... IH reply, announced that seek snppcil in his end land syitem. save the victims that • j one its most dread I coma appeal to United States help tb In their present strngg feudal system of land tei earnest ol their i had heart. public demonstration of extended ...

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

... ro- tion, which was one of its most dreadful results. He, 3 the therefore, had come to appeal to the millions of Irishmen i .nd in the United States to help their brethren and co-nation- I the alists in their present struggle for emancipation from the -A ...

... appropriation of a portion of the surplus to the relief of the distress would be hailed with woim approval from the majority of Irishmen, the chances are thought to be that they wi'lelect to risk what may described the minimum of displeasure. The most unsatisfactory ...

... misrnle. He bslieved that ere long the wish of the Irish patriots would be realuedj and that the orange and tbe green should be united, and that the Protestant and the Catholic would work together. Mr Dillon, who followed, confirmed all that Parnell had said ...

... misrule. He believed tbat ere long tbe wish of the Irish patriots would be realised, and that the Orange and the Green should be united, and that the Protestant and Catholic would work together.— Mr Dillon, who followed, confirm- ed all that Mr Parnell had said ...

... English misrule. He believed that era long the wish of the Iririi patriots woold be realised, and that the orange and gram would united and that Protestants and Catholics would work together.— Mr. Dillon, who followed, confirmed all that Mr. Parnell had mid ...

... constitutionally dry are would the reservoir or brewery on all the keep supplied with potatoes” John down herrings Pkila-vtlphia Unit She was hustling little woman her mite of a girl by her side and she stood before magistrate the Yorkville Police Court courtsied ...

... more direct State intervention in works carried on by themselves, to which there are obvious objections. MR PARNELL IN THE UNITED STATES. York, January 2. Mr. Parnell, M.P., and Mr. Dillon arrived here today in the Cunard steamer Scythia. At the quarantiue ...

... known only to Mr. Parnell himself. The outrageous Irish in the United states—and we regret to say that for the peace of mind of sensible Americans there are rather too many outrageous Irishmen in the States —will, course, applaud Mr. Parnell to the echo ...

... see the realisation of the dream of some eminent Churchman—the re-union of all denominations, and the re-establishment of a united Christian Church ; but we had at least taken a step in the right direction, being more for hearing, and more charitably diet:need ...

... UNITED STATES. MESSRS. PARNELL AND DILLON. Borrotr, January 13th. Messrs. Parnell and Dillon had an enthusiastic reoeption hers yesterday. Mr. Wendell Philips spoke to favour la aiding Irish sufferers. ACCIDENT TO A MELTHAM TRAIN. A portion of the train ...