... continued to act as they had been doing lately we would , FOOR have a town Ilt . to corattre with any town of size in the United Kingdom. The Mayor—There is • very important and toast, the toast of those gentlemen who as not into the waysof making mosey ...

... to the English connection. and especially to the person of the Queen ; indeed, during the Oregon Boundary dipute with the United States (1 think it was), he declared that his Repealers alone would wipe out the pretentious Americans and assert the sovereign ...

... Oh .mberlain read a telegram from a Town Cou minor of Maritzburg, on behalf of himself and his brother Irishmen in Natal, stating that the Irishmen iu Natal unitedly support the Government. In reply to Mr I) A Thomas, Balfour said that immediately after ...

... munitions. There are, no doubt, many Irishmen who believe that such a fight as the South African Republics are making would better serve the cause of Irish Freedom and better accord with the traditions of Irishmen, and we are far from denying that, under ...

... name of Irebuel. [hey should also say the , It r a .i. was refused they could get an in Ireland's cause they wo i'd b • all united. an I th_ei Ith r else •t i meet. the day of their detivenince we' at hand. Alltelin: Hr . 4'l begged to propose an amendment ...

... oat wan I previous ball. being their in huge numbers the been of the Oat -ion. In striking con- : al so °peas,' saiu 1 t units a drop Ilse 1)111, uu tile a tient µgra ids I.te to he s p a r e d, catmint was in the vet efficient hands of MINI Hart, treat ...

... Union, wrote forwarding the following copy of a resolution for the Council's adoption :--` That, viewing with dismay, as all Irishmen must, the continued decimation of the Irish race, and believing that the only remedy lies in rooting the people in the soil ...

... members to the inersue of the spirit duty. Mr T M HEALY—We have now reached a period when the Government of the so-called United Kingdom are obliged to bring in a Budget of £150.000000 in one year, an amount equal to one-fourth of the National Debt. When ...

... justly and her oatmeal aspiration• given practioal recurgoittoo, there wee a thing left for Irishmen bat to keep pegging on on the old lines—their watehwerie` United we stand, divided we fall Ireland for tee Irish;' and ' The land for the people' (applause) ...

... Army Order o' Mama 7. Her Majesty the orders teat Irishmen, wheth. r its Iris.. rriontruto not, shall be avowed to w. er use shaiuroct on ?struck's Hay, aud u,e ctowninn.lenat ',dia.,* of battalions and units in tn. chatnct are to moist. pa to convey Her ...

... red or ilorti by one ignite; and when she comes to ibilAin Castle were they, the sons of Irishmen; thee who inherited the spirit espersion and dr;ires of Irishmen, were they to forget the Irish before her smile ? Now was the day and hour to apply themselves ...

... coming to Ireland after 39 years of cold neglect, because the only fighting men nod-e her b were Irishmen (hear, bear). But if 15.000 or 20,000 Irishmen were so effective in fighting under the banner of Eogleod, what would be the effect of twenty times ...