... letter, which one of the speakers construed es a blessing, as is the way usually when the Bishop writes in glorification of the United Irish League. This letter derives its chief importance from the strange poeition occupied by the writer Dr. O'Donnell is a ...

... miagovernment, poverty, famine and depopulation for Ireland I have said that, whatever might ba the obligations of Englishmen, Irishmen had the right freely to thair views in opposition to the promMtf wntnffif ■■BMHnHnr. oftlußitoos and moat ill-advised war ...

... against the neutrality laws of tho United States. Mr. Van Wyck. the Mayor of New York, today signed resolution of sympathy with tho Boers passed meeting the board of aldermen. The board oonaiits of about twothirds Irishmen, end Ota Mayor is Dutchman. A similar ...

... great office in the minds of • li right•thinking Irishmen. And this brought them to the great Act, the greatest Act ever conferred upon their countrymen—he referred to the Local Gore rnment Act. By that Irishmen were empowered to ix •ntrol their own affairs; ...

... Englander's, whom among the forty millions of their countrymen we could not count—this people to-day stands united in the face of the world, and united in their determination that we should go through with this matter. (Applause.) All parties in the Empire ...

... oonaaHed, early in March, the of Canterbury will direct conference. The military cohrme the United State* wee draft* I bread and gesarooa li-T- bat even the United Stntee Government did not anticipate that it would involve heavy an outlay in connection with ...

... Lawless, front the depot Roy.l F1ield Artilcey to the Henitzer =inmunuiioa columun. T1:esa oiii- cars are to join soer respetive units ill tin least possiblo delay. Sir. I. Willizams and r. H MAlore, civil sur- geons, foined at WVooli oh yesterday for duty wv-ith ...

... Englander's, whom among the forty milliins their countrymen we could not count-this people to-day stands united io the faoe of the world, and united in their determination that we should go through with this matter. (Applause.) All parties in the Empire ...

... afternoon from Butte, under date January 6, gives some interesting information with regard to the movement: That the Irishmen in the United State* are determiaed to anist the Boer* ia the fight against England is now prored beyond a doubt. Here in Butte ...

... for ite aim the completion of the glonooa work then nnflniihed. Upon the arm the man who In Belbet the flret Society United Irishmen stood those pore sonled men who were then striring to rerire again the olden glories of the early Fenian area of chivalry ...

... machinery Tor ihe. prpoes of b ime. the toverament 1o S ettain fromh reat redasdonn de At the - ...

... sido. With writer who entertains such queer ideas of justice to Irishmen, and so slipshod wham matters fact are eoaoened, not to be wondered at that coocladee hie diatribe by sneer at Irishmen who are not only willing bat anxious to accept J. ship, any other ...