... defeat of the most Irishand may add one of the roose gallant—regts. in the Queen’s service. If Irishmen would deem it nationality to gloat over the defeat of Irishmen Sepoys, may fairly excuse the reasoning which they find themselves in antagonism to English ...

... effects among smfdl farmers. There is one tiling i feel if w». give Irishmen fair wages tomain in their own' loved cdhtotry’aua letiVh ’Jefferson sun his opponents Kettle' 'the United States question among hear). The people would tofciffy they an-i hope ...

... Judge Keogh.— One and all, Whigs, Tories, Frotestants, sad Roman Catholics, they united in repudiating tho disgusting policy the spoliation of Ireland by division of Irishmen. The attempt of Chancellor Brady Ins been foiled ; bat let no man lorget that flu ...

... 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 ...

... and 92d to Gibraltar. The 17th, 62d, and 63d left the Crimea on the 12th inst for Gibraltar. Line Regiments remaining in tbe United ixmgdom after the breakup of the Crimean Army and tbe reliefs of regiments in India, also those in the Colonies as propos ...

... tell you why. Because they are waiting for you. Irishmen let fne tell you', you who staud ottt side this organisation, who with arms folded, say', will help Ireland when she strikes the blow tell you, Irishmen, that you wait till then, you can keep your money ...

... first time liisii prisons ; and whether; considering the universal indignation and disgust excited amongst ail classes of Irishmen this feature discipline, tbs Government will forthwith revert to the Use beds or hammocks in Irisu prisons ! Mothers !—Ar« ...

... the United States. It has been said that the tyrant and the demagogue are but varied phrases of the same indivMnal, and is just the same »|th popety—in Italy and in too many other countries of the Continent, Romanfcm the savaL tyrant; the United States ...

... and a Bishop was to be answered respectfully even when defied the Governmect. So thoroughly was this tone acoepted that Irishmen expected the Secretary for Ireland o apologise because Pr. Cullen chose attack him. fUebad gone tho West to inquire for himself ...

... themselves. This lowing extract of a letter from an intelligent citizen of eelite ;„ would have it tbnt mere enabling act was the United States, says the Van Buren (Arkansas) Intel- | | . |, sometliing bolder and more immediate was llgencer of the 2d inst., at ...

... situation tbo parents. Land in Canada v. United States. —The Congress of tho United States has before a bill for granting •* frao farms” every head of a family man of the age twentyone who is a citizen of the United States, or has declared his intention ...

... imposing demonstration, and there are few objects ealoalated to excite more varied and thrilling reool‘ leotions in the minds of Irishmen and Catholics /hear, bear) In assembling to do homage to the memory of pay to that memory the well deserved tribute «f gratitude ...