9. Madden's Lives and Times of the s, United Irishmen. rIARLETON'S TRAITS AND STORIES or.C OF THE IRISII PEASANTRY. No.t III. With Two Etchings by Phiz, and other Illustra- ...

... Blacks and the Streets-Slnng Songs-Tiger Roche. The Kishoge Papers-No. ti VI VI-T be Devil and Tom Connolly. Madden's - 1 United Irishmen-Second Series. The Feuilletonisto cot of France. An Ecclesiastical Legislsture; Is it at CE this 'Ti'e desirable ? Arra ...

... by a' stealmer froto Iamburgit, consigned to a dlealer in the metropolis. ~. One million Irishmen, within 22 years, have been naturalleed as citizens of the United States. ...

... QUEBEC. United Kingdon, Sat., Juln John Bell, - l T ues., Jane il John Bell, Sat, July 1 alled16 l Tuiegdo'i ack, Jualy If 1 United itigdorn, Sot., Aug. 1A John Bell lieTllos. sg. All i John Bell,__ Sat., Sept. 10 Cnit d Kingdom, Tu-.. IS United ingdomn ...

... andthe Priests-The St Januarius' Miracle-The Way the Money Goes-Reforms that Pay-Serious Assault in Batligato-Assaults by Irishmen at Hawick-Rep Van Winkleism in Melrose-Mr Gladstone and the Pope-Garibaldi and the Poles- Heartless Cruelty to an Insane ...

... (up to Eight o'clock) to make up and despatch parcels, per , passenger trains, catrriage paid, to any Railway Station in the United Kingdom, at the following charges 1 Quire (Twenty-four copies).. Is 6d. 2 Qlnres (Forty-eight copies)Is 06. Carriage paid ...

... to Which Tb that people cnuilook in money, ` mnaterial,'-and &lo in the spirit c3'her popln]Ation.. The example dro of the United States is exactly : point. Her ous people were not exhausted -by a p ar expenditare of in time of peacf-, hence, no soonendid ...