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... various countries of the world now use 15,400 Efferent kinds of postage-stamps. IT is curious fact that two out of every th:el Irishmen who go to America remain in the Easteru States, while two out of every three German immigrants go West at once. Ezromuitzarrs ...
... ready to assist the United Irish Party, and as a member of our groat National Organization I will do all I eat towards working out the freedom of Ireland, and to increase the prosperity not only of my own constituency. but of United Ireland. (Cheers.) ...
... a stranger to meetings of the United Irish I will now coeclude by asking 'e meeting to consider the several questions on the circular and get those queries answered and sent forward to the Central Executive of the United Irish League. It was unanimously ...
... Denunciation of England's Invasion of the Boer Republics. ENGLOWS BM GENERALS WERR IRISHMEN. Wo take the following report cf an interview of the Editor of the Chicago Times-Herald aiith Major Easton Jameson. in which the Reliant and very worthy Member ...
... Trinder, who was a survivor of a ship recently stink, to relate to hie axprisons of been torpedoed. Mr Triader—Lsdies sad am an Irishmen (cheers) and come from. Skibberestu Co Cork. He hoped were all and all with Ragland in this light for liberty. Americo; the ...
... Chairman and was unanimously adopted : Resolvel—That we, the Kilrush Urban bistrict Council of Kilrush, in common with all Irishmen the world over beg earnestly to add our voice to the many revolutions passed by the representative public bodies in asking ...
... as tar as I coati devoted his great metaled talents to eetleavour to set all the different sections of Irishmen in this Howe, now so happily united. owe more at He would give as Hone Bale but no linancial to settle this I will venture to hope when the ...
... d our national vice—not certainly because Irishmen are more intenTer,le than English or Scotehmen, for the expenditure on intoxicat . iv drinks in Ireland is less than a tenth of the drink bill of the United I Kingdom, which amounts to nearly £155,000 ...
... who frame the laws and policy of this country. God grant that the coming century may find Irishmen firmly grafted on Irish soil, and, believe me, that Irishmen, with full control over the fiscal laws and finances of their own country, can alone insure ...
... Patti. When ordy three years old she crossed the Mambo with her parents, the next fifteen yews of her life being spent in the United States. Adelina Patti's first public appearance was in 1850 at a charity concert in New York, at which the created a furore ...
... found herself the bride of Robert Shapland Carew, to whom in 1856 came an Irish barony, and four years after a barony of the United Kingdom. The Lady Carew of to-day Is a granddaughter of the late Sir John Hesketb Lethbridge, third baronet, and is one of ...
... promised Lincoln to raise a tip of one extended to the tip ei the other.' You look angry. Penn: Oh, I'm sizzling. brigade of Irishmen, and to resign as soon as The body of the greatlyrapsesbies that It took me an hour to button up my wife ia they were mustered ...