... the House of Lordi could veithstand (applause). -IThe onlywvav in which Irishmen ever got anything was through 3being united,;- and the; test of his renarks, therefoare, was United i Irelsiid (applause). Alithogh they could no - go: nuto the qusition ...

... p-esied over the meeting, and has conveyed tin, sentiments of hpeople to Air. oParnelL A-llhonor to him an'd to (the Etannch Irishmen oz prosperous Livierpool At homethe WexfordCarrick-on-Sair, Cl.nmmel, .Atbione arnd Fermoy'BoarO - G uardians have adopted ...

... Lcotchmen (laughter), -I think: a question o- extending: Irish - hospitality to thle Queen should b:eleft in the hands of Irishmen (applause und laughter). - ,- -: The amendment was then put to the meeting, w~dthsre-roted- .- L-. - ?? . - -; Forthtle ...

... beng be spared to ca his the gbod work. Yin~ohn Morley.- Sir-V~ernon T>r-: cd¢ourt and-otheshave gaied. -th heies teem of Irishmen for -heae -in ib c. areifulinquiry into ourw~rong they nwe ly1 the stood up at .Westminster i and co - A 'Howabdt 0bnBrigt ...

... It-has got out that these ; 'meetings are4being held fox the pulrpose of. se-ledting a candidawte who 'will comimand thq. L united suppbrt of:the Unionists. The Derry Stcndairc.which .fough) t kniow,but ap- r upvlt~t noes.nt-sate hat 'a a meetpig hold' ...

... this movement but c t>hey hadl set =a gallantt and' inspiritfig E etvample.: and: bhd shown that down in E :thehearts of Irishmen there was a deep e aunselfish and earnest sympathy' for every man t oppressed (cheers). I that greait ccanty he s surely ...

... righ United Parishes, per Rev Jas XolahalP P ?? 68 0 0 :LEIT2L' COUNTY. Bornacoola Piarish, -per Robert Reivnoids, See- .. ?? 40 0 0 RoSCOMVN COUNTY; : B&Ilinameen Parish, Det John Kelyg 0SO 0 0 3.IPP EaaUy COMUTY. Anacarti' and Dousill (united parisbes) ...

... (applausej. I contend-al- though it may be7want ef modestyi'i me- to say t-I have striven somewhat in a .very dificult life to unite Irishmen, not only in Ireland; but all the worid over (applause),- and what I propose here now.is to strengthen the.Irish cause ...

... voluntary answrer, but an explanaion should be demanded in Parliament at the eariest moment. r-TE harehoiders of the Dublin United Traim c-wayk1; Company have reason to- - be satis- r fled-with their property. The Chairman's t tatement yesterday showed ...

... E~ril e brwater. WherP the emigreats had been ar ' -celled out the agents' part. ofthe buine to beat an end, and the poor- Irishmen anij ed were left to the tenoer mercies of those s language they knew not and with whoi the be said to have had nothing in ...

... hi and th gf t e Wrvice he haiedee to te-1 ciy an~d he thought the Chamber of Commerce' in a msatt~er lik thi Cbeld- unite wi0th he ?? ( rpzton of -Dblbin a~jdtk~thei fpr th work theyW had;* 4on lt carigo Lthat particular Ineasur^ a.- ?? all@--V~rv ...

... Pro- tsatanf ?? not claim to be an Irishman at aU. There was a large body of tLem, and they wroufil not call thernselves Irishmen at all. Whuat did they call themselves ? Ulster Scots; ,laughter). WeU, be had a great respect fort genuine Scots but he ...