IRELAND.The intelligence from this country bears too much its ordinary impress: Burnings and murders–beatings, robberies, and maiming, still prevail. The potatoe crop, too, especially in the southern part of the Island, has fallen vastly short of […]
Great excitement is occasioned, both in England and Ireland, at the passage, in the House of ords, of what is called the “Irish Enforcement Bill.”– It places discretionary power in the Lord Lieutenant, to disperse, by […]
It is worth of note, that just about the time of the pendency of the “enforcing bill” in Congress, the British ministry introduced, and passed thro’ the House of Lords, a “bloody bill” for the pacification […]
Irish Suppression Bill.– The latest intelligence from England shows a probability amounting almost to certainty that this desperate expedient– which even many of its advocates acknowledge to be high-handed and unconstitutional– will receive the assent of […]
We take from the Wexford Freeman the following description of two men named Redmond and Jackman, convicted of the barbarous murder of the Madozes:– Upon the announcement of the verdict, the prisoner, John Redmond, in a […]
