... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... all except Halpin. He feels pretty well, and steadily refuses to take any medicine. Two mouths ago Halpin wrote a letter the United States Secretary of State, and it was suppressed He lately wrote a full statement to ’the same officer, Mr. Fish. It is now ...

... now at issue—namely, the land question-in its passage through the legislature; and that, furthermore, we do now unanimously unite suggesting to the other fanners’ clubs and other public bodies in Ireiand the propriety of adopting this resolution, while ...

... commencement of the New Year, for a few remarks; and the outset let me tell you, sir, that you deserve the thanks of all true Irishmen, wherever found, for your consistent advocacy of their just and legitimate demands. The subject I intend to write ou is the ...

... Friar—by presenting him with Address an* I Testimonial. Feeling, how ever, that all Irishmen have had a share in the good which has fected, they appeal to them likewise unite with them In giving proo f that the People believe a Priest can be patriotic as ...

... Governor M ‘Dongall being permitted by the United States Government to congregate British troops American soil to coerce the insurgents in the Red River country. PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA TO THE UNITED STATES. The following telegram has been ...

... them on their departure from the latter place. The provisions of the Treason-felony Bill have cowed the souls of some of the Irishmen of Sydney However, to make amends for this, they held a regular levee at their hotel, and were visited by thousands of humble ...

... countrymen worthy reception. He was authorised to speak for several representative Irishmen, who were unable to attend that evening, and it pleased him to state that all will unite in this national duty. They were still at a loss to know the precise time of ...

... of accomplishing Ireland’s separation from Great Britain , whole power of some first-class nation, such as Rusaia'or the United States. But none these nations for the'next And, if any of them should aid Ireland so far, and overthrow England, it would ...

... understand what speakers at public meetings in Ireland can mean by messages of conciliation. could understand plaoe-and-pay Irishmen in Australia speaking the words. Can there conciliation while one link of the chain that binds our country to England remains ...

... town, was presented to the President of the United States. Other memorials will follow, containing the names of all the British merchants at Victoria, Nanimo, and elsewhere, pleading for annexation to the United States. The President’s answer to the memorial ...