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... the national Exchequer, as in the United States. Sir Charles Legard, M.P., speaking at the Scarborough Licensed Victuallers' Association annual dinner last night, said they did not deßire to interfere with tho United Kingdom Alliance, but they did not ...
... trom 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 their brethren and co-nationaliste in their present struggle for emancipation from the feudal system ...
... of earnest consideration the part Irish-American citizens and friends of human freedom iiTcspeetivo of nationality in the United States. It was agreed that public hall should be placed at the disposal of Mr. Parnell in order that ho may deliver an address ...
... poker arrived quip dy the cerement dispersed the mob. The danger bad bean a rest use, so she pert.% tly well knew that if the Irishmen had discovered what she was about they would have turn her to pieces. There are certain insuperable difficulties about this ...
... that the London Parliament was engaged in the pretence of establishing religious equality amongst the different classes of Irishmen, it actually took a step which aggravated one gross injustice affecting the Catholics. While provision was made for the ...
... pledged to nothing in particular. The general secretary of the Confederation having been in communication with the leading Irishmen of the town for a few days, it was deemed necessary that some assistance from London was absolutely required, and Mr. .lnhn ...
... debar those present that evening from the use of the Town Hall, in which they were unsuccessful. (Applause). Irishmen he said had only to be united to make their pewer felt in the town which he had no doubt the recent action of those who had tried to influence ...
... eltoits ,;: Jr wish it was more). was speaking with Mr. Vlroene last night, and .Is thought the sum would ibo. Ilol'i „ the Irishmen of America will not forgot then duty to the mother of whole-souled, true Irishmi. remain, dear ‘•155 Warren-street, Newark ...
... Supper, in the Welsh Language, in the Metropolis, according to the ritual of the Established Church: and whilst Scotebmen and Irishmen been long enabled to join in the worship of Almighty' God, in their native tongues; (according to the forms of that Church ...
... chief scene of bis exploits this design Irishmen, at home and abroad, of every creed and class, and all who value true greatness of character and the fame of the land of their birth, can readily and cordially unite. The sectarian hate and political bitterness ...
... from starvation, which was one of its most dreadful requite. 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 stru— , le for emancipation from the feudal system ...
... Auotralia. on.l th, of many mittiono of aeres of pasture lands. Tho Prroi•lent .4 is reportol to PAU.. 01.1 1110 IF•7 to the Unit..l nt:thnO.l Ile to pntbably is dight from a nnrolution. 3.1v0P have bra aub,rvilted at Chicago foe the tho chatty., Tn.. fork ...