... CARRICK. THE POLICE FOILED. M.P.'S DRAGGED OF THU, PLATFORM. EXCITING SCENES. SEVERAL MEETINGS HELD. Carrick, 10sday- The United Irish Lbgue esting caile4 by poster tc be held it the Towvi Hall 'here yester- day was proclad by Col Evanson, R 31, on 'the ...

... PairneP. -l tin.' be added. - eppaseel tax the doc-tt-nes Ipreilched by liaritti. anid O'Brien aol others Iin Lravor of thle United Irish Lutame.` Jr At OR-I lly. C-arlow. hlomed the maeetin wqttid be abgsces Mir I' J Linnatt.~ I-nnis. -wnine. tno-t he Would ...

... the curs- system of landlordismn, root and branch. With - out unity, without a united People and a united I Party in the House of Commons, thhv were helplmes. Once united they wouli ha've the symnpathy of the whole world; Ameria and i Australia would ...

... think-big meD, must always ultimately ' prevail against mere stnrev-splezing or recrim'- nation-that the. Crude Programme of the United Irish League ona ish L-and Queatioin is ?? identical with ;bat of Parnell himn-I self; that what the 'alls Indeptndent. f ...

... with interest, and esamine, with bhe res-j a: pet due to their individual powers, lucubra- 1 r tions of every meeting of Irishmen on every Irish question. But I will, in these po1.iti- 'i 1eca aid N ational matters, act on my OWnI judgment, subject to ...

... them, to titll thrn, as it were, end then wnen the peo)ple 1ee united men would be e&ected, who would rem-d. t4gether like one n in in the cause of:. Ireland Icheers). He had ratrene the United Fikb ?? fromn the beginning, and bad read! ' the speteches of ...

... true and real sense. The United Kingdom, as -ell as Inrdand, ' ithin herself, is now usnatur3cly di'vided ahd.dis- tracted. The United Kiingdom, as well as Ire- land ,within' hesef, would then be' naturally reconeled apad united. These were the views you ...

... THE UNITED IRISH LEAGUE! I~~ - _ Is THE ORGANISATION INT WEST MIEATH. Mullingar, Monday. Two splendid and encourazing meetings in support of the United IrisA Ieague were held in th-s county oa Saturday. The scene of one was Boherquille, about a dozen ...

... admitted me t by a majority of the recent Royal Oommis- ter e sion, consisting principally of Englishmen. ler . To assert that Irishmen can rid themselves Th v ' of this grievance by ceasing to drink spirits: up -Englishmen and Scotchmen not being ilk - asked ...

... creation of worthy tributes to two great Irishmen has, un-I fortunately, been marred in . manner now - become historical. Owing to the Lord Mayor of Dublin being appointed one of the dele- gates to the United S'atcs to collect . sob-! Iscriptions on behalf ...

... inst thie leaders of the United Leaoue that. lK I;, .IR. PARNELL. THEY iHAVE THROWMN THEIR WH4OLE STRENGTH INTO THE LAND AGITATION. Thcq'i i a charge I ait not concerned to deny. I Say it iS it true charge choere). 'Tlte United I eague intend to follow ...

... and privileges cfc cg her Majesty's subjects (cheers;. ?? such f circumstances there asrs only one coarse open lo t v United Irishmen, who claimed for themselves J1 equality of civil and political rizhts with those enjoved by subjects of the other parts ...