... quickly settled.' In San Domingo there is considerable feeling at the action of France, but the Dominican representative in the United States announces that the claim by France will be paid, and that no insult was offered to the French Consul. According to ...

... Office authorities bae intimated that if the battialin after deopatoling one full oempany, can raise a second company of Irishmen either -from their own or other corps in Liverpool, that also will be accepted. The 1st Lancashire Royal Engineers (Volun- ...

... invitation anda waruing to England to close up old domestic strifes and dissei- SLonS, not toperpetuate and enlarge them ; to unite the governing races of the empire-the peoples of these two islands-in mutual confidence and goodwill : in a word, to make the ...

... wings. The movement A was daringly conceived and brilliantly executed, t and Marching through Georgia is a tune the b United States will always have great good reason to recollect.' I have to-day been shown a letter from a young a fellow of good family ...

... were received yesterday at Buckiugham that the committee organising the Imperial Yoo- nianry had decided that the following units would be the first for embarkation to the Cape:-Wilts (tw o), Leicestershire, IDerbyshire, Warivickshire, Stidiordsbire, Yorkshire ...

... was, at least, a man worth fighting against. An account of the latest proceedings oi the two sections of irre- concilable Irishmen in America who are trying to keep aglow the slumbering ashes of Fenianism have reached thd Times, no doubt through the old ...

... be pri'iid that General Roberts is an Irishman, and that in all toe wars Aat we ndave naa none have .done better work than Irishmen. It remains for us now to driink to their health, and wish th-m sod-speed. (Cheers.) Captidn Warwick Williamns said he e ...

... UpOn 'U Ireland at the present tiCe, What Lish- r men want is what they hare now got, u and that is united aiction upon consti- .i tational lines. Irishmen have done Much for 1: Liberalism in the past. O'Connell was a con- sistent Free Trader, and it is ...

... amendment as it appears in the London press, of the words 'United Kingdom,'to 'Great Britin and Ireland'? The phrase 'United Kingdom' is nothing but a tyrant's lie, and should only be recognised by Irishmen for the purpose of repudiating it.-Yours, &e., F. HuGe ...

... this a few rose and went out, but thb majority retained their seats. O'Connell said: i I will tell you the truth; you aie Irishmen, I therefore brave men. The floor is giving way and we must leave this room at once If there is a panic and a rush to the ...

... just ended the export of coal from each port in the United Kingdom to eaelc country abroad, together with a suminary statement showing the export of coal fronm the principal districts of the United Kingdomn to the principal grroups of fore-gn countries; ...

... which I heard the gospel of war. All hail to th'e united Irish party? But for pity's sake, Messrs. Healy and O'Brien, stop your newspaper Tecrimioations. They are interesting only to the baser kind of Irishmen. The cause of Ireland is too great and too sacred ...