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... invasion of Canada by the United States,” and they resolve in the same breath to show their “loyalty and fidelity to the British flag.” Mr, D‘Arcy M*Ghee too, who was a companion of Mr. Smith o‘Brien in 1848, is equally He assures Irishmen in the States that ...
... bridesmaids and groomsmen wanted by couple about to be married, whogoave but few friends this city, and wish to handsomely united. To respectable parties a fair compensation will be given.— Rural Money-lender : “ You want borrow hundred pounds? well, here's ...
... which doe* good and only excites bad feeling. sadly want Sunday Trading Act here; for the metropolis, above every town In the United Kingdom, is disgraced by scenes which outrage the religious feelings thousands, which impose iron fetter* on email tradesmen ...
... marie wiser by ovonts. taught something of kind and conceding spirit in which alone sister states can grow to common and united greatnasn, admonished also the vigilance which must ersr guard their eivil liberties, will hurl from imivcr tho party which ...
... tho rivor Trent, at Koadby, the point whore the Messrs. Fairbairn, of Manchester, ore erecting bridge across the rivor to unite tho proposed Trent and A noholme Railway with the South Yorkshire. The tide runs very strong, and all the boats laden with ...
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... was R)>okuu of in less loyal than Tebemeut, aud Lord Palmerston and the Irish snstocrocy were denounced as none but excitod Irishmen can dc« nounce. Ono of the speaker* called the Nationalists'* rally round green 11«£, and nlant it for over above the red ...
... friends that by putting the same upon interest be would receive income of at least 1200, dels, he replied that he thought the United States needed the use of the money quite as much as any person, and he would let It remain. Sew I On Friday afternoon an accident ...
... organisations in Ireland“ Seditious organisations have always name os well local habitation. In 1798, the rebels were united Irishmen. In 1803, they were sons of freedom, or what not. In they were young Irelanders Five years ago, they were phoenix men ...
... the superior courts law are Irishmen ; more than half the leading barristers are Irishmen; the eminent lawyer presiding at tha Court of App«!al in Chancery is Irishman ; four, at least, of our best living generals are Irishmen and the lending lawyer in ...
... in contemplation short time ago. Mr. gets on very badly with his address to the Crown, which he is idling upon all loyal Irishmen to sign, and ho has had several times extend the time for receiving signatures. But this proceeding of Mr. Seymours seems ...
... mlrcKlucad the Lord Chancellor. HOUSE COMMONS. FRIDAY.— Thr Alabama Claitns. —Mr. . called attention tho n- goliatione with the United ■ Htutea Government for arbitration of tho Alabama claims, and moved an addre** for paper**. The ! honourable iiimnlier adverted ...