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... Rothertiithe on the same night, by the violence of John M'Carthy and Michael Donnougb, two drunken Irishmen. - A special meeting of the Committee of the Senior United Service Club, assembled on the Tuesday previows at the Club-house, in Pail-mall, for the purpose ...
... only provisions that she is exporting, but she is exporting her population. [Hear, hear.] Are there not 60,000 or 70,000 Irishmen in Manchester? [Applause.]—lf the corn laws give employment as d high wages, why did they not give them to those men in Ireland ...
... woe to Ireland, from a Cabinet in wideli Lord STANLEv rules, or in whose e 1111 l be pal, ticipmes,—and five millions of Irishmen echo the cry. The Duke of Wewaorax has done one single benefit to the land which gave him birth—he passed Catholic Emancipation ...
... by the move sterling articles which are given this monthsuch the ample and valuable notice of Madden's History of the United Irishmen, of Taslor'a Tour in the Slanufacturing Distncis. Missionary Labours and &sines in Southern Africa, IN. .lismenrtis ...
... The en, after the usual obedience, spoke a , follows. -Moot Gracious Sovereign, your hfajesty's faithful Comnrotss of the united kingdom of (treat Britain and Ireland attend your Majesty with the bill which closes the supplies for the prewnt year. In ...
... put down by political prosecutions. . The sure, the only way to and behold its fruits in discontent and bud-- make Ireland united, loyal, and contented, is ding rebellion. Fearful is the responsdality Ito do her justice. that the Conservatives have incurred ...
... the adjudicators —Sir David Brewster D.C.L., F.R.8., Vice-President of the Royal S ociety of Edinburgh, and Principal of the United Colleges of 81. &Orator and Leonard, Bt. Andrew's; Mr. Reno. Merivale, M.A., of Ballial College, Oxford, late Profyssor of ...
... true principles of a perfect union, by securing toy her Medway% subjects. of all parties and persuasions, in all pone of the United kingdom, the prectical enjoyment of equal rights—Lord Wu•securre opposed the motion. It was the intention of the government ...
... friendly sympathies created, and the world bound in voluntary recognisance., to keep the peace, and to stills ate good-will and unit enial lose. 'rite New Pner..-13y referring to our foreign news, it will be seen that a new Pope has bet n elected -a circumstance ...
... gins pr-ctical illustration of tbe spirit to which the ltlgo will carry out the Act of I.;nion —not Irishmen for Irish Aloes, but ono or Lou Irishmen for Moen -h others. Sir William and Mr. Stied are the minor g [Weal gods of [eal alert, •nd the Postine ...
... They mere the three kingdom.. asd Estrum to procure the of the yet look with cool tad hadotbrent .y. elan 6.0 . 4.0•0 of Irishmen-tbeir eeentr7Mtn •15.1 melonboars-arra leg In all the mimics of homer eakerleias. They MOW law motet man for ill treating ...
... Smythe obtained I run and was boiled b. ( , een. J. Philip. teemed to work both Saliently Green, fur wither them could Unit hoe out, until he had ad led 19 to the score. Wm..** toped Liar alter many attempts. awed 6 sad was bowled by Green. Bush ...