... Hospital connected with it. A conference was held on Wednesday to consider the desirability of establishing a syste- matic and united means of metropolitan chari- table relief. The Lord Mayor on Wednesday presided at a meeting of the National Emigration Society ...

... of the Irish harp-not intended by its orin - ] ginators-it has struck a chord which reverberates to in the hearts of all Irishmen, Protestants and GJ Catholics alike. It has suddenly and sharply il awoke Protestants to the true condition of L. their country; ...

... living. There is no law in France rendering vaccination compulsory. fAWITH reference to the ocean cable differences between the United States and France the an- nouncement is made from Washington that official information has been received there that the French ...

... GENERAL NEWS. Another the four children who wort homed »t Lytham receipt™ o*railway* the United Kingdom lot the -TiX amounted 13,746 mile, to £830,887, and for the corre.po..dinK w«k IM9 on to 769,214, showing an increase and of £81,68.1. The whole the ...

... should be doubled, as being the most efficacious means of reducing pauperism; butboth the new and old party in the board were united in opposition to such a scheme. Mr Parson said the poor expenditure to Lady-day, 1868, was 19,5281., whilst in 1869) it was ...

... about 5 p.m., a number of Irishmen were quarrelling in Duke- ;street, South Stockton, one of the parties con- cerned in the row was John McQuade. In the former part of the afternoon he had been ill- treated by a number of Irishmen, and at the time this ...

... account. The American order' is in everv way calculated to reflect honour on our native pro- ducers, and to show how much Irishmen in fair competition could accomplish in the very highest branches of skilled labour, and we were glad to perceive on our ...

... necessity of forgetting all their differences, and unitingheart and band lor ' heraeenerai iou of their common country. hat Irishmen should forget to differ is a consummation devoutly to be wishedand could Meany but prevail upon his countrymen to follow ...

... property during the late trade rigts, he protested against compensation being made Tories or persons who refused to employ Irishmen. Aldermen Burrews and Penrose objected to the chair being longer occupied by buffoon. O'Sullivan denounced them Orangemen ...

... Majesty's high approval the selection which the citizens had made. An Assailant Burns Charged with Hbrest. —At the meeting of the United Presbyterian Presbytery of Edinburgh, on Tuesday, the charge of heresy against the Bev. Fergus Ferguson, of Dalkeith, who ...

... independence, and, as re you have not united harmoniounly to receive us, Pi we will not decide upon ?? the arrival of our brothers. We will remain on board the ship to-night, and we will go to ian' hotel to. morrow. The Irishmen adhered to this resola. u- 'tion ...

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