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... the chief appointments in every department were given to tnglishmen Peel—The last appointment .to the United S, F. French did not deny that some Irishmen were appointed situations of authority; hut lie still declared that all the higher situations England ...
... possession of intelligence from the United States down to the 10th instant. The papers thus conveyed bring little news of importance, if except account of alarming riot which took place in Philadelphia, between party of Irishmen resident in that locality, and ...
... attention, whilst I pay a tributeof justice to my gallant fellow-countrymen in the rising organ of their native town. Indeed, Irishmen would find it an advantage to copy more closely the characteristic trait their Scottish neighbors in this respect. Mrs. Nicolls ...
... toast just proposed at similar meetings. felt himself in the society of true-born Irishmen(cheers)—and he could not omit mentioning that had been the commander of many Irishmen, and all had to So was to point out tbe way to glory and it was accomplished. ...
... Railway from the great commercial town port of Belfast, to the large inland market town Ballymena, in the County of Antrim, uniting both by a Branch Line to the sea-port and county town of Currickfergus, thus forming Northward, towards the leading towns ...
... our first duty in that agitation ? Our first duty to combine together the Irish of every sect and persuasion—to unite and combine all Irishmen every gradation of opinion who agree with us in thinking one thing necessary—the repeal the Union. —(Cheers.) ...
... the whole, the most prosperons, comfortable, intelligent, virtuous, and peaceable portion of her Majesty’s dominions. The United States of North America form another extraordinary illustration of the incalculable advantage to a country of refusing to ...
... they will then follow up for themselves. This advertisement is being published in every newspaper of any circulation in the United Kingdom. The Candles are so well-known to the Public, that it REWARD. is hardly necessary to state here that they burn more ...
... rovertei t- the fiieud of ngncu.tuic; aim the pattoniser U all things calculated promote the prostitritv and happiness o: Irishmen. would then give Mr. Hess, and the C'lltoMcLE. Loud and long continued clveer,-, C called , «n. Mr. Kear'edv, the same side ...
... alluded to the money drained from the country by absentee 1 mdlorcls. The government were long enough plnyinir off one class of Irishmen against the other, but that game was now up. (Loud cheers.) The rev. gentleman sat down amid applause. Mr. Hanley seconded ...
... President of the United States, respecting the territory of the Oregon. There can be no question that the territory in dispute. were it of ten times greater value than it is, would be far too dearly bought at the price a war with the United S ates country ...
... to Church extension, scattering the benefits TO THE EDITOR OF THE COLERAINE CHRONICLE. of Divine over the one million of Irishmen committed by Providence to her care, and preparing Sir, HAVING seen, in the Northern Whig, certain Resolutions, passed at ...