... of moderate respectabity connec! their cause, = air MURTAGH 2080 16 true (Gres roar). Rev Mr the priests « the people were united, when the voice « mabon, of Granard, of Edgeworthstown Longford had spokeagou in language tt not be when the good men an: ...

... only ones paid—had sometimes sold, through the attorney’s agency, important secrets the Cabinet to the leaders of the United Irishmen; it was his fear of this discovery that made him take such pains to conciliate the man who could hove mined him for ever ...

... government for having used the necessary m cans to themselves. All these machi- nations wet*'- defeated. The conspirators the United Kingdom W3re dcto« l >ed, arrested, *ud brought trial like the inset vulgar offenders, it seemed first as if American {Kliticians ...

... ity connected With their c(use. Mr. Murtagh-That is not true. Rev. Mr. Reynolds-When the priests and when the people were United, when the voice of Bailyma- hun, of Granard, of Edgewonstown, and of Long- ford bad spoken ontut i age that could not be mitaken ...

... government for Ireland-vote for John Martin. As you would Überate your imprisoned brothers, vote for John Martin. . As you would unite all our countrymen a struggle for the rights of Ireland, vote for John As you would strike blow at political corruption, and ...

... backward (and, hope, never will) ill any national or charitable movement whenever called on. are glad to sec that tho good Irishmen of Shipley have taken action in the and feel confident that in their hands it will crowned with success. We should glad to ...

... self governniont for behold—vote for John Martin. As you would liberate bspriscsed brothers, for John Martin. I As ypu would unite all o ur in a struggle for the rights of Ireland, vote for Martin. As you would sago a blow at political job/ 'lig. vile corruption ...

... displayed on board during Thursday night, but it was found impossible to render any assistance. YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. United Church.—The Rev. R. P. Wadsworth will preside at the Scripture Class 8 Dawson street, to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, 5 o’clock ...

... s. And so they are far Englishmen, elshmen, Scotchmen, any one but Irishman comes under their oiieration. In the case of Irishmen, however, the English in England are quite as ready give up respect for all their time-honoured institutions and for their ...

... Friar—by presenting him with Address and Testimonial. Feeling, however, that all Irishmen have had share in the good which has effected, they appeal to them likewise to unite with them in giving proof that the People believe Priest can patriotic well holt ...

... administered a well-deserved castigation to the Commissioners telling them in effect that they were afraid that the result of the united action of the Boards of Guar dians, in pressing this matter upon the Government. would be that their own occupation would ...

... vonts the homer of Ireland by a glorious victory for John Marlia—a victory that will mad a thrill of joy through the le of Irishmen all the world over—a will go *Wm dim vim , precursor ef the bye which are in store for Irelandthe bleeding Polanir of the ...