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... books are eloquent against the sophisms of the League. Hearir.g of the overpowering” numbers, the ‘t mighty phalanxes” of united Irishmen elsewhere, when the itinerant agitators had signified their intention of being present, it was the general opinion that ...
... the names (bo defaulter!. Four of the new oountiee of lowa, .North America, have bean named by ito legislature alter four Irishmen —vis Theobald Metbew, Smith O’Brien, Robert .Emmett, and John Mitebsll. Tbs price of Butter at Cork and Limerick bee advanced ...
... Langley slated that this was the case, and that Walsh and Whelan were related. STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH BRITISH AMERICA AND THE UNITED STATES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY EXPRESS# Siu—As I find that applications beer, made to Brother Jonathan to put on steamers ...
... Good Hope- United Service Gazette. In reference to the meeting of English Roman Catholics held at the Freemasons’ Tavern this day week, Mr* Kaiser has addressed the following letter to the Times «• Before 1 got through the crowd of Irishmen, I received ...
... my humble opinion, such as supply very strong proof, indeed, of the powerful influence of that tendency, as few reflecting Irishmen coula sincerely hope for much real good from the appointment of a committee to take into consideration the state oflreland ...
... this country. They were hated at the other side of the channel, not because they were Roman Catholics, hut because they were Irishmen—that was the reason (hear, hear). As the late Mr. O’Connell observed, they hated the men they had injured, because they feared ...
... country. And they earnestly hope that the success which has attended the labors oi their collectors during the past year, their united exertions the sum of £39 7s. Od. been added to the funds of the Society), will act as en’tKief Mn the objects of the Society ...
... canoladed by stating, that the language now stood on the brink of destruction to the shame of the natives who pats for Irishmen, although Irishmen without an Irish language mast be an ineongraity, Mr. Halaeky, proprioter of the Bilton hotel, Saokville-street ...
... ones mses of Mr. John The distance is 1,230 miles, and occupied for spectators The stage situated, in eemi cir- .(tempted to unit ii«r« «nd a half so that the charge seems rea- cular recess the extremity the transverse axis observed the W Scribe half mile ...
... Although there is not any news of importance, several portions are interesting the Europern reader. The President of the United States, who had been on tour through parts of Virginia, had returned to Washington. He was received at Frediicksburg with ...
... believe in our united and energetic action, and they now wait for some unmistakable act, evidencing sincerity, before they commit themselves in opposition to existing interests. The A'mericansexpress the utmost surprise at the apathy of Irishmen: if they had ...
... nfwould be better applied to their native soil than to faction and confidence. This class is, we anxious y paying passage to the United States, and estab- believe, very numerous, and anticipate that hailing new home there. It is stated in the pro- of its number ...