... ** There is redress. Join ns, and we will free you.” This was what the National League wished prevent. It aimed at uniting all Irishmen, and consolidating public opinion, and placing Irish affairs in the hands of the able, earnest, and what was more, ...

... sentenced to days with hard labour. Some cases of having been dieposed of tbs court adjourned. i. * aa v LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP. United Ireland has done National service opening its columns to a discussion a satisfactory constitution for Ireland. It is a strange ...

... amongst its warmest aappwtera. We mar differ poUUes and taUgfon, bat it is great thing to and eommoo ground upon which all Irishmen may unite, and that bare found in this Association (applause). We take the deepest intezeat travelling through the country looking ...

... allow any predilection, whether political or otherwise, to interfere in their efforts for the emancipation of their fellow-Irishmen, nor retard their supreme efforts iu that direction; and that this mass meeting assembled do hereby enter their protest against ...

... steadily persevering in a course of legitimate agitation; by uniting as one man, and never ceasing until the last barrier that stands between Ireland and her destiny is removed. The unity of Irishmen in the past has wrung concessions from our taskmasters that ...

... the restoration of the constitutional righto of which we were unlawfully deprived is about to be achieved, we call upon all Irishmen assist our gallant leader, Charles Stewart Parnell (cheers), and the Irish Parliamentary Party in the final struggle. [ That ...

... the meeting in Chaboiller-square there •were thirty thousand people, including number of representative Irishmen from all parts of Canada and the United States. Mr presided. Mr O’Brien was received by the great crowd ■with enthusiasm. He said had come to ...

... attachment to that religion for which Irishmen hwe suffered and died. Happily in Ireland religion and patriotism can go hand in hand, nor is tho latter synonym for atheism and infidelity. Priests and people may here unite for the independence of the country ...

... proposed, and M Fanning seconded, the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted : ** That we deeply sympathise with the United States America in the dreadful calamity which recently befell one of its fairest districts ; rendering homeless, and reducing ...

... of Deacon. In the autumn of 1872 Mr Froude went to the United States, where be delivered a series of lectures on the relations between England and Ireland. The burden his addresses was that Irishmen had themselves, to a large extent, caused their countrie’s ...

... was proud to see bis conntrymen in every land united in the Order of Irish National Fores.ry, and waa proud to say that ths Irishmen in Scotland had beaten the Irishmen in England or at home. why were Irishmen Ireland behind those in England or Scotland ...

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