... Ireland or irishmen—though Ireland and Irishmen would, if ly aud-illnaturedly criticised, farnish a reasonabl2 quantity of material for downright national Deprecating as we do the existence of national animosi- ties amongst the sousof the united Rose, Thistle ...

... often resounded here-(cheers). You have here i the gifted, adopted leader of Ireland--(cheers). f You have all classes of Irishmen united in the E common cause of nationality; and I beg of you, t in the name of Ireland, to be moderate. I ask you, in the name ...

... the Fenian brotherhood, having for its object the' levying of war against England, and the separa. tion of Ireland from the United Kingdom. This charge, he said, had been supported by sworn informations, and as application had been mnade to him on the part ...