... get into the American Union if the United States goes to war with England. Good for the . Canadians. A happy chance. We shall not want for volunteers in a war with England. There are two million able-bodied Irishmen here longing for a chance' The rotten ...

... character as patron of this moiety that I will speak. He was an Irishman wham Irishmen of all parties delight to honour, sad *lees loss lam sure Irishmen of all parties will unite en this national anniversary in regretting. We regret his leas net because ...

... Association of Ireland, by using all legitimate means of influencing public opinion in Oreat Britain, and by seeking to unite all Irishmen for the purpose of increasing and utilising their electoral power.' The resolution on being seconded was unanimously ...

... its high position in consevence of the Church being an institutii n of the country, cues( long 'might that institution be united to the country, and form one of its honours, 113 he believed it now (lid 7 (cheers.) He thought the success of the country ...

... Durham a month ago, for the murder of a man at Spennyrnoor, were executed in Durham County Gaol, in Durham city. The four Irishmen who were condemned were named Hugh Slane, 32 years old, Terence Rice, 19 years, John Hays, 29 years, and Georg• lkeslcy, ...

... n would be dissatisfied with me afterwards; and if he should preach worse, I don't think he's fit to preach at all. Two Irishmen on a sultry night, immediately after their arrival in India, took refuge underneath the bedclothes, from a skirmishing party ...

... have entire control of i the brotherhood, and issue orders as occasion may require for its guidance. The law which deprives Irishmen of the right of carrying or having in their possession any description of weapon or ammunition was resented as something ...

... charge of stealing a bank-book, forging and uttering an order for the payment of LISO, and also forging a letter. At Bury nine Irishmen have been sentenced to various terms of imprisonment, ranging from two to .eight mouths each, for rioting and assanitingthe ...

... Government, and now looked for better things from their political opponents. He further observed that the Conservatives were united because animated by a spirit of confidence in their principles and a sense of their individual responsibility, and he added ...

... temperance demonstration on Clerkenwell Green, and, unless the reporters have been grossly at fault, he has gives a character to Irishmen who have been transplanted to this metropolis, at the mention of which their fellowcountrymen must blush. He is made to say ...

... resod Pedisineetary retains. After r.ing all-aamed's:a, it has bees moortathed that W es el employed in the bps tirades of the United amounts to the enormous sues of 0117,100,000, and may he thus land, 692,115,000; Scotia* 813 pad 011,441,000. The revenue ...

... their edition in advance, and directly the verdict was known were selling in the streets. I beg to inform the electors of the United Kingdom that their representatives have been elected under false pretences. Non. members have really got no work to do. Though ...