... them. It found a dominant feeling ot reenge aaong Anerican Irishmen to the Britsh Empire, and has changed that to friendly responsiVeness. And finally, it has been the indirect means of uniting witb bands of g2odwill the masses of England SOtland, Wales ...

... entrust to them the administration of the law, the enforcement of justice, or the guardianship of the lives and property of Irishmen of all parties and creeds. We will first of all state baldly the conclusions at which the Comnmissionersarrived with regard ...

... rescued from the slow torture of starvation. We, the Irishmen ous Reighley, desire also to record our satistfaction with. the state of the Irish register in our own town-and indeed throug;hout the United ;ingdem-ana we loolk forward wvith profound confidence ...

... persons of John Dillon, William O'Brien, and others, and attribute their movements to the-intrigng of false friends and 'ati-Irishmen, who 'ought to he the people's guides and protectors. Air. Mason Stewart seconded the resolution. lr. Henry O'Shea supported ...

... ordering the arrest and prosecution of Mr. William O'Brien, M.R, and Mr. John Dillon, MP., for advising thetenantryof Ireland to-unite against tyrant landlordism, and guard agasnst the reputition of the fatal error committed by the people, who, on the eve of ...

... that Act provides that any person within this United Kingdom who shall seek to deprive the Queen or her successors to the Imperial Crown, or levy war against her or her heirs or succeors in any part of the United Kingdom, in order, by restraint, to compel ...

... have T ie 'nes Commission fi quoted here. Thre partisans wereon the bench and tlierc they deliveed their opnion, for wich Irishmen had of ti no respect. ?? Mr. Bonan asked he magistrates o decide whether that he was entitled to read frm h report of the ...

... millions of Irishmen in the United States t wonlu back up Tipperary. If this struggle a was to go on for ten years, said Mr Dillon, s he yolu should not want for money, so long as a those ten millions of Irishmen live and prosper or in the United States ...

... Mr T. Lee Roberto, barrister, London, the Hers Gladatonlian, candilate for Greenock, last night addressedl a rnieting of Irishmen at Grecunoci, VC5W under the auspices of the local brunches of the the I Rational League. most L Mr Enoch Harvey, a mtmbler ...

... interview with a press repre- sentative to-day, Mr. O'Brien announced his inten- tion of visiting Canada after his tour in the United States. He declared that he could devote a month to touring in New York State alone, in order to satisfy the numerous deputations ...

... Ireland a measure of atonement, deliver- ance, and justice. 'The Liberal party -intend to do justice to Ireland, not because Irishmen were Liberals, but becauee they were Liberasi-them- aelves. , i j M. lNAQUET ON THE COSIS. e (REUTBS TELEGRAV.> A letter ...

... of the several Continental powers was then touched upon. The Italian and German fieets, Sir Charles Dilke observed, would unite against the French, but he considered that the latter was now in a position to carry on a victorious fight against the combied ...