... of a protectorate of Ireland. This is bidding high for the Irish rote, and will probably elicit the co-operation of those Irishmen who were recently banished, by the clemency of the Government, to America. Marshal MacMahon has been appointed comm ...

... resentful against their false ally of the entente cordiale, and very well disposed to pick a quarrel with her. Here in the United States, though we sometimes talk fine about the brotherhood of the two English speaking nations, yet, in fact, the most of ...

... the Fathers of the Vatican Council, amongst whom were more than one hundred Archbishops and Bishops who are Irishmen, or the sons of Irishmen, not to mention the presence of the many priests and tourists, we had, perhaps, the most glorious Patrick's Day ...

... by their clergy and other trusted leaders, and confederated in a legal, peaceful, and constitutional Association in which Irishmen of all religious persuasions cast aside their differences for the common benefit. Such are the means now scattered through ...

... service of France, not to talk of the Attacots in the service of the Romans, were superior to any military organization in the United States. No matte' what quantity of Birmingham rifles the Confederates may purchase, the Irish regiments in America will ...

... integrity and intelligence. It proves the honest and satisfactory manner in which the business of insurance is con ducted in the United States, as well as the comparatively clumsy and unsatisfactory manner in which that business is conducted in these islands ...

... organization under the directory of five of the Irish exiles is rapidly attaining a power and prominence. All the clubs of United Irishmen have given them their adhesion--some of the lapsed Fenian circles have also turned over, and many, we understand, wh, ...

... assuredly, or he would not have devoted his life to the cause. He believed the Irishmen at home would work 'oat their freedom, even if they got no help from America. Irishmen at home expected some help from this side of the water, but they wouldn't wait ...

... imagination of the Gaulois could not unite them. Had the Fenians been classed with the Americans, there would appear sonic show of probability in the story. But we do not believe a word of it. Were there 7,000, or 2,000 Irishmen in the Commune service, or any ...

... arrival in this country. Some thirty or forty guests sat down, amongst whom were to be seen some of the most prominent national Irishmen of the city, together with many old personal friends of Mr. Luby. The Irish press was well represented in Mr. Luby 's en ...

... people may be inclined to regard as a merit. An Englishman, whose name appears destined to remain unknown to fame, accused the Irishmen present of sacrificing their republicanism to their theological principles. Their theological principles, it appears, induced ...

... through the sympathy of the numerous and powerful body of Irishmen in America. They were all brothers— Irishmen were brothers all round the globe. On St. Patrick's Day the heart of all Irishmen—at the Antipodes and here, in the torrid zone, in the frigid ...