... apart of the Esigliali one, or, in less eqni- . vocal,,words, to introduce a generatl pslan of reform, embracing ~.the wh~ie united empire. I. do nut see a singli stisfactory, oh- jection f that cpurae. Adm itti ng 6,even that ministers (and the, ?? is far ...

... Rev. Dr. BLAxE again rose. He was going to propose tLeI health of an individual whom they all acknowledged as the firat of Irishmen (loud cbeers),-a man whbo is excelled by. none in his knowledge of Ireland, and who exdels all in hig devotion to, Ireland ...

... mathematics, and if we were not, we should be equally ex- 8 f plicit in our negative ; for dear as Mr. O'CON'a'ELL is to US as g Irishmen. Ireland is still dearer, if we were not persuaded that d the real interests of the one are identified with those of the ...

... measure of parlia- nentary reform, 2d. To procure the utmost practical and useful extension of the elective franchise. 3d. To unite all well wishers of theircountrvfrom therichest to the poorest, in the pursuit of these important objects. 4th. I'o use, i ...

... iron grasp of a rapacious oligarchy. This grand combination of Britons is fashioned after the model of that immortal body of Irishmen-the Catholic Association. The same plan of action -the same spirit-almost the same rules aq4. regulations are to be found ...

... daughters of Colonel Gore Langton is, we understand, shortly to be united to Sir John Burgoyne, Bart, of the Grenardier Guards. It is rumonred that Lord Valletort is about to be united to the accomplished Miss Fielding. There were three candidates for ...

... ora it gave him to ho present at stn numerous a meentin,senli, as rh~ev were to express their loyalty-tid gratitude, a's Irishmen, to tine patriot King who reigned over them. I have only cow to) metntion to you the great necessity which exists o~o-r' ...

... as Irishmen. We have no object, but the good of Ireland, we have no motto but Ireland (loud cheers.) We are not now struggling for the Catholic, but equally for the Orangeman and the Irishman of every sect and denomination (loud cheers.) Irishmen are ...

... M'Wlilk p'-was en, easablishmnexxt~ pf 14O0 xa' ii~in,:-we. did not knovql't he~otber dy that one-halof o the ,rnumber were Irishmen. Vhey wen rt oeby aima away flim Ai j'ounitry, -to de'oite~ tbmeleto'-lives of ptyad siantity, end there' in the wilde of ...

... navy;- tbst is, one thousand from eachr county. . rey.agreed to furn'sil the levy within six mnitths, and before six weeks the Irishmen were on tjae British decks, Fhe Britijab fleet unfurled its stream- ers to the, wind. Rodney in his turn swept the seas, ...

... and powerful, otlerwrise they con)c.. bi hat;le, arid their tifictrie is lest. The Lords have refrised to h yipld to the united wiahrs of ttte peopte,-they shettld I ace pasued A glimpse at at neigl'huuring country t4eaches thai stunthtorties tire not ...

... Majesty's minis- ters,'sanctioned'by ia'splendid majioity of the House of commons, and called for by the unanimous voice of, the united empire. In' a crisis like 'the present, of unprecedented difficulty and ddnger, we hasten, Sire, to assure your Majesty of ...