... stout young fellows athleiic aud brave ponsess'ng a high patriotic pirit, the enthusiwn of which had led them to jon the United Irishmen. They Lad fought at Ballivamuck aud narrowly wade their es-ape from the dresdful slaughter of tleir comntrymen that had ...

... stontest rebel could wish. recalled with pride the circumstance that that historic isle scut every man—but ono—to join United Irishmen in 1798, and went on to declaro that they had 'tongues to nttor curses long and deep against the fiendish system in whoso ...

... and the United States. They need not go further for illustration of Protestant superiority then their own country: they had it in pro -- - ir Roman Catholics and this further embittered many of the Presbyterians, that they became United Irishmen and fought ...

... ESPECIAL INTEREST FOR IRISHMEN, as producing evergreen tree, which, although only growing with us in its deciduous form, has become almost as much an emblem of our country as the shamrock itself. A tree that furnishes an Irishman’s trusty companion in ...

... own shoulders the responsibility making the Irish Government a success. he should fail the failure would be his own. and Irishmen would have to settle accounts with each other, instead of fathering their break-down upon the English. Any departure from ...

... Scotland, and Ireland, and under the supreme authority of one Parliament for the United Kingdom, and constructive legislation intended to meet the legitimate demands of Irishmen has been least gnat object with Radical Unionists the negative policy opposition ...

... O’Reilly had caught him, aud had set him on, and he was glad that ho had done so. A meeting of this kind united hearts in sympathy with Irishmen who were struggling for freedom at home. proved him (Professor Mac Neill) and the Irish people that there ...

... other nationalities, not forgetting that class of Irishmen who principally bail from Ulster. An American correspondent of the Time* recently described the Irish Celts as the only people in the United States who have no real regard for the American Government ...

... Unionists should become fused in one body. He stated, however, that the two separate organisations would bo better than both united, and in that view (his Grace) concurred, all events as regarded England, because there the orgauisatione were of sneli extensive ...

... down-trodden principalities have, when scourged too severely by their task.masters turned and made a fight for life aud liberty. Irishmen alone have taken their whipping patiently and with bowed head avd downcast eyes meekly sub‘mitted, only wincing as ever and ...

... and hitehall of the succes abroad of article whose power a* couquc.ot pain is with household word, Inasmuch a« it was in th* United States that the marvel! uas power of this remedy first became popularly known through the enterprise The Charles A. Vogpler ...

... during the short reign of her own native parliament. (Applause.) The Lecturer proceeded to refer to the great leve which Irishmen pessess for their country declaring that all the water of the Atlantic woild not wash out of their hearts their love for ...