... and British Empire. They t are peopled almost entirely by Britons or Irishmen, and happily by the former inma far greater proportion n than the latter, for whom Canada and the United n States have always had superior attractions. They u display all that ...

... e bew'Oar. H-le uded to tho great temptations of . ?? States to make war with Great Britain. ?? United States had a nillion and a half . of sturdy Irishmen eager for war, and 4. the conquest of Canada would follow. As a Re. .- ^publicau, lie declared that ...

... plimeutary to those so-called servants of the tt sy Most ligh. R zy MURtDss.--During 1871, thirteen persons in In ir the United Kingdom were sentenced to death for i the crime of murder, other thbn infanticide. ve Four were executed, eight obtained coninuta- ...

... meeting was simultaneously held in Trafalgar'Sqarn. Archbishop Mannng my made an eloquent and exhaustive appeal to the I ot' I Irishmen in London to abstain from drink; and 1, j having opened the first meeting, proceeded to o- the Square, and addressed the ...

... had added 31 to their score, Ct se bringing their total up to the magnificent sum of b( Is 1502 poinhs, At this stage two Irishmen re- 1l e ained to shootj and it altogither depended' in e upon these men wh ther the shield tras to go to w a Ireland or ...

... touching imperial politics and imperial rights of n' the people as a body; but, while united for such a purpose,.I think nothing can be more disatrous d when, being so united, any attempt should be A made of excluding all national characteristics ande ' ...

... enemy's fortresses. A violent storm has caused extensive damage to the crops and other property iu the west and n >rth-wust the United .States and Canada, .-graphic communication tneae districts being aUo interrupted. The Viceroy India baa issued an address ...

... fact that Lord Harrington has determined have a thorough party fight on the questiou, and that he likely to supported by the united Liberal and Irish party. Colonel Mure was among the most and effective speakers fr n. the Upi>oBition benches, but I sorry ...

... present moment in Ireland ? (Hear, hear.) I do not want exag, gerate the condition of affairs in that country ; we Know that Irishmen ate apt to say a great deal . more than they m-an—(hear, hear)—but at any, rate this is clear aad true that thai* is at the ...

... LIVERPOOL. In accordance with the notice which had been circulated throughout laverpnol during the week, an indignation meeting Irishmen was held in the open space in front of St George's Hall on Saturday, for the purpose of expressing sympathy with Messrs Daly ...

... plaunge, 's-ho put uon alhis emouey at 'S aud 4 to t as ?? as if she race were over. t Post abit, J'oamtneter, and the two Irishmen, ' |hoinglass and Mast :r lNei, were all well baac-ed; r' and Ciranns, in Va2lorats strole, 'vslo had rua very Iforwvard ...

... tonoern fact rt tCairo that tlie Italia. settldment of Aseib hen a puroly commerdial charauter. THE IRISH AGITATION IN THE UNITED STAT'EKS r PoorrknmgrrFA, Friday. I Thie Land League Cenvonionisn ivseCd. The plot: t form adopted, besides apfooeirsg syrnpaniry ...