... Lord Mayor in his concluding remarks had said anything that might have a political tinge. They went out not to appeal to Irishmen merely, but to the citizens of America generally. The universal feeling in America of people of all races and creeds was ...

... the cases to adjourend to the second week in April. UfNiTY. From The Dundalk Democrat. That a re-united Independent Parliamentary Party with a united people at ita ba k, is absolutely mammy to secure somas in any canatitutional agitation for — Mr Tweedy ...

... get past them to nit proper pinta in front. I must tsay like the Irishmen, thong sonee'intee teeerblemme in berm ha, they are grind fellows oft the march, and in action, like tlee Irishmen. too, the.greatt difficulty is to kec- them in hand. Thee neat to ...

... which have separated Irishmen since 1890. Many of thtm ware brought into bitter p.raunal antagonism on these questions; yet, as far us we can recall, there has never yet been a sectional political issue rased amongst them. With a united voice they have proomnced ...

... UNIT y.- sections into which the Irsh Nationalst representation was divided Accordingly, now when a onaference is proposed, from which those representing one important section announce that they will be absent, we should under ordinary circumstances ...

... Frizelle, assistant secretary to county come- veyor lay the matter before the solicitor. There was try! I wonder how many Irishmen are there heels( oil, wrote informing the clerk that the sworn inquiry a d ea dl oc k no w b e tween the s urveyo r and the ...

... wyee,lf I am ready to believe that every man in thisroom is animated with the sincere desire to see Nationalist Ireland more united; and, making that admission, I claim at least as much oonsideration for myself and for my friends when I declare soltmnly ...

... the United Kingdom, he sincerely hoped that Parliament would never depart (Ministerial cheers). The provision of the Act, whioh had been quoted, had no reference to a periodical calculation of the taxable capacity of the various parts of the United Kingdom ...

... Eed yesterday. It is believed death wee due to an accident.. MUST MAKE INQUIRY. Lourenco argues, 'ruesclay. Mr Hollis, the United States Consul, has addressed a circular to the mer.bants here statir4 that he Ism been instructed by the American Government ...

... The United Irish Party. The following resobt:on was proposed by Mr Walsh :-L- That we, the guardians and councillors of Thomastown rural district, as this par first meeting since the establishment of unity betireen all se lion° of the Irish Parliamentary ...

... the assistance of whom the United Irishmen to a considerable extent relied—. would eersouely imperil the religion of the Irish people. Whatever its reasons may hare been for not aaopting the prim. plea of the United Irishmen it is certain that Father John ...

... the song iccnt about that period, and some of these may be fornd in Dr Madden's work on The Literary Remains of the United Irishmen, ' wince there Is a very good version by Jemmy Hope, who led the famous Spartan Band at the battle of Antrim. But I think ...