... good authority. The statement is that in the four counties of Middlesex, Surrey, Hertford, and Ease: there are 100,000 Irishmen and Irishwomen who each contribute a shilling a week to the Fenian exchequer; that is to say, f 5,000 a week, or elt6oooo ...

... offender*. t . “The report* furnished the late the Brotherhood proved that the organised America have become more nnmetoM, united, and efficient than they Conned imprese upon the members of the Brother hood the necessity and nobility of preserving . I»YiUon ...

... Brown, and early next morning the latter went and told three Irishmen, who were sleeping in the barn, that someone had been in his cellar and drunk his beer. On entering the house, the Irishmen found Ashton lying on the floor, besmeared with blood, and ...

... of the French Benevolent Society established in that city. He said, in explanation of his promote, that although he in the United States to seek repose and to be silent, he could not resist the appeal made to hint ea behalf of Ms suffering fellow-countrymen ...

... carries theory ita legitimate conclusion. What Mr. Hardy said was that Irishmen had absolutely no grievances, and that all they want is more bayonets in their backs, Fenians say that Irishmen have many grievances that they can put with nothing short having ...

... unreformed Parliament, for a question so difficult could only be Fettled by the united and the determined efforts of a united and determined people. Now they had a united and determined people fully represented in Parliament. They had already given to ...

... representative. (Certainly.) Recollect, my friends, that this cause is yours ; it is well that you all, therefore, should unite ia recording your votes, through me, in favour of the cause which you all are met to espouse. It is well known that a majority ...

... representative. ( Certainly.) Recol- lect, my friends, that this cause is your3; it is well that you all, therefore, should unite in recording your votes through me, in favour of the cause which you are all met to espouse. It is well known that a majority ...

... him in choosin, tin s their cancidate. He bade them to mfioct that it was their (te people's) cause, and he hoped they would unite %0 us to record their votes in parliament through him (loud cheers). It was well known that the majority of the people of that ...

... desire to see peace and contentment established in that coon. try by legislative measures passed by the Bailiement of the United Kingdom. Such a state of matters would be fatal to that section, because in that case the occupation of its members would ...

... before long the Government would give them free land and a free vote. Irishmen know by this time what a Free Church is in the meaning of Mr. BRIGHT and his friends, and Irishmen have given us all a pretty candid explanation of what they mean by free ...

... old dill/catty of religions education by the Is it probable that the local governing bodies, or the school managers, will unite in any scheme, however elmpie, of religious teaching? Is it not certain that when the subject is disemesd every board-room ...