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... Federal, a abort A °Whin lase *owned at Point Pleasant, Ithouri, between the aiOii.e and the DOM troops, the skims having united tapelesr to reds* eareheent. A secret sooisty.bee been in Indians numbering 16,000 peracos, for pleneting Federal edLtment ...
... of the prase. President Lincoln's emancipation proclamation was declared unwise in policy and bad in principle, securing a united Routh, but making a disunited North. The superintendent of a plantation near New Orions has been killed by negro,. It was ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. In the House of Leeds, Monday, April 27, Earl Rumen made statement on the Widest Moir stalls= with the United Stales of America, end mid that he thought that statement would Induce the Moose sot to press for the production of the opinions ...
... of the troops in all the States under the various calls of the President is 311,124 And this, too, notwithstanding all the Irishmen decoyed over the Atlantic by false srellli!Wß of work on canals and railways, notwithstanding the evil activity of the ...
... KIDNAPPING IRISHMEN. The English Commissioners have issued a notice to persona emigrating to the United States, warning them againt the efforts that will be made to entrap them into enlistment when they arrive there. Timm sent out by the Commissioners ...
... at Richmond. The parish church of Hopton, Suffolk, has been totally destroyed by fire. Mr. Elihu Burritt has been appointed United States Consul at Birmingham. Application has, it is said, been made to Government for a grant to Mis. Leech from the Civil ...
... as Aeoriagtoe, wine his bone roe away, sad threw him ; died is *boat as boor. In the half year ending June 30, 1863, the United States furnished thirty-tive per osot. of our whole importation of bread stuffs, in 1864 thirty-eight per cleat., and in 1865 ...
... the only way the can, can get to me Referring to Jefferson Davis be said, Why don't Judge Chase, the Chief Juries of the United States, w home district he is in—why don't he try him? (Loud cheers.) If I wanted to be facetious and indulge in repartee ...
... considerable extent, at the expense of Irish farming interests. We do not say that free-trade, en the whole, is bad for the United Kingdom ;, we do not pretend that an exception' could any way have been made in favour of Ireland; neither do we assert that ...
... PENRITH, TUESDAY, OCT. 9, 1866. IRELAND AND MR. BRIGHT. The invitation which Mr. Bright has received from so many influential Irishmen to attend a banquet in his. honour at Dublin, on the 30th instant, naturally evokes the question, what has Mr. Bright done ...
... outrage in that town on the 13th inst. The facts of the case have already appeared in our columns. The prisoners, who are all Irishmen, were fully committed for trial at the assizes. FRAUDULENT - USN OF TRADEMARKS.— At the Brighton Quarter Sessions, on Saturday ...
... a free gift to the tenants—by taxing the whole British community in order to purchase land for d istribution among a few Irishmen who happen to hold it for tillage — or it must be done by the State selling the estates of absentees (which it has forcibly ...