... appear to lead only when, in the dread of reactionary legislation, the scattered fragments of the party would have temporarily united without prompting from him. For some time to come the leader the Liberal party, whoever he be, will probably want both army ...

... Emigration Board showing yearly emigration to foreign shores of Irishmen, equal the entire population Paisley. Coercion Bill would have ever been pot the statute book had been left to Irishmen, and they would not have had the sight of one of Ireland'a greatest ...

... alien races. If Englishmen or Scotchmen jure aliens in Ireland, are Irishmen in England and Scotland, and if so they hare no right to the privileges of citizenship which they enjoy. Irishmen do not object to legislation or the administration of justice in ...

... organs that party in the oress. At the time of Smith O’Brien’s cabbagerjarden” insurrection, Mitchel was editor off the l/mked Irishmen ; and in 1849, his articles in that paper, and other proceedings, drew upon himself charge sedition, for which offence he ...

... Churchmen are only honouring themselves. There may be Irishmen, for anght I know, that are content to pendicles, and who live in * flunkey dom.’ If so, Isay, *unto their assembly mine honour would not be united.’ There breathes not man on the face of the earth ...

... Of these the United States has 403. France 392 German; 200, Spain 202, Italy 103, Austria 9l! the Netherlands 93, and Russia 114. Of seagoing sailing vessels Great Britain has 20.832 out of 50,281 in all, while 6786 belong to the United States, 3973 to ...

... Oriental looms. But, like may indeed arise out of them, inducing the branches Paisley trade, this also has 1 comparison, among Irishmen, between, the ite althongh stiU present times and those in which O’CohmeLL 10 extent a prosperous trade, althoagh . greatly ...

... Were hatred between faction and faction less, and loyal patriotism to their country more characteristic of all classes of Irishmen than at present, we would hear less of woes and wrongs, end more of honest progress than we are accustomed to listen to. ...

... of tronbles; pollute reUgionembitter the animosity of ecclesiastical lead, ind form wider separation between Scotchmen and Irishmen than the Irish Church. The Slaughter-House Question. —The question of providing proper slaughter-house accomodation exciting ...

... Imperial Crown and Government, legislation regarding the Colonies and other dejieudencies of the Crown, the relations of the United Empire with foreign States, and all matters appertaining the defence and the stability the Empire at large : To attain such ...

... Surely no country could expect to conquer and keep in subjection thirty-three millions of Britons. Englishmen, Scotchmen, Irishmen, Welshmen, would all march shoulder to shoulder against any foreign invader who attempted to dominate in these islands, which ...

... of the Word of God, the speaker showed the reason why the subscriptions dating the past year appeared lew. la 1874-75, the United Evangelical Society contributed £2O to the funds, but during the put year only 14s. hsd been sent in. Thezoang Men'* Chrietian ...