... was, at least, a man worth fighting against. An account of the latest proceedings oi the two sections of irre- concilable Irishmen in America who are trying to keep aglow the slumbering ashes of Fenianism have reached thd Times, no doubt through the old ...

... UpOn 'U Ireland at the present tiCe, What Lish- r men want is what they hare now got, u and that is united aiction upon consti- .i tational lines. Irishmen have done Much for 1: Liberalism in the past. O'Connell was a con- sistent Free Trader, and it is ...

... which I heard the gospel of war. All hail to th'e united Irish party? But for pity's sake, Messrs. Healy and O'Brien, stop your newspaper Tecrimioations. They are interesting only to the baser kind of Irishmen. The cause of Ireland is too great and too sacred ...

... by telegraph 'to ,~t ask. the United States Government to make In- e uiuiric5 into tho matter through their Consul at i re~oria. s Mr. IHEALY asked it similar inquiry would be e tnadis in regard to ths deaths of Irishmen, as to * which no satisfaction ...

... righteous a necessaryv f war. Here, as in other passages, Mr. Cham- be0lainv being interrupte by nisycriese frh o the United Irishmen, turned aside and ap- pealed to British members to agree with him. -I believe, he added, the majority of them i do not ...

... member of the Town Council of Maritzburg, re- e quests me to send the follosving an behalf of himself Vi and brother Irishmen in Natal 'Irishmen in Natal it unitedly support her Majesty's Government.. fc r (Ministerial cheers and Irish ironical cheers); the ...

... necessay to enlist 'Volunteer oseers Oas well as mnic in order to bring themt under mniliterv law outaithe the limits of the United lXingdom. The War ON,e ee now ad- vised that thee granting of a temeporary eommifsaion would effoat thatr Object. HI-etr ...

... himself and brother Irishmen in Natal: 'Irishmen in ?Natal unitedly ?? Government. The supremacy of the Empire in South Africa must be placed beyond a doubt.' It most certainly will be so. placed, no matter what the cost, and there is a united Empire behind ...

... construed these assemblies into loyal demonsutra- tions. Poor John Bully ! l Mr, John Redmond, Y.P., the Chairman of the re- united Irish party, has consented to preside at the St. Patrick's Day dinner, which is to be held at the Hotel Cecil on Tuesday, ...

... former contributions will be re- newed, and that what comes from Ireland will be multiplied tenfold by what comes from the United States. The British public are some- - times accused of having short memories, and i they seera in this instance to have forgotten ...

... organisation; to put aside all petty personal jealousies (where such existed) and sectional differences and show a solid and united front to the common foe. Ten years' hard work had been done by their society, and now they ought to followtheir president's ...

... master to his man. - Begorra, said Barney, the thing that struck me most was the bullets that missed me. You are like the Irishmen-at least, some of you. The le thing that strikes me most is the bullets that miss et you. Here you have an organisation able ...