... out of them by inducing the ism!, among Irishmen, between the pro-ent times and those in which II lived. It would be easy at this distance of time, now that history has shed its light on the career of Daniel O'Connell, to make an elaborate estimate of ...

... stamp them m a race not yet out of gristle perkel, but hardening of 'manhood. The men equally energetic in widi theme id the United but are of greater physical ezerthe. They beer the reputation, of being esreediegly of their money, though, pemibly. a little ...

... Majesty, paid a visit to Windsor Castle on Tuesday. A banquet VISA given in the evening in honour of the es-Pr es ident of the United States, who did not leave Windsor till the following day. MR has written a letter, in reply to a request from the Tower Hamlets ...

... order to avert further damage. a period of intense excitement, the law seems at length to have made itself respected in the United States. Government has everywhere got the upper hand, and already is strong enough to have secured the punishment of a number ...

... to maintain the union of this , tripartite realm intact. They welcome Irishmen as fellow-citizens, and admit them to the enjoyment of equal rights; but Irishmen resident in the United Kingdom seem to think one of these rights should be to agitate for the ...

... revelations which are confidently progim.ticateil, are regarded as likely to give the death-blow to overt dieatTection in Decent Irishmen must be revolted at the sickening facts which are now tanning to light. iT has taken three or four weeks hard canvassing ...

... as well as to initiate an example to be followed in similar cases, our Govern. went consented to pay an enormous sum to the United States in name of damages. It is nothing unreasonable, therefore, that we should now ask the Anterioni Government to interpose ...

... ourselves by brotherly tie. would that our northern frontier should meet thof*c of a fully expanded Servia, and an enlarged and 1 united Bulgaria, embracing not only the 'actual Bulgaria and Eastern Itoumelia, but also all which really inhabited Bulgars. These ...

... arrangements, with large promises of something good in the future that is to make Ireland contented and prosperous member of the United Kingdom ; but with the qualification tliat the Nationalist party will have nothing to with a policy of this kind, and will ...

... The scene la.-', night in the Haddington Corn Exchange, where the meeting broke disorder, is deeply to regretted. If the Irishmen in the district are responsible for such exhibitions of bad taste and stupidity, they may rely it that they are taking the ...

... Patten said the first objection he had to the Home Rule Bill was that abolished the united Parliament of Great Britain ami Ireland. (Hear, bear, and interruption.) United Parliament could not exist between Great Britain ami Ireland if they banished all ...

... way for Ireland to take her place among the nations of the earth. Let us not forget that that is the ultimate goal at which Irishmen aim. Not one of ns, whether in America or in Ireland, wherever be may be, will be satisfied until we have destroyed the last ...