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... abolish the Lord lieetseesey, sod to consider themselves as subjects of the peat empire and not merely as , Irishmen. They ran really form a united kingdom of Great Mere sir Indeed. Mr. Gilpin sserodel modes. Mr. J.T Bahr roe at awe the previous question ...
... Sullivan, of the National Education Society! This sounds strange, as we think there is no donbt which of these two gentlemen Irishmen in general have heard twos/ of, and though we consider Mr Maguire, • useful public man, we believe that Dr. Sullivan's works ...
... at upwartla of sixty.feur sterling. The new regiment reeoltly arrived in Fag land. 17 Eogliobmou, i 5k01..4- men, and 317 Irishmen. fmm Saxony of inundations enured by .4 min. ami the manuAteturime tmena Zuiek.m, and ahmet under water. A Arm at Eanilbumt ...
... CLUB. Pazatng.ts - r—The old town of Galway become rejuvenescent, and seems destined to become the most important port in the United Kingdom. Even should the Atlantic telegraph be a total failure, we are in some degree compensated for the loss by being brought ...
... — MailA for the Unite.' States will in future he made np at Liverpool, to he forwarded by each of the Canadian mail packets during the winter season, when those packets proceed to l'ortland instead of to gnebee. Letters for the United States intended ...
... for laying down a new cable. The New York Chess Clublutve appointed a committee to confer with all the chess clubs in the United States, with reference to giving sonic public manifestation of their admiration of the genius of Paul Murphy, on his return ...
... such means. It is a matter of history, with which all our countrymen should be acquainted, that the proceedings of the United Irishmen were regularly made known to the government by spies and other agents, at the very time when the members of that society ...
... country; and yet we have not availed ourselves of them as yet, to any appreciable flowerer, dmperosdurs. Fifty years ago the United States of America wee just as much behind as we are now; while, at this moment, England is importing improved machinery in ...
... gentlemen, desirous of seeing themselves in print Let me tell you, that should this concession be made, the representations of Irishmen will not have been the worst ingredients in the wholesome dish, sod if I venture to single out a Dublin contemporary proprietor ...
... took it for granted that Irishmen would be in the front of the fray, but if they thought it or wished it, a little sympathetic encouragement would hardly be thrown away. It may be, to be sure, that they have • notion that Irishmen have tongues of their own ...
... consideration, and the some favour as Irishmen. But that is a diff. , rent thing from what has occurred in Ireland; it is a different thing from the imposition of Euglishmen on Ireland, who have not become Irishmen by interest or affection. I tell you ...
... Vrofenstie ef !leder, sad English Lit. store is the three ones.: has only Sire sedans is hie tuna. The Probsse .4 queen.. unite. Galway, he. oniy two etodeste to tourer at which, if lb. 1.14. to or,. • bound OW. two hasured would he persist. The of the ...