... is conveniently Lotted, within about Title-Deecia and Articles ofßoup Anstruther, August 1870. all Railway Stations in the United PROPERTY IN CELLARDYKE and in the York. to BOSTON and QUEBEC, at same Rates of unhappy, and directions for their speedy removal ...

... Pigott to their presence to answer for so gross &contempt of court while a case was being tried. The journal had declared that Irishmen at large were then waiting for the verdict which shall say whether or not twelve Irithmen can be found who believe that ...

... of difference between the two nations. At the same time, there is understood to be a pretty broad hint in the note that the United States will not be very much surprised or disappointed if the Geneva Conference decides that we hare no just claims on England ...

... passengers began to get off, and great was the wrath of many of ns at being compelled to remain all day on board ; but the United States will not allow any emigrants to be landed on Sunday. Now that we were out of the sea sir, one of my Irish friends brought ...

... woman is said to belong to Methven district.—Dwades Advertiser. LORD DEAR ON IRISHMEN AND BIGAMY.—At the Winter Circuit of Justiciary, which opened in Glasgow on Monday, two Irishmen were placed at the bar of the Old Court on charges of bigamy. Lord Dees presided ...

... pleas. After half-anhour's hard work, this was effected, much to the surprise, if not personal inconvenience, of the festive Irishmen. Not a few bad to de part, so to speak, in evening costume, just as they stood —a predicament which some of the ladies were ...

... amounted to L 2,000,000 sterling.—The Rev. William Sprott, of Queen Street OP. Church, Glasgow, a prominent minister of the United Presbyterian body in the West, died on Saturday from the effects of the injuries he sustained in a collision which occurred ...

... better there. Mr Trench supported the bill, which Mr M'Laren opposed, on the ground that it would give special privileges to Irishmen in Scotland and England, which other people would not possess. He further argued that before such a measure could be passed ...

... true, certainly dee-reef to tie. 'The biggest man m the House of Commons' and ' the smallest man in the license' are both Irishmen, the former brie , Major o%.lortnan and the latter Dr O'Leary. The latter gentlemen Ravin;; voted with Mr Disraeli the other ...

... victory. but it is not of great ince.—A Home Hole demonstration on a large took place at Glaegow on Saturday. A body - from to Irishmen-formed in procea•ion ou the Green, and marched to a field tic it •••pringburit, where speeches were made and reeoki•ions ...

... thinking how near, for on • moment, tie.y hail conic on that first bitter morning of their sundered lives. Ten minutes Liter unit he was in the train en route for London. Ten later and he had got his promotion, and was half-way to India with his regiment ...

... occupied a very prominent position. A Conservative in politics, he was yet moat liberal-minded, and his friends and u ents now unite in mo u rn i ng hi s untimerP°yrnemoval as a national loss. Tee Home Rule members of Parliament have resolved to commence their ...