... graduation teaching of or individual instructor nation of letter-writers Postmaster-General’s of United reoeived 41 letters during twelvemonth corresponding for United States being 31 for Switierland 20 for Germany 16 nation being still given letterwriting ...

... tenacity end determination He fonght tkeCOereion Bill in Session of 1887 with resource will give him green in memories of Irishmen Mr Sohnadhont Liberal organiser avery unsatisfactory of health He is unable unable to attend to of being fact practically ...

... choir to fraternise with give them little help with the It it granted The of it hoped symbolical blending of hearts grate of united Heaven would think bigots r chapel find in little it in hi bounds the offending soundly for mutiny and it onlv it probable ...

... but to ruin commercial of Ireland on politics gross injustice To them Home Rule would the sheerest folly perfectly hundred Irishmen seventy-five Home Rule (cheers end laughter) well” continued Mr Rentoul but the twenty-five do muider they do lie in for ...

... portrait wm teacher of pianoforte fo Vienna It of York call fo meantime should be intended visit lady tuned out ta hM left the United States peculator poor musio-mistress belreas to fortune several millions dollar Herr priu to Herr Huber with breastpin OF ...

... city. He said he did not think that at any period of their count ty's history there was a time when the hearts of Irishmen were more united and determined to attain the object that was proposed to them. But he took this opportunity of speaking .in the young ...

... Schoolroom, Pontypool, on Friday evening at 8. There should be a large attendance of English and Welsh Liberals, us well as of Irishmen. home their presence was of little service. Con. Imitations have been held between the company's officials, owners, and managers ...

... native Irish and children and grandchildren of Irishmen among its citizens than Dublin boasts. Its mayor and recorder are Irishmen ; and st. Patrick's Day was celebrated there by a proctbsion of Irishmen, which, with two military organisations under the ...

... geography, whereabouts shall I find the state of matrimony r Oh, answered the mother, you will lied that to be one of the United States. A of Bacchus was overheard the other night thus addressing his hat, which had fallen from his head— If I pick you ...

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... Ireland, they would be as triumphant over their opponents as the Irishmen had been victorious over their enemies there. Poor as the English worker was paid he was rich in comjariaon with Irishmen, yet the latter to their credit had shown a generosity which ...

... league will be to furnish the Government wi/h clear and exsct returns, in order to enable the Cabinet to negotiate with the United States Government, and to induce it to suspend the application of the Act in tee case of French products. The last few days ...