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... AMERICA. The spread of revolution has extended Across the wide waters of the Atlantic, and reached that Utopia of sage politicians—America—free, happy, independent America. A gamo between one of the southern States, and the dependency itself, similar ...
... AMERICA. Gentleman will leave Duli'in about Satnrd.y D«it», for New V)rk-—he will proceed con id> rthli*|wa\ the interior, anil carefully attemi the execJtlliJof or any Law btiiiness with which lie trualed. Apply the Office of Measrt. >l-Credy and Bate ...
... AMERICA Yesterday letter was received in town in twenty-two days from New York, from Mr. Wilkinson, the comedian. The following interesting, though painful intelligence, touching the ravages of the cholera, is contained in Mr. W. s letter, and corroborated ...
... AMERICA Testimonies sympathy for Irish suffering continue to pour upon us from free and glorious America. We publish today one from Newark, among many letters, as sample : Newark ( New Jersey), U. S., May 6, 1834. ar u—By a resolution of the Society of ...
... AND AMERICA THE RIGHT lIOM. K. O. STANLEY, CHIBF 6ECHH- TARY OF IRELAND. Sir -lii ray last letter stated that I should claim your attention to the anxious and judicious solicitude with vvhich other countries watch over instruction of the middle • lasses ...
... AMERICA The Ajax, arrived at Liverpool from New York, from which she sailed the 18th nit., has brought an account of the close of the civic elections. The contest was the most violent that ever took place In that city. The result has proved favourable ...
... AMERICA. The foil -wing curious facts are some of the numerous indications which dally witness (he tendency of Protestantism to seek in liberty what it has not found in lay supremacy—viz., a centre of unton and common faith The Schweitzerische Kirchenzfitting ...
... AMERICA- By the packet ship Birmingham, which arrived Liverpool on Friday, we have received New York papers to the 23d ult. Their contents are unimportant. The Congress adjourned on the 16th. The cholera had made considerable progress.',, The namber of ...
... AMERICA, Gentleman who will leave Dublin the latter effl of the present month for the Uni'ed StHtdf of America and tlu* Canadas. (r» ...
... AMERICA. We have received American papers to the 4th instant; but they throw further different light on the relations between France and America than we before possessed. In general, however, they seem to indicate that President Jackson, far from making ...
... AMERICA By tlie packet ship Birmingham, which arrived in Liverpool 0:1 Friday, have received New York papers the d ult. Tlieir contents are unimportant. The Congress adjourned the 16th. The cholera had made considerable progress. The number new cases ...
... AMERICA. The members of the legal profession of this country are not the aristocracy but the agents, or, to use a more appropriate term, the attorneys, of the aristocracy. The aristocracy constituted by the owners of accumulated wealth, and chiefly by ...