... Liverpool paper publishes an important, conmul-ficatiou from- New. York, relative to a. circular pri- vately issued 'from -the United States Bank, addressed to the .planters and. holders of cotton. A more unfair system of' 'conducting business. than, this ...

... parliamentaryi boroughs will respectively form sepa. rate districts, and in these meetings will e called-in the firstt place, to unite the inhabitants of either Irish birth or descent; sad neft, when the names And addresses of these have been obtasied, to have ...

... to be treated in the hour of difficulty and distress as an integral part of the United Kingdom, and unless we are prepared to show that we are ready to grant tho Irishmen a participation in all our rights and privileges, and to treat them exactly as if ...

... Would they venture to that committee composed of Irishmen alone ' ...

... Evening: To Mexico via Liverpool (parcel mails). MAILS DUE.-From West Indies and Pacific via Plymouth; from United States, &c., viaQueenstown; from United States, &c., via Southampton. ...

... MORNING. The Royal Mail-steamer Cambria, Captain Har- rison, arrived at this port at three, a.m,, with the usual mails from the United States, Canada, Nova Scitia, &c., and forty-eight passengers. The Caledonia arrived at New York on the 9th; and the Niagara ...

... MIUNSTER AND LEINSTER BANAU. TiE success of the Munster and Leinster Bank is one of the most telling Rrguments in favour of Irishmen's ability to manage their own affairs. The Munster Bank failed in July, 1885. The Munster and Leinster Bank vas tstablished ...

... directors csked the sanction the shareholders to agreement entered into with the United Scottish Central and Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Company, by which these united companies undertook to work the Scottish Midland, with its extension and branches ...

... shipping interest, to be held' this' day, it may be inferesting to inquire a little into the extent of the carrying trade in the United States, froiii which our ships are debarred by the folly of having given up without a quid pro quo our Navigation-laws, and ...

... from Bremen to Liverpool; and her Majesty's ahip Valorous passed this station to-day. Querewitoex, Nov. 80.-The American Line United States mailtheauwer British Crown, from Liverpool, arrived here this mornieg. embarsked passengers, despatches, &c., and prooeeded ...

... (Donkers' Unirs) anil Xr, Lns M; Johnson. Come and hear the troth. SMITHS 'AND HAMMERME.N. At the Yenrly Confer.nco of the United Society of Smiths and I-arammnorieon. wich wis held recently, it was decided than 'on aecount of the rapid growth of the Society ...

... which de- X stroy the happiness of Ireland, light upon united and happy England Why shall the quiet hospitable county of Salep, and the town of Shrewsbury, the greatest thoroughfare of Irishmen a and Catholic families-why shall the people of this county ...