... 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 ...

... system from starvation, whiohwasoneofitsmost dreadful results. He, therefore, had come to appeal to the million* of Irishmen into© United States to help their rethren and 00-nationalists in their present struggle for emancipation from the feudal system ...

... starvation, which wvas one of its most. dreadiful results. He, 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 emanucipationl from the feudal system ...

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

... Lie believed that ere long the wish of the Irish patriots would he realised, and that the orange and tli?e green should be united, and tbat the Protestant and Catholic would work together. Mr DUlon, who followed, confir?ed all that' Mr Parnell had said ...

... nor unconstitutional measures were, he said, contemplated or deemed necessary sad he believed if Irishmen of all colours and j creeds could be induced to unite to demand the redress of their by constitutional means, the patriotism of Ireland would be speedily ...

... Irish fellowtownsmen his opinions on this question ; he had already told them it was the duty of Loth Englishmen and Irishmen to unite in an endeavour to remove the existing discontent in the si.-ter isle. At the close the lecture, in replying to a vote ...

... Mail.) By SupMaRINE CABLE. New York, Jan. 4. Mr Parnell addressed an orderly and en- thusiastic audience of 6000 to 8000 Irishmen in Madison Square Gardens this evening, disclosing the objects of his mission to America, and defending the land movements ...

... report of the American Iron and Steel Association, half-a-million of tons more of iron and steel have been manufactured in the United States in 1879 than in 'lB7B, or in previous year. Ir will be noticed that en ofctal adrertiaeluent froze Dundee to subscriptions ...

... thsre as Ameer, and to raise an army support the boy claims to the throne. EDINBURGH UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERY. A meeting of the Edinburgh Presb) tery of the i United Presbyterian Church was held to day in the ' hall of the Young Men's Christian Association ...

... WHUB Mr Paroell is begging in the United States , and . The O'Donoghuo is aeeliingf to mato his election sure by a violent land Bpeech at Killarnoy , the people who have listened to Mr Parnell and believed in the doctrmesnwr taught by The O'D dnpghua ...

... merry to his good character. His parenta who there were present at the D Mat. Ibc alleged was to the of weetili g °centre :- Irishmen, aseemble your thousands The Council met last night-the Preview' hart a trades' unions were rcaistered, and reside at Dainie ...