... Legislative Union with Ireland, and of adopting address of sympathy to the Liberator. The meeting numerously attended by Irishmen. Mr. Charles Al‘Cull was unain. mousiy called to the chair. The meeting was addressed successively by Mr. (ilcisdanwyn Scott ...

... organizing every peaceful'energy— ...

... The Irish landlords hare had a grand muster in Dublin, and, for the first time since the creation thO'world, nine hand red Irishmen, all aorta of religion and politics, have come to unanimous resolution—nay, to thirty-six resolutions. This teems all very ...

... ftom its propriety, would appear to have been from the lieginning a false and foolish alarm. After all the hopes of the united Irishmen, and all the fears of sensible people, it has turned out that Lord George’s great and comprehensive scheme has the ap ...

... present, •V-i Med'ey is fu*pecird having been the most guilty paity tu the horitblc tiausaciton. The subscription* making in (he United States and Canada for (he relief (be Irish and Scotch continued be on a liberal scale. In private Urtier from New it is stated ...

... e individual belonged, is one of those which lias seldom rendered aid to the funds of the Infirmary. When It is considered Unit the doors of this noble Institute are always open sufferers from whatever part of Scotland, it Is surely thu duty of every ...

... in his opinion, had had fair trial, an.l had failed. 1847, there had been tbo largest importation of breadstuffs from the United States during any one year since Corn Law repeal. had the Americans token exchange ? Sixty millions additional yards cotton ...

... it is till lip-worship, there is no honest entliusianm.' This would belying all knowledge of the Irish 1 character and of Irishmen. believe them an honest, herd-wreAght, priest-ridden, and misgoverned i |icople—grateftll lor gifts conferred and wonderfully ...

... dove which she will cherish touvenir of her viiit and reception in Ireland. Tho Dublin paper* also mention to the honour of Irishmen, and instance of devotion to the Queen among all classes, of every shade and degree, that during her Majesty’s visit, with ...

... distinguished peraona, were present, l/ir.l J. Bussell made elmnient speech, jlmeunrae of which welcomed the Mmiater of the United to England. On tli« prospects of country, lie was happy to say that il« situation in many respects wn* promising and re assuring ...

... had been called Ins master turn 11 Irishmen away from the steading. The Irishmen had iiiHolently refused to leave. Kobcrtson. who had been forking hay, came with his fork in Ins band, and on his appearing the Irishmen surrounded him and called out their ...

... raw, the people drouthy and hence tho enormous consumption of , the Scot consuming iniich ardent spirits yearly every two Irishmen every throe men. The favourite potation the latter is lieer ami : stout, of which the consumption Kngland quite us much exceeds ...