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... become jnationally independent, would make it a province. For these and other reasons, Mr. O'Bllmsm is anxious to -e 300,000 Irishmen under arms when the French joness prepare to pay their promised visit to don. They would help Enigland-bbut upon con- ...
... pivyeesdby secre theme one lesees an ls sx- ntl ppesare coflned to similar case enoremor thn oe pivy orpigslye, or leuseeso become united to thesame dre po iss nes reperty. All seech drains, when uned bymeore than one teneasient, have, in lbs case of Deedley, ...
... honourable members danced with right good will the Scotch members danced the Highland fling and the Scotch reel; and the Irishmen came out very strong in the national jig. The Commons party were very exclusive in their enjoyments, and no information ...
... various hours of the day and night, all verse-loving,anbigoted and un- exclusive Scotchmenj and vast numbers of Englishmen and Irishmen who love Scottish poetry, will be dining, supping, singing, dancing, quoting, or ?? doing or saying something or other to ...
... ref used to open it for the police ; but it wee barstopen' by the efficers, who wore immediately set noon by about twenty Irishmen, and beaten iss a fearful manrner with clubs and pokters. One of the constables had his uoses nearly cut off, anotherhad ...
... charity for the rest of his life, and thus save tie country frons a stigmsa which must otherwise rest upon all classes of Irishmen.-Ti'nes. To Mr. MoORLEr, Proprietor of the Meridian Hair Catting sod Shampooing Saloons, 111, New Street.-Dear Sir, some ...
... by the united exertions of the .dmen, the police, and other aid, the fire was extinguished after i damage bed been done to the extent of M80. No cluehos been I- furnished as To the origin of tic fire. It has been attributed to le teree Irishmen, who were ...
... from it, inasmuch as a very great step had been made towards the independence of the Italian people. He hoped to see them united under the KuNG of SARnDIMIA, as the only practicable mode of insuring the coutinuance of the liberty they had achieved. His ...
... national Exhibition of Works of Art and Industry, to be held in 1862, and they invite merchants, manufacturers, and others to unite, not only in contributing articles for exhibition, but to furnish a guarantee fund of £250,000., to be vested in trustees. ...
... siet through a bole in tbs waill The yelling they make in tire night is treensedous. Thes outer night I thougist sure six Irishmen Iwere in the hoeuse rurrdering roy old woman. I juorpedt out of bed in a fright, when I Put my foot into it, falling dswn ...
... with new laurels, and a European reputation as an orator. He addressed crowded audiences in many towns and cities in the 'United States, and in July, 1857, he redeemed his promise and returned to this country. Here he has since laboured with success and ...
... that given by the Patrie. The Opinione Nationale says the different vessels belonging to General Garibaldi's expedition will unite off the Island of Capraja. They will then direct their course towards Sicily. MARSEILLES, MAY 8.. Advices from Genoa positively ...