... province* was also handled with, des- nilicent receptions got iu America the patch. The staff were able to keep fairly well Irishmen of that coiyitry; who, like their kith abreast, of this work throughout the season, and kin. at home, are filled with the ...

... -the very best Natio-ali-t* are in the public service. Again, the Civil Series kee-pe good many ori hant and ex-s'lent young Irishmen from emigratin o, and that ie an importtint point to remember. Don’t you think so? “Wind-Gall. —We are very much afraid that ...

... Killeen, Co. Councillor, CTaremorris, was selected by majority of votes to contest South Mayo against the the Executive of the United Irish League, who will b© put forward at the coming Convention. Mr. P. J. Costello, J.P., Chairman of Baliinrohe District ...

... fought .. ' . Mr I*™* A - •fcyrne proposed a rote thca*s. which was accorded the lecturer and exhorted all Irishmen rally round the and present united front in the forthcoming election. Despite the inclemency of the weather, ♦ Irish gathering assembled on ...

... ceoded expectation. Twenty-eight student* j were regularly present, some of whom came from a distance —from Edinburgh the United States, and the ‘North of Ireland. In. Juiy the annual summer, school was -held. In addition , to the usual classes in Old ...

... family m comfort, all that was the work of the Trbh Party ; it was done united, efficient, and pledge-bound Party, and any man who wished to break that Party, or set one cia£s of Irishmen against another, the man that would create dissension in the country ...

... proves it. A united Irish Party, held together in genuine discipline, acting as one man, keeping the Party pledge, both in the spirit and in the letter—that is the first essential of the situation. We have no doubt Ireland will have genuinely united Party after ...

... the duty which he corveeivedr an Irish Nationalist owed his country, though ho might have made mistake*. This wa* time for* united action the part of Irish Nationalists. There was room for dissension. there were, dil opinion, the place to settle them A’ ...

... Mr. John Glaney, M.P, Selected. THE WORK OF THE IRISH PARITY. MR. REDMOND’S LEADERSHIP. Last w-eek, in the offices of the United Irish League, Upper O’Corpaell street,, the Nationalist Convention foe,the selection of candidate for the Parliamentary r ...

... 1603. Northern Star, organ of United Irishmen, first published, 1792. 5 | W. | Trial of Kk-kbam, 1866. 6 Th. Great storm (“ llie Big Wind ”) in Ireland, 1839. 7 | F. Bond Edward Fitzgerald Joined tire United Irishmen. 1757. 8 $.( Trinity College, Dublin ...

... the Irish prisoners, has been relieved of the burden of 1.000 dollars mortgage on his little home New Bedford. Connecticut Irishmen contributed the money through the efforts Oapt. Lawrence O’Brien and John New Haven, and John Moriaivy of aterbury The rooms ...

... allows her united and pledge-bound Party be discredited and disrupted, then that evil fate which has dogged the footsteps of our country all through the history of the past will again mar her hopee and destroy the greatest chance for Irishmen for the last ...