... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Government of tardiness in carrying out the work of relief. He added that he anticipated greet results his iniedon to the United States. Mr Dillon said that for four or five monthrthere would he something like 2 1 50,000 people in Ireland entirely deiititute ...

... assurances from trustworthy quarters, and relief may be afforded. At the same time, it la necessary:to remember that, so long as Irishmen continue to look to the land as their aole means of subsistence, so long 'will there be famine perennial poverty. There is ...

... French papers have spoken , and the best of them have reprobated the action of tlie obstructives and land agitators . In the United States a good deal of the samo feeling is shown . At one time the States were a sort of Tom Tiddler ' s ground to any Irish ...

... demonstration of unemployed ■poor held in London on Saturday the Irish element largely predominated. Two of the speakers were Irishmen, and their fellowcountrymcn are alleged have formed three-fourths of the assemblage. those who consider for momont the migratory ...

... doing juatics to Ireland In these matters where she is unjustly uacd , while the Conservative ! vote asalnEt her , that Iho Irishmen of Sheffield supported Mr Waddy , who plainly told then that he Was ( Sppoted to Holnei Rule , anil opposed Mr Wortley who ...

... French papers have spoken, and the best of them have reprobated the action of the obstructive§ and land agitators. In the United States a good deal of the same feeling is shown. At one time the States were a sort of To Tiddler's ground to any Irish patriot ...