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... was largely composed of Irishmen; and the Great Republic had given them a generous asylum, Ireland would not be an indifferents,pectatress of a struggle between England and America, and urging upon all Irishmen the duty 'of united rally- for the old cause ...
... the 14th publishes a long letter from the notorious John Mitchell, in which the ex-rebel and whilom editor of the seditious United Irishman, and present proprietor of Virginian slave property, exults over the probability of an Anglo-American war, which ...
... of Unaley in preparing for war with the United States—gambling to the 'tune of millions in public securities might have been'httipped and, of course, two months of intense excitement in this Country and the United States hitve been prev,ented. A gentfcraen ...
... those- of the 'United States. Formerly, I believe, it was different with many among them (as I Own it was some years ago with myeelf), but sli.ce the era of the Know-nothing movement the vestige of political pref erence f or the United States 'h as ...
... Havre Steam Navigation Company ,has been temporarily suspended, in consequence o those vessels having been taken up by the United States Government. .• The Marquis of Wellesley, immediately after the taking of Seringipatam, not forgetful of private interests ...
... —That we denounce the conduct of thesemen as cowardly, base, and i n f amous; th a t th e y ar e unworthy of the name of Irishmen and have entailed upon the mse l ves a dishonour which will survive their wretched existence, and be visited upon their children ...
... loss in the late fight was heavy. The Federals only lost one gun. The drafting order causes immense excitement throughout the United States, especially among naturalised citizens. Immense numbers are endeavouring to escape, but the frontiers and sea boardare ...
... collier adrift in less time than you can tell it, and then it was as calm and lovely . a night again as OR could wish to see.—United Service Maga- SHOOKING AFFAIR ,AT KIRKITAIL A dreadful affair occurred at Kirkham, near Preston, on Sunday night. It appears ...
... iSY-street ; John Mooney, twenty-one, of 17, Poplarri;'°ll3t ; and John Scorn, twenty-two, o f 4, Granby-r o w. Le! are all Irishmen. ki)ersiructive Fire at Colonel AVlSiurdo's.- 1,,,,,113a5tr0us fire broke out at Rose Bank Cottage '' 44 ra, the residence ...
... the recurrence of riots similar to those which have so often disgraced the town is not improbable, and they state that, as Irishmen, they make their report with shame and sorrow. Alarming Railway Accident.—On Tuesday night au accident of an alarming nature ...
... readers will understand sue uat 0r5,'.f•67.r0s rosponsible for our able Ca; - rupola743/11's Op THERE is a rumour afloat among Irishmen—may be the wish is father to the rumour—that the Queen is to visit the Emerald Isle during the current year. Would that I ...
... the United States during the last eighteen years. The emigrants from the United Kingdom to the United States since 1846 number 2,668,893, and probably more than half of these went from Ireland. Three times as many emigrants have gone to the United States ...