... Rornanists out of Mr. Fronde's six and a-half are Irishmen (and many of them very ignorant at that), and that in any apprehended onslaught. upon American liberty all classes of Protestants would be united — let nie name another consideration not taken into ...

... at Chitin. Patti for the relief of Irish distress realised the sum of 8,000 dollar. Mr. Van Zandt he. refuFed the post of United States Minister at St Petersburg on the ground :hat the salary is inadequate. Sir Garnet Wo seley is to leave the Transvaal ...

... theoentn the fairway a Urge doable •« wing bridge riioaid erected, opened end closed by steam power. the plan adopted in the United Steteo, whendouUe swing bridges of from 400 te 000 ft span may seen Inplaese where the traffic infinitely more important than ...

... law-abiding subject of the Queen in those realmns, he took his stand upon that tenant-right platform ( Well done),; and united with them in demanding for Ireland a full and complete settle. ment of this question. He knew that an effort might be made ...

... wives and children, came in a body from Newtown, across the Big Bridge. When near Libanus Chapel they were kept at bay by the united son3 of Wales and England. The fight began by the throwing of stones. Ultimately both parties came to close quarters, and ...

... I poor of the dioceses of Tuam, Kerry, Ross, and Galway. His Eminence has established a fresh j claim on the gratitude of Irishmen, for whose ' physical, morat aad religious wants he displays unremittingly such laudable self-sacrificing solicitude in the ...

... whisky to their destruction it would be less necessary to make frantic appeals to the Government or landlords’ public charity” Irishmen are afraid of “ craythur have been long look external for help to begin now work self-mortification and privation There ...

... instance, the counties of Wicklow, Wexford, Carlow, and Kildare are united ; and the Recordership of Londonderry city and the County Court judgeship of Londonderry county are united, Mr, 3 Jan., 1880. ‘Curdy Greer, Kecorder of Derry, becomes County Court ...

... the want patronage and encouragement that it receives home. The Irish ladies will not we tr poplin. This is the explanation Irishmen render themselves, and indeed no other is required, of the present povertystricken condition of the home popliu trade Many ...

... that system from starvation, which was one of its most dreadful Ile, therefore, had come to appeal to the millions of Irishmen in the United States to help their brethren and co- Nationalists in their present struggle for Imancipation from the feudal system ...

... -offered t -verity or twenty-one specimens of wines and spirits, namely, port, Claret, Cypees, hock, French, white port, Pi - unite-, St George, sack Tokey, m alniseyenack, Frontig.tain, Plweentine, Mreieira, sherry-sack, a white wine rant named, &dark do ...

... Government of tardi- ness in carrying out the work of relief. He added that he anticipated great results from bis mission to United States.— Mr Dillon said that for four or rive months there would be something like people in Ireland ent rely destitute of ...