... ATTITUDE OF AMERICAN IRISHMEN. A Renter's telegram, dated Washington, Mondav, savs: The national officers of th'; Ancient Order o't H.bcrnians have held a meting here, an.l lave issued a statement pressing their loyalty to the United States, declaring that ...

... in Ireland j y*tni manufacturing crime and saddling upon . the United Irish league, so as to give the Government an excuse for the introduction of coercive I measures. Mr asked why Irishmen should desire to see nation victorious Sou in Africa which had ...

... to-day went aboard the transports Kild«»nan Castle ami the Cymric, which arrived lu re with Saturday, and inspected the u. THE UNITED STATES AND THE TRANSVAAL. A ReuUrs telegram, ilated New York, Mon Uv, A Washington telegram to the w«ys it js authoritatively ...

... denuded of 4.7 guns for tho Transvaal owing to our deficient supply. SIIOOTIXQ Ol' IRISHMEN. Wynozlam said that no information to the alleged shooting of live Boers and two Irishmen after the battle of Belmont by order of Lord Methuen, whcreui>on urged that ...

... the war, and proceedings various Cao?,e the ocialisla to intervene affairs. As for ourselves, M. °ontmfj(a it our duty to unite more W, J® British Socialist pro- r ® lc ° alone has dared prounjust war. dut I combat at bum* cxiinim'.». who are trving bring ...

... the recent unitj® in London. thai all the and differences which had exited tor» long, and which were scandal and burning to Irishmen all the world over, m length end. One pleasant featured!* proceedings—and he it would* acted u[)un —was decision arrived ...

... Irish sections on opposite sides of the House, and prevent united action for the common good of land. Answering Redmond, said: four names lately gazetted for tlio Victoria Cross two were irishmen. LAST NIGHT'S DIVISION. The minority who supported Lord Edmund ...

... the Irish septs united under single chief. Mr Redmond knows his own mini His rivals have shilly-shallied, and one after another they have been shouldered aside. Eight years of disunion have passed, and again the Irish party stand.-, united. prepared to plav ...

... fashionable intelligence wo read that Bam Loates, the jockey, and his wile, have returned from Monte Carlo. The paopers of the United Kingdom number 800,000, and placed four abreast, would form column miles in length. A wag says that the only way to cure Sir ...

... the head of Unit«l Irish League art not contrnrv-min led this interesting appeal for pecuniarv .-id of the Irish League, J)r O'Brien's or Ran, the Irish People, .savs: X,, 0!1 j,. r or or '' ®loquent statement duty of Nationahst Irishmen has fiiaced ...

... general election would see the Liberals returned by a small majority, or parties about evenly divided. F:voe to face with a united Nationalist party, it will the cue of Tory candidates to point out those possible contingencies, and to urge that the electors ...

... Commandant Pretoria cf the Boer forces, who was similarly locajiaeitattd. UNITED SENATE FAVOURS IIOE At of United States Senate yes-let>lay. Mr Allen uie following reaolution: The United States exteiKls it£ F>*mpa,thy to j>eoj>lo the South Atriian Republic ...