... of the muster which his Holiness is reported to making of his forces, it is said that be calculates on a certain supply of Irishmen which has been promised to him Cardinal Wiseman. The enthusiasm which the presence of the Cardinal in this country Lately ...

... called the respectable Irish Catholics.’ Heretofore, these respectable’ persons have not proved themselves to the very best Irishmen. As 1 had the honour of moving the first resolution at the first meeting of Irish laymen about tbe Pope (tbe great Dublin ...

... through the newspapers .periodically recurring explanation the p.wnbroker’. balle, Mr. Bright may be triced by hie eu|.> iea th» United Statca. Dnea really expect to be believed when accnaea this country of having pursued policy “of war. of conquest, expenditure ...

... nt of the Morning Post montious as a very curious fact that, in this demonstration, there was almost complete absence of Irishmen circumstance which he considers to have boon preconcerted, as not even Rev. Dr. Kirby, the President of the Irish College ...

... adorned his integrity the polity and principles of the United Irishmen, to forward a brotherhood of affection, a community of rights, an identity of interests, and a union of power, among Irishmen of every religions persuasion, as the only means of Ireland’s ...

... on a liberal scale, and that greatly increased intercourse will talie place, more especially between that country and the United Kin gdom, in consequence. give elsewhere the melancholy details of the loss of the royal mail steamship Hungarian, on the ...

... stone. Sporting Telegrams. —Arrangements are in progress for erecting telegraph office on tho racecourse at Newmarket, and uniting it, by a subterranean wire, with the existing telegraphic establishment at the railway station. Until the last spring meetings ...

... not be guilty of who were the undoubted friends of tbe line—that, nn* Southampton, 10 tbe peerage of the United Kingdom. , .». -,k F.v’e poor Irishmen, named Cornel.us M‘Car hy. J, p ara i, elc(l mother less he succeeded in carrying certain propositioi ...

... purposes. The Celt in America. —lt would bo difficult toll wbat jiroportion of thirty millions of peopla non resident in the United States ara direct descendants of Ireland. That full£ one-third of the entire population either first drew breath in this country ...

... voters are, or shall be, borne and paid. Mr. Potts —In committee Representation of the People Bill That all lodgers ia the United Kingdom paying the income tax entitled to vote at elections for representatives in Parliament. Mr. and the Treaty.— The following ...

... members of the corps shews how proudly the young Irishmen of London are meeting the call to arm—not for aggression, but for defence. Those lists the council would respectfully, but urgently, ask the Irishmen of London not yet enrolled as members speedily ...

... which held Coik. Three months have not since elapsed. had the honour to preside over that most influential meeting of the united dioceses that comprise the county of Cork, and it became my duty to address that meeting; and, in speaking, not a single word ...