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... trans. pired, tending to show that the late murders in Greenfield have not been committed. as was supposed, by wandering Irishmen, but by persons resident at no great distance from the place. What these circumstances are, we have not been able to ascertain ...
... deservedly rendered this institution one of great popularity, and a kind of nucleus around which all the friends of humanity have united in the holy and common offices of charity. Uninfluenced by narrow motives, it in.- cludes within its ample grasp all the suns ...
... cudhnorfarly and impartially ad. anl ta inis~tered by a alaetstig in Dublin, the veryfo focos ofdiscr n at-prt than by the united lgs latureof the cnty Hcheaerdto the beneficial arl hat effcts of the Uini ctai.addcae that, though W the a Scotcbmanhhan ...
... were-, as lie I 'u.felt it omfiits lie, 'thbe' caldtand' 6idj'&ssl6ne'd dteirnminusa- 'oh lit ir5 ?? ifr'~i VA t ?? -of-Irishmen II ?? h 11'd viplysoughtCfor- redre's:014hr.ough ctatuiriessof I ng ~itiolirible wirong? 'Hews fitdl tthe. Union,-but le-ieiis-b ...
... mint'` the PI intcess Lacilsa Cinttrlotte, is only tlitety-fetrr. Dton mar. ton actus ias a son ageod tilmecit. tocIt; sure Unite'r~sa/ ?? Newctctle'. So~ciety, f.rr Prom.-otring L rtner Uniieeiwrl Peace TIel tic ptshlicoert: al: i,5ao o '.to Rev. W~in ...
... that the further conduct of b Russia will demand any warlike exertions on our pt t The demonstrations of France and England united have Is bad the desired effect of making that Power listen to ?? ier. t( Famine in Ragssia.-The Swabian Mercury gives the ...
... operation for thie sepeal nearly trmpossili. Aneth~er it, ?? that the uaanimsiify ehic/h prevaiie amongst so ,isoii clangse oJ Irishmen hisareesndered themt aputhetic ?? p retinisrg! and a third, that the Coercion Bill has rendered it iniitso ~'sible in practice ...
... writer was in joke or in earnest, but a second perusal served to convince us that Mr. Arthur O'Cotinor is nut otis of titese Irishmen a who believe or affect to believe that- Ireland is much worse It offnow-a-days than she seas previously to the Union, to ...
... see that the numbers of the Established Church I in this district of Manchester is about equal to that of ill I other sects united. but that this equality is owing to the ?? 'population contained in it, and which are t mostly Catholics, a state of things ...
... enabled to increase the oppor- H tunities of religious xi'orsiblp. for the p Orer class of society, 01 In that part of the United Kingdom. It has been my duty, C on this occasion, to direct your consideration to various Im. t portant mutters !cosnected ...
... letter from Mr. P. Brennan, late master of the Hi- bernian School, Pleasant-street, earnestly exhorting all classes el of Irishmen to Join In the ranks'of a procession which has tl beencommenced and continued for no other purpose than do that of doing ...
... conclusions:- ?? 1. That the persons who were the founders of the re. b. hellion were those who fbrmed the societies of United Ie Irishmen, and who WERE ALL PROTESTANTS. 2. That the object of the rebellion was a republican - form of government and separation ...