... DISLOYAL IRISHMEN. Representatives of the Irish societies of America, at a meeting held hi Philadelphia, have decided to raise i fund of a million dollars to eluip volunteers to serve with the Boers. RUSSIA AND AFGHANISTAN. It is stated by a Standard ...

... Office authorities bae intimated that if the battialin after deopatoling one full oempany, can raise a second company of Irishmen either -from their own or other corps in Liverpool, that also will be accepted. The 1st Lancashire Royal Engineers (Volun- ...

... (bear, hear) Tho Trishmen will be provd that Genera] is an Irishman, snc thee in all oor wars none heve done better work than Irishmen (heer, hear) Hie lordship here announced thet Pn vate formerly of the 6th (Insa), apd now serving at the front wrth the Grens ...

... be pri'iid that General Roberts is an Irishman, and that in all toe wars Aat we ndave naa none have .done better work than Irishmen. It remains for us now to driink to their health, and wish th-m sod-speed. (Cheers.) Captidn Warwick Williamns said he e ...

... y for WIMP brag ascanged the Lord hirso.lf the opportunity to &hew a Width of ounforts tied el the men. lite o .d prthent• unit she fonn twin of amok, • tam thantor pier• sad a forefoot the handl.. •slt Ibo Lord Igor Jelnered tool 'perch 110 said besappotod ...

... lectures are to be illus- trated by lantern views. MsmoG oF Lm pociL ItaiBMLN. -Lst even. ing a crowded meeting of Liverpool Irishmen was held in the Jchilee Hall, Burlinaton-street, under the anspicee of the Irish Nationalist Association of Scotiand Division ...

... fo tme suet bets c the nde . b rut se took a pehet w Immedi had te ttst ?? O Tn bu tn t p Pbay W0EBury X ewtae Unite 2i ?? dE grtai. Unite ww short t f Prist an the OonAyhd 3 *p ? orS ter inga h Litehaw. P iesceseue1qsm~ Rei Bolto Waad ?? s IWIR N BXTA¶X ...

... conduct ti in sinking past differences for the purbose of re- r uniting their forces, and express our carnest hope tl this excellent example may be followed by the f, rennion of the Irishmen of LiverpooL ir h DARING BURGTARY AT f f] CHESTER. Yesterday ...

... which cannot be said to be favour. t able to Irishmen as a prima fasie casue C Mr. WYNDHAM.-Certainly not, sir, unless a I knew on what authority it was made and by whom it was published. Mr. HEALY.-If any Irishmen are shot by Englishmen, I would advise (Loud ...

... more precious tha ordinary loyalty hear hear use of th strain pon t yeu of the ties of race and in ome cen “ ef blood which unite thein t those who are the enerie of the Brio Crown I feel all particular for them but 1 wish un that nigut hon gentle rien ...

... the town council of ot- ol -Maritzburg, requests me to send the following he on be half of himself and brother Irishmen in ,, Natal :- Irishmen in Natal unitedly support tb her Majesty's Government. (Cheers and Irish tu counter chees.) Supremacy of Empire ...

... of which he had given notice. In doing so he said that Irishmen abhorred the war, and that their sympathy was en- tirely with the two Republics, who were fighting for their independence. Irishmen were not influenced by the passions of Imm perial greed ...