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... 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 ...
... that:— It is said, on good authority, that in the counties of Middlesex, Surrey, Hertford, and Essex, there are 100,000 Irishmen and women who coot& bete one shilling a-week towards the funds of the Fatigue, making a total of £5,000 raised every seven ...
... of the Irish people, maintained i: can and shall be their brothers this continent. appeal, then, to Irishmen and the friends of Ireland in the United States aid by every means in their power the extension of those doctrines which Montgomery died to give ...
... from the flourishing yeoman of Wexford or Down to the poor one-acre cottier of the west; it runs into the first class and unites it to the humblest tiller of the soil; it is separated by many shades of difference, yet, setting accidental distinctions ...
... there is another, who, this very moment, is praying God’s blessing errand. Your mother dear. She knows of this visit, and unites her entreaties with mine. Oh ! let me return to her, bearing to her poor wounded heart some comfort, some balm to soothe the ...
... the prayer of the people, excuse, says : It known to the Government that the Fenian conspiracy is not extinct either in the United Kingdom or in America.’ “This plea is shallow attempt to disguise the weakness of his position. It unworthy of the candid ...
... *nt dot*f. lines. The United States •-in that the keraMMstteil obtained its enduring vit.’li’y from Untain—that, reason the im* lucl •' her duti *s neutnl, she became the military, ora*, financial base insurgent war' ■ - • the United Slates—that the American ...
... cond( mned, and words of encourage- ment are offered to the brethren in Ireland, and an ap- peal made to Irishmen and the friends of Ireland in tho United States to aid by every means in their power the extension of Fenian doctrines. ...
... 8118111110 and scorn the attempts which have bees aside to some Longford from Ireland by assail* as sinliplalle our brother Irishmen who have generously rand to our aid. Resolved further, that each odious conduct in especially disgraceful on the part of ...
... It can defeated right easily, and baffled in its object. Eonly suppress all outward manifestations bond of brotherhood that unites them—to withpressure that is about to be brought in stern, silence, and Gladstone will find that this game ling the habeas ...
... nboUobtan tbo of In tank upon min ~>d Hoot lota Itlo Mao. that itltnd apaa the footioi ia tbit ittpoct tbo otht» parti of tbo United Kingdom. Information has boon given at Lloyds aorney, Portamoutb, loos, colli.,on with ««• ««• known ttntal. btaiae Kll.a ...
... »ft«w««U. M be •« creditably interned, lend wroisn letter geying that.'having r*n»ed the 1 coinotee the privet* of tbo concidenal Unit they to Mr. Ownlle ; but John Merlin bed to the mean time been not {«• vrard. and they failed pe.eeive any reason why they ...