... it had been forced upon the people at the point of the bayonet. Why should not the same measure of justice be dealt out to Irishmen as had been dealt out to Scotchmen ? If civil and religious liberty were given to Ireland, there need be no fear of the result ...

... the steamboat, till some of us, it is to be feared, if we happen to be Irishmen, will come in for a share of the revenues appropriated to lunatics. Let all the pulpits in the United Kingdom (says our con- temporary) resound on the Sunday morning of April-with ...

... a claim for indemnity upon the United States. He said that his object in making the motion was to give members an opportunity of expressing their views upon the subject, and upon the speech of Mr Chandler in the United States Senate. The New York Times ...

... are fourteen days later than the days originally fixed. THE PONTLOTTYN RIOTS.—At the Merthyr- Police Court on Monday, six Irishmen, named William Cum- mings, William Baker, Patrick Mulcahy, Edward Haggerty, Daniel Tobin, and Edward Murphy, were charged ...

... Brown, and early next morning the latter went and told three Irishmen, who were sleeping in the barn, that someone had been in his cellar and drunk his beer. On entering the house, the Irishmen found Ashton lying on the floor, besmeared with blood, and ...

... representative. ( Certainly.) Recol- lect, my friends, that this cause is your3; it is well that you all, therefore, should unite in recording your votes through me, in favour of the cause which you are all met to espouse. It is well known that a majority ...

... on what it considers to be good authority, that President Grant and his entire Cabinet have decided that the honour of the United States demands the prompt conclusion of the purchase of St. Thomas, negotiated by Mr Seward, and that there is little doubt ...