... Ministers, and others with like honourable intentions, attempt this advertising far and wide that they are ready always to unite with the Knglish iniuoiity in overthrowing the Government, and rendering legislation iropossil till their demands are complied ...

... merely to set the undertaking of Exhibition on foot, hut to place its success beyond the shadow of a doubt. The bringing of Irishmen of all classes . and creeds and politics together, in harmonious co-operation, not merely in matters of science and art, ...

... National illey opened esnipsigu in every • atliolic city '.. iliril l( u,,.,-..,,! milk and-waU-r uniendinenl Haroii Europo. and united their efforts against Catholicity ith the rest- | 1( ,,| matters worse than they are, is to iieni conspirators against moniircliv ...

... differently, and vote differently. Within the last fortnight we have had two cities —both situated within the limits of the United Kingdom, and both in about the same latitude—presenting election petitions, and each of them possessing tolerably good grounds ...

... of tho Vice-Chancellor, and her Majesty's Representative; and received with applause by audience, wet, of Scotsmen, but of Irishmen. Is there not a peculiar significance iu all this? And the learned i Recorder docs not only point out what wo ought to have ...

... upon Irishman for that office. Now confess do not participate in tho vulgar prejudice like some people against Irishmen,hut wo cannot why Irishmen should have the monopoly of Scottish government. Hut wl.at we wish a plaiD. straightforward, and intoiligibi ...