... for the purpose 1 of doing this. Allied Scotchmen more especially were with Ireland, descended, admitted they were, from Irishmen, they naturally felt particular interest in the object of tn * cursion such as the present. Tbe antiquarians of Scotland ...

... soldier* the Crimea were in deep distress. The English residents in India, separated by hfteen thousand miles of distance, were united with us in their hearts, and, in the time of their prosperity remembering the old country, remitted to the Patriotic Fund ...

... necessity—that some voice shou d go forth sternly and vehemently repudiating the infa nous slander the country, that any class of Irishmen would sympathize with the atrocities that have been perpetrated in India (hear, hear). He had suggested it, but the gentlemen ...

... to they were cot more than thre- or four—had dared to libel their fellow-countrymen by endeavonring to that Urge b> dy of Irishmen rejoiced at the suffeiinge of our fellow creatnres in India, and saying •• Succea-. to the Sepoy I” (Hear.) Let them look ...

... purchased right to grieve, and that in her lamentation and her woo Eng and is only her fellow-mourner? Do they know that Irishmen have been murdered when defenceless and unarmed —that ixishwooiea have tuflered outrages which huinanity recoils—that Irish ...

... posted un, containing the following incitingbut mnocnoua language : ■■ rip;ierary men ! Are Ton men! I yon hare the snint of Irishmen, not ncßlect Ireland - opportunity Green 11 Hurrah (or the Indian Reroln- In the yicinity of the chapel, on the shntten of ...

... share, being Burpas-'ed by none in devoted loyalty, patient endurance, and deeds of daring on the battlefield, We also, as Irishmen, have had a long and grateful experience throughout your entire official life, that you have been invariably a kind tnend ...

... commemorates the world-wide renown of the poet has been raised by the generous snbecriptiona of Irishmen differing in religion and political opinion, bnt all united in the one great object of hononring the man who has contributed to increase onr country’s ...

... brutality shocked every reader. Respectable Irishmen disclaimed any connexion with the meeting, or sympathy with its object. The interest felt in events now occurring in the East Indies is growing deeper in the United Stales every day. The feeling is becoming ...

... so would brother Jouatban have acted. On his entrance into office the present excellent United States Minister had occasion to act very decidedly in behalf of United Stales citizens, and from that lime to this he has never had the slightest cause of complaint ...

... A'Sociation should seek to deny that it kept alive a feeling of stanch Protestantism and perpetuated distinctions between Irishmen of the two religions, is sufficient to show how it has descended into times which are not congenial with it. The Chancellor ...

... who said Evil, be thou ray good,” could not have chosen a fitter moment for his purpose,for exciting among the people of the United Kingdom the baleful spirit of sectarian animosity. Even there had been a gross abuse of the Patriotic Fund, they should have ...