... Mile end-road, for the purpose of contending for four prizes; that were to be the reward of players from any part of the United Kingdom who should most distinguish themselves. The single play of this match commenced about two o'clock in the afternoon; ...

... lay ha&ds on O'ConneU I I l r Irishmen, he;r you that I If I were uear ,and saw Lord .Cardigan approach O'Connell,.I would risk my life to - nlaO ?? the richer of an earl's coronet, e.: ' ' ?? CAPTAIN OUTALL. ad ' -United' eryiev, Club, London, Oct. 17 ...

... note 1j 7stowing all our Irish shire of the benefits to be earned, and the honour to be won in this wide field, upon those Irishmen only who 1 hl reside in England. Would not this tend ita little to Increase the nuniber of our absentees-..to enic daway ...

... the building. The cheers then be- come more loud and universal, and though the crowd was far from being a large one, their united voices gave a to- lerably cordial and loud welcome to the illustrious per. sons. The Duke of Wellington, on coming forward ...

... health, liberation, audsacceseof nell , and the defeat of the eneme f rln I 5F fore suggested to all true Irishmen nd friends fI;¢ in the United States to observe the same, that their n may ascend simultaneously with those of the Iris . for the safety ...

... were the comprehensive doc words of Lord Gort, one of our best Conservative Irish wit pears, at that noble assemblage of Irishmen. It is the lan- guage of the Packet, more tersely expressed. It is the phraseology of all men, save of the crafty knave who ...

... Sheraton (taken) THE OAKS. 9 to I - 'Forth's lot. TO THE ORANGEMEN OF IRELAND. Galway, January lst, 1846, MY FRIENDs-As Irishmen and Protestants_ alow me to call you so; and allow me calmly and dispassionately to dispossess your minds of a few trifling ...

... took his degree in the University of Glasgow. Ile took part in the rising of the United Irishmen, and was presentat the action at Ballynahinch. He emigrated to the United States in 1802, and had since filled some important situations under the state. e ...

... in principle and effect with the system established in Ireiand, which lias operated so beneficially, and with that or the United States, which is there the best bulwark of freedom ? This burly champion of the Government scheme, who wears panoply that ...

... good of Ireland,. and the safety of all her people, animate each of these bodies, and inflaenee their decisions-should they, united in council and forgetful of class interests, think only of the country and agree to an onward policy-a policy, national in ...

... carried to an untimely grave. On Friday morning Margaret Scott, aged thirteen years, one ofthe daughters of the Rev. Mr Scott, United Presbyterian Church, Inverness, left home shortly before eight o'clock, for a morn- ing walk, having urged her sister, who ...

... -The generous, the kind hearted, the benevolent and truly hos- pitable pastor, who, for over twenty two years governed the united parishes of Knockloung and Glenbhoane, expired about six o'clock, on Good Friday evening, at his residence in the county. ...