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... hold reception tbs clergy of the United , I Oiocesee Ueblio, ami Ktldate i . the Palace, St. Stephen's green, Wcdocaday next, 3ed Janaary. to o'clock, fhe Atcbbirbop hopes bold rei cepuarj fur the clergy of the United Diocese, from 1 to o'clock p. ra ...
... who was out of place, colliding with Wightman in in tackling Gordon, the consequence being that both had to retire. The Irishmen team was now reduced to twelve, but they showed astonishing pluck with only six men in the pack (E. Roberston and Wiliams ...
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... diltress.Nl the postman much more than Christmas. Ostrich farming has been taken up some-'' what leteiy, it twems. in the United States. It is a paying occupation if srell managed, the best feathers fetching as much as £5 a bird. The strongest people ...
... that many of those who had subscribed to the Parnell, monument fund were not Irishmen• But, as he pointed out, he and the Lord Mayor went to America, not to appeal to Irishmen alone, but to appeal also to American citizens who could admire a heroic worker ...
... of bubonic plague part* of Europe the United State* Government have appointed medical officers at their principal Consulates to inspect passengers and vessels bound for the United States. Surgeon J Oskley, the United State* Marine Hospital Service, has ...
... (the Lord Mayor) that if the Irish unity they should unite anger Mr. fours would give them every assistance (ap- Mr. ond said that althongh he visited America years ago when the national was st and united, he had never paid a visit which inapired him with ...
... to America •ti spirt elate what Irishmen could do. In conclusion, the Lord Mayor paid a tribute to Mr. Redmond, and observed that a prominent p'ilitiann told him that if the Irish people wanted uniti they should unite under Mr. Redmond, rod that America ...
... two of tbn we,B matte up of good and Pat riotic greatest in the world, Mr. M'Mcnies and Mr. Irishmen. In conclusion, he thanked the com- St. Gordon, are Irishmen by birth (hear, hear), mittee on behalf of the Lord Mayor and bunand there was a strong feeling ...
... CARRICK. THE POLICE FOILED. M.P.'S DRAGGED OF THU, PLATFORM. EXCITING SCENES. SEVERAL MEETINGS HELD. Carrick, 10sday- The United Irish Lbgue esting caile4 by poster tc be held it the Towvi Hall 'here yester- day was proclad by Col Evanson, R 31, on 'the ...
... tyrannical organisation in the world. Tammany was the great Irish organisation of America. Nine-tenths Tammany were Irishmen. It was ruled Irishmen, and it ruled the greatest city the wprlo. the city New York (applause). And all the enmity that existed towards ...
... isauee aro not present matters interest Ulster elsewhere, tho attention of country being occupied with matters which should unite ratber than divide loyal citizens of all shade* politics. Tho object Mr. Balbocs’s visit is one which should especially commend ...