... as serious a charge as could well be made against a luau in Mr. Gough's position There were two temperance societies in the United Kingdom tween whom an unfor- tunate difference existed-the National League, the prin- ciple of which consisted simply in ...

... calling-not by, blood does she hope these blessings to gain, nor by slavish jbhilations, as Eoyelty passes by train, but by united de- r eands her rights to obtain, all of which, In one word, are contained in * Bepeal ?? less than which neither now nor ...

... the United Association for the Protection of the River Severn and its Tributaries. Mr. J. Fennell, one of her Majesty's Inspectors of Fisheries under the new Act, attended to watch the prosecutions; and Mr. H. George, Hon; Secretary of the United Association ...

... Field' is once more on 'his way to this country, and, that he brings with him an additional proposal from the United States' Government for uniting the two Continents J'by' telegrapb. John Murphy, the lboy who set fire to the contents of a pillar lettdr-bok ...

... SICK AND BURIAL SOCIETY. XXTRAO1D]NARY REVELATIONS IN THE LIVER- POOL COUVTY COURT. The adjourned hearing of the case of the UnIted Aesur. anee Sick And Burial Society of St. Patrick was proceeded with on Wednesday, before Mr. Serjeant Wheeler, Q.a., In ...

... largest contingent of the immigrants landed in the port of New York, the number anmounting to 82,894, against only 15.046 Irishmen ?? A young man named John Maloney was shot through the head and instantly killed, on the 21st ultimo, at a ball given at ...

... result to them was the same-ruin, ruin for all. In dealing with this latest - this Fenian-move. ment, the nation should be united as one man. The administrators of. the law must exercise the powers given them without fear, favour, or nffection-must Nsee ...

... Untited Kingdom.' The acoueed are charged with corupasalng the design of' deprivingl the Queen .f th iim-le portal Crown Of the United Kingdom, and the farther design of levying war agalnot her Maestey, In order, by force, to compal her to change her measurer ...

... Liberalparty throughout the country has the gratitication of experiencing that in union lies is strength. So long as it acts as a unit, its triumph is cer- tain. Internal dissensions, caused not by differences as to principles, but by individual jealousies and ...

... William Hogan, on or about the 4th February, 1870, at the parish of Oldswaiford, the sum of £10. l0s., the moneys of The United Assurance Company, upon a forged contribution card, he the said Michael Connolly well knowing the same 'o be forged. Mfr ...

... It miglt have been, and we think it would have been, made an ocession for tightening the bonds which unite the two islands, and fur proving to Irishmen not only the substantial ndvantiges of a connection with Eng- land, but the wish that exists on this ...

... people. In fine, it is mzy conviction thatt if Ireland is to he ys a appy country and to remain an int~egral portion of the - Y United Kingdom she must he governed by a clear head, a rgentle heart, and an iron 'hand, * THE IRISH PARTY IN MANCHESTER. le On ...