... Ireland are con- demned, and words of encouragement are offered to the brethren in Ireland, amd an made to Irishmen and the friends of Ireland in the United Ntates to aid by every means in their power the extension of Fenian octrines. The Rev. W. C. Planket ...

... 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 ...

... inant tome • t a month before, and Galled lairoarna or Puts TEA. Remember who you are talking to, air . mid all 100,000 Irishmen and Iriohwomen who each contribute emut •ct ''' n w P er Pee believed he was wmewhere towards Knuteforil. 1 indignant parent ...

... minutes' talk from him, in the wrong direction, would have stimulated those Irishmen into an armed attack upon the Chinese quarters, and the bloodiest riot ever seen in the United States. But he took a high, manly stand, defending the Chinese, and denouncing ...

... the French Benevolent Society established in that city. He said, in explanation of his presence, that although he was in the United States to seek repose and to be silent, he could not resist the appeal made to him on behalf of his suffering fellow-countrymen ...

... same loyal sup; notion tLeu tLe people wil be the happiest people in t! aboas | were if you will permit me to add—except the Unite r the (Applause ) One of the songs sung to-night aaid ¢! This Is rica was the only hope of sweet liberty. —a patriotic mistake—an ...

... Reduction of Postage oa Letters to thi United States.— On the Ist of January and thenceforward, the combined rate of British and United States postage io the United Kingdom, addressed to any port of the United States, and whether conveyed by pocket or ...

... the speaker but facts every day occurring. Irishmen, who in their own country were ill-conditioned and ever repining at their own wretchedness and the government under which they lived, may be found in the United States surrounded with all the comforts of ...

... may be one or two Geirnans-(looking at Mr. Sohumacher amidst applause and laughter).there may perhaps be one or two poor Irishmen-(looking at Mr. Foley-applause and laughter)-and now and then a ?? at Mr. Perot-(a-. plauee and laughter)-but who ever saw ...

... the most brutal and shameless outrages we have ever been called on to chronicle. At some point below Auburn, five drunken Irishmen got on the train and paid their fare to that point, after some hesitation. They were furnished with the ordinary checks for ...

... begiu with, is a plain source of je | e Physical, mental, and moral peculiarities go with blood, and not with language, In the United States the negroes have 5 spoken English for generations, but no one on that ground would call them or expect them to differ ...

... ten years ago I proposed to give Birmiagham, I six members ; at least the largest towns were appo the number of six, In the United States evar the is made (every ten years), the nux members is apportioned to the changed populati: thus every ten years the ...