... Tammany I will not strengthen the defence to say that ninetenths of the members of the ring are Irishmen. All we can say is that it is the greater shame for Irishmen who have anything to do cult such a disreputable gang. Tammany is the cut se of New York, end ...

... opponents. The Free was in the habit of &clarion Mr. RIMISOND action as mischievous. Now the Nationalist I sections have united, and they have appointed Mr. leader. Thiele proof that they I approve of his conduct. To • large extent , Mr. RZUNOND will ...

... in • state of bankruptcy. It is only necessary to point to Mare County Council. As is well-known, Mayo is the home of the United League which claims to be the ruling burly in Ireland. The letter which we publish la another column descriptive of the work ...

... nor scar, Bet the WA of all the Irish boys is Uobs, of Kandahar; Oh I Lord Roberts is the General for Murphy. 'note are Irishmen, I'm told, who for on enemies give ch yrs ; But they none of them i.re fighting men. sip Murphy. Oa one piece, the field ...

... taxation is the same in all parts of the United Kiiirloa. It is borne not by classes, but by It is agreed that in pr portion te the population Ireland has more to pay than Great Britain. Why is this! BeCatleP Irishmen choose to drink whiskey. It is the whiskey ...

... costly a thing for Ireland, and legislation by the united Parliament it• slow and tansympai },..tics If the union is to continue, why not make the connection less expensive for Ireland, and give Irishmen power to deal with minor quest tions—for instance ...

... adventure, tried to reason me out of my impression, saying that the patriot in question, the prominent member of the United Irishmen, had hut lately returned from France and and hat' been arrested soon after. I still clung tr the conviction that he had ...

... nti at home, hat also abroad. 'The missionary spirit has been strum Is Ireland since the Christian era was and today we , Irishmen doing a great and work in treign &kis. His breathes spirit of toleration which we would like to wee everywhere inculcated ...

... matters be kept within their sphere, so I let the people of all unite fir the common i 1 of a o.ointry The Agricultural llepattment • • been t..rrne , i foe the benefit of an sect. : Irishmen, sod mot for the el hi• The duty of D.partrmai labo improve ...

... assembly-lbw, isear)—and that our one purpose awl desire is Is unite all bluest Irishmen—(lmar, hear) —in • teal effort to free oar country. I say that 1 is the greatest representative assembly a Irishmen since the LTnion. For the first time We have bore to-day ...

... was .ad • womb. Oa Wiwi', (nano Ss bulwark sot up sim• WO until now it is a great power for evil in the Of course, if the United Irish lenges a political organisation, working on nonstitotiooal lines, no one could raise any objections to it. The Nationalists ...

... Wen kr the d National regeseratios Sl.* dro estentry, mid all ressenthie mime Ise any further those condiete between Irishmen sad Irish'men, which have so paralysed our Natiosal etreoetth is Parliessess bad is the country. We make so doubt that the Oeseral ...