... been so brisk as at present ports the United States ; indeed, some of the leading emigration houses state that the trade has not been so brisk since 1837. During th*present month the exodus from the Mersey to the United States in passenger ships has been ...

... lUllysnijr, near Loughguile. Till; attention of parliament, well of nnmeroos corporate and municipal authorities throughont the United Kingdom, has recently been directed the of providing some heollb-gmng and unobjectionable sources of recreation for the p ...

... constabulary in the month of May, principally to emigrate. —Dublin Express. Popish Defiance of tiir Lvw.— A great mauv wild Irishmen nre to be seen perambulating our rm - tropolif iu wretched state. Their presence has nothing to do with the usual influx ...

... portrait of Mr. Unvan Duffy, to be hung on the walls of the building, and to form the first senes of portraits of eminent Irishmen. That proposition resabed in a trial f-»r assault in the Supremo Court of Victoria, which the complainant was the seconder ...

... occasion th -ir distinguished friends from the United States. might call their guests citizens of the United Stales?Americans? but felt proud, and he was sure all felt proud, to acknowledge them Irishmen. (Applause ) Among the great names who had done ...

... Mr. Irwin, member of the Irish bar, if ho should obtain for Mr. Lever subsidy of a certain sura for the couvcyai.ee of the United States mail to and from this country. The committee Ray this contract is deserving of the strongest reprobation, and if Mr ...

... fireworks. are afraid there not much hope , They warn comprehend much more tli.o the n.ero that the Prince, when visits the United States, ; capture of Naples. They laud air ol aulhanly to will allowed to cloak his Royalty in the less »U *» have recently ...

... was uso in giving tho alarm; the Misses Campbell would be much more terrified than herself; no neighbour could hear their united shrieks; and how many more men might in the barn While these thoughts passed through her mind, Nelly became aware that the ...

... watchwords of the first Brigade are heard‘ Remember Limerick and Fonienovl’” have doubt whatever that the Irishmen of the Papal Brigade’ arc, like most Irishmen good fighters; but unfortunately they have had little chance of displaying their prowess, General ...

... Soldiers of the first army iu Europe !—France ! the ancient friend of Ireland and Irishmen ! —France! the hope of the oppressed nations of to-day !-On the part of alt tnie Irishmen, we present you with this banner, in which are intermingled our own darling ...

... to you ns Grand Jurors of the County of the Town of Car-icktergus, but am sure you are patriotic enough as ULtermon, and Irishmen, to join in the congratulation. suppoae you have disposed of all y ...

... of the counsel lor the Crown. The Orange body, he asserted, had been systematically defamed, and Madden, in bis Lives of Irishmen,” had given a description of them, in which it was stated that one of their objects is extirpate the Roman Catholics of Ireland ...