... Bt ?? is approaching, we trust ihce Dublin Even- ing Stand ird will, when the hour of trial comes, be gu sustained by all Irishmen who are influenced by honest principles-moral, political, and religious Ci We are thoroughly persuaded that the indepen- ...

... believe, .theEmuire is approachint. wetrust 7 he Dublin. ELee-n N ?? will, when the boar of trial comes, be sustained by all Irishmen who are influenced by honest principles-moral, political, and religions. f We are thoroughly persuaded that the indepen. ...

... Tenant a secure int-tett ia the soil, and will finally removes the, t1aees which now divide and weaken diffevftt Oasses of Irishmen. My efforts an your Representative shall be directed to Opposing that Centralising Policy which ha. invariasbly made Irish ...

... pd-lsic with the re'rest of many reepertdd memb'rc who purpose attending the greet National Conference tan } poblic Meeeting of Irishmen, on the Landlord and Tenant (5 mostion, to be beld at the Mansion Rouse on This Day and £o-mor- row. Signed by Order, JAMES ...

... hold on their tenantry, and would treat the Irish people the roles are treated by Russia. But an overwhelming majority of Irishmen, and the whole people of Englaud, turning with contempt from these crazy theorists, are earnestly desirous to remove every ...

... Jlis Pics'. (WVith an llustrantionl). (.hpXXXI If,-ia XXVII, IO .r Rulers- j 'ublic Opina -5c. * 1itwlp VI-Trhe Dclille of Irishmen. ,M .-lhc Laffp of the Great Ones. . Vfi.-The o'Gas. iell i.ra IlX-O'Connelnt Contemporaries. Tliuc ii s the eroa ,Mask. ...

... on the grumble, On public works, 'twill lighter make each levy. At paying twelve months' taxes all together. And grumbling Irishmen must put their hands down; 'Tis plaguey hard, especially just now, They've gained the land of Gosscien and of 1ands's-doum ...

... HIl Place. (With an Illustration). Chaps. XXXIII.-XXXVII. OUrl Rules- 1ublie Opinion. Shamrock'dana Chc.i VI-The Decline of Irishmen. VTII Ihe Last of the Great Olies. V1III -the O'Connell Era. IX.-O'Conell's Conteimporaries. Cbarles tirlkpattiik Sihirje ...

... Poner Cobbo. TOi 'leodorat. ?? William Allinghaco. Ballelais aud thle Rolalis-suice. Practical Working of the Ballot in the United States. By J. ?? Mnrse. Alother laeir ou Convent l if. ?? an irisl Catholic. jhlieo: Oliphalunt: or, the Modern Prihce.-Conclusion ...

... Power Cobb& 'To Theodora. By WVilflia Allioghans. REabolalo and the Renaissance.(Itae.B Priaicticid ?? of the Ballot in the United States. By .1. T. Mforse. -IC Another laper en Convent Life. By an Iris Catholic. aterez Oliphant: or, the Modern PIrince ...

... Place. ffitl an Illustration). Chap.s. XXXIII.-XXXVII. Our Rulers-Public Opinion. Shiuarockiana. Chap. VI-The Derline of Irishmen. V [l.-The Last of the Great Ones. VIII.-The O'Connell Era, IX.-O'Connell's Contemporaries. Charles Hirrkpatrick Sharpe. ...

... the grumble, On public works, 'twill lighter make each levy. At poyirig twoelve niouths' taxes all together. And grumbling Irishmen must put their honds down; 'Tis plaguty hard especially just now, They've gained the land of Goscehen and of Lansd's-dowcn ...