... him fling him thnoigli the open doorway. Matniceio put his baud on hi, shoulder. No, Marron ; we promised there be no leiter, unit there shall not. Is. any:* In the name of --what will In the end of it' Logan wan liwitig sow, am! riot the foreigia•s. The ...

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... with Grant. The state of society betokened is not healthy, and we hope that the alma: of sensation having been reached, the I United States will tone down to a recognition of all those beautiful, honourable, chaste and wholesome virtues which are the cba ...

... propose to Parliament the purchase of the Irish Railways, because if there was any one question in which Irishmen of all classes and creeds were united in opinion, it was just this one. But, whether under the influence of Mr. Robert Lowe, or not, we cannot ...

... are told, is one of the finest-looking regiments in the British Army ; well set up, w ane ezoellent shots. They are mostly Irishmen, and average five fest nine inches in height. In physique a great many of them are equal to the beet of the Guards. — Bombay ...

... intelligenee was concerned they might reaseasbly ley claim to large a proportion sa soy other people, and that when the minds of Irishmen were unclouded, and their intellerta I not dwarfed by external el.twat. of a deposits's astute, they aro telly able to ...

... amelioralead them, in three months, to fight the British ti. That such an arrangement does not involve tiou of that portion of the United Kingdom.' That army with their naked hands. Our people are now any change in the existing constitution of the Ito- is the ...

... hi» native city, to THOMAS FKANOIS MEAGHKK. We feel confident that only anticipate your wishes, when we ask Irishmen of all classes and creeds unite in a glorious endeavour pay respect one who cast a lustre upon the land that gave him bi.th, and honour to ...

... -whe tte t being no speciatinatruetions on the point. SERIOUS • FIG IIT AMONGST IRISHMEN. On Monday, between five and six o'clock, a quarrel took place Amongst some Irishmen in the house No. 18 Hardman Street, Manchester, and serious consequences. ensued ...

... several persons were submitted to the Cortes, Prince of Italy obtained nearly 900 votes, while Prince ALFONSO had only two unite. But the nation became irritated at a foreigner swaying Spanish destinies, and the young Italian Prince gladly escaped from ...

... America to get her black and white difficulties arranged somehow. While the frequently-predicted annexation o: Cabs by the United States seems se tar off se ever, judging from the fall text of President Grant's I mt saimes, car own country has very quietly ...

... into a state of excitement by a faction fight between four Irishmen, two of them, it is said, north countrymen and two southerners. It appears that at N 04.13 and 18, If ardman-street, live Irishmen, named respectively William Patterson, nen., William Patterson ...