... made any way to the barricade. Then a man with a leery fair mute :who passed close to rue, and looked at use in a way that unit rod souiearhat of 'mutiny, but I passed on apparently oblivious of hie pre fence, and Roos the harrier with its ticket - pouching ...

... CON:rtEILEt3 INSTRANCE t u N u - The High ColllLOri , of Merthyr (Mr. H. W. Smithey) hair rti,reirod the follonius to 'hi.. (unit :--A Friend, EL 6.; 1 r. H. T. Jones, LI Ir.; Mr. T. Ninloe, LI le.; T.D. 10.61.; Mr. W. W. Meredith, \lr. Annut 10. 61.; Mrs ...

... sbe showed it to slid away trout her until the sound that trickled through air wee Mat of a fountain heard through a row• units. And then the fanation of the end the bare walla and the windows was too touch her. She long th.• C..t, Di,a' as it should ...

... the 3lerthyr and Dietriet Robert Emmet Branch of the United Irish League of Great Britain, held on Sunday in the Trevethick Hall, an interesting lecture was given by Mr Wilson on the duty of Irishmen in Wales toward* Ireland and the land of their adoption ...

... ihe quantity daily —and without that oupply the works mutt have operation,. seteral week. ego. That would hays Imes a oaf/unite for thousands of sod Clair and a gnat t, n, o well Ai to the rttepay,ta at We then urge the of the while of Merthyr to water ...

... in him 'Aire. on Irish nationality,dealt with his mod fitly, gad was liaterved to throughout with rapt amen. He urged the Irishmen of this locality to come forward and enroll themselves member.. of the league. Previous to the consd,icii of the g. Mr Wilson ...

... D. Ilughre (Monett) to coots* the seat, as is pmerally reported. Uerrsn rotors. A crowded newton of Thomas branch of tire United Irish of Great Britain held owl &today afternoon in the Odaffellows' 11.11 at being received from the Brynmawr branch. Mr ...

... orneteere of Stettin, the large attenesnee, especially it wee a tine Bentley Afternoon, and he thought it showed that the Irishmen of the district had the Menem of their lumber country deeply at heart. Their ouuntry ful teen for yews *tilting for legislative ...

... bits to melee, tke of company Thara are costraetors playlet a very Important port hie Merit., Ike,. are Irishmen who an espprosed to members of United Irish Images. ea of salami bias., flow they no for their behsvlnew comsat for tbs of am make out It wm ...

... HO rag. Mr Davis.; msg. Mr Arabes Huss L rag, F. W. Jute.; mutation, Mr W. J. Teem A gnu. of thanks all who put t S.•tiles. UNITE! , —At Robert PO/PLNA —On the Emmet ledge ea Sunday, Mr Quieten is the hair, fine night of the Now Year • Seine was held ...

... night public, meeting was held el the Drill Hell. Merthyr, under the auspices of the Merthyr sad Due ls,. branches of the United rieh League. Mr John Callinan, the se ober for Tipperary, 10. prinsoped speaker. color occupied ay Mr member of the Board ...

... and 6 p.m. respectively, when the Rev. William Janie.. WA., Llano dymul, and R. J. June., M.A., Aberdare, pied the pulpit. UNITED faun LIAGelt.--The usual meeting O f the above was held on Sunday, Mr Daniel Green, (Vice-President) in the chair. The I greeter ...