... they are under existing circumstances ; but there is less occupation in the towns in Ireland than there is in France, and Irishmen are less provident and ploddingly industrious than Frenchmen, The danger of the experiment, therefore, would be much greater ...

... korthern Farmer.” The Freeman's Journal has initiated a defence fund for the Irish Land Leaguers. and appeals to all patriotic Irishmen to contribute, remarking that in the legal contest the Government has a very great advantage. They have almost monoj lised ...

... produce of the soil, and done so little to promote and increase the best cultivation, as in Ireland, and it was the duty of Irishmen to agitate against the coutinuance of the system. Ho neither asked for the abolition of landlordism uor the establishment ...

... with cruel treatment of the tenants. Such exciting speeches are prndux-in% the natural effect. A meeting of representative Irishmen resident in London has been held with a view to the establishment of a branch of the Land League in the metropolis, which ...

... for a Parliamentary inquiry into the grounds of the demaud. By these means Mr. Lancaster is understood to have secured the United Irish vote. But he probably by the same means divided the Liberal vote, and converted what at the last election was a minority ...

... unjustly suffer indignity or outrage, and the Jews of the world—trne to their racial and religious instinets and obligations—unite as one man to champion, and, if possible, redress the wronged and relieve the suffering. And yet withal ‘the one touch of nature ...

... with him, and who only wished that ancient discord might come to an end, so that the people of the British Isles might become united not only in name but in feeling. Commenting on the Lord Licutenant's speech, at the Lord Mayor's banquet, the Zlrish Times ...

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... the country but that of the working class,” it has become necessary “to frame a social and political programme, which shall unite the great body of the people, 1 quite irrespective of party, in favour of those principles of justice, freedom, and steady ...

... York, whero others are being constructed, Still more sensational is the account given of a sworn secret society of “ United Irishmen organized at a convention in Philadelphia a year ago. A report of a meeting of the Directory of this society, in New York ...

... public, 219 local, and six private, It is announced that her Majesty bas been pleased to coufer tha title of a Baron of the United Kinggom upon the Marquis of Tweeddale, the Earl of Howth, Lord Reay, Sir Harcourt Johustone, Bart., Sir Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks ...

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