... And. however fortune vary, I will love thee the last. AMERICAN SCENERY AND FORESTS. HOW THE GOVERNMENT PROTECTS THEM. To the United States belong* the credit of being the first nation to recognise the preservation of grand and beautiful scenery national ...

... portrait was unveiled at the Hibernian Church Missionary Society's office on Thursday afternoon, is one of some interest to Irishmen generaKy—Catholics as well as Protestants. It was Dr. Walsh who„ in , . the year 1846, in the earliest period of Ws clerical ...

... yon will win, but 111 keep out of danger.” That is not the tactics the Boers, and it should be a grand lesson for Irishmen. were united and true like the Boers, we could demand our rights wi-h no trembling tones, but with firm determination which our ...

... secondary part bringing about the consummation which he, in common with all Irishmen, desires to see accomplished. We heartily join with his Lordship in congratulating the United Irinlimen of South Roscommon ntrongtucning and honouring their osition by ...

... alarm the moment they that number of leading Irishmen of different “sections” are proposing come together ami hold a friendly conference on the political situation with a view the making some arrangements for united action in Parliament during the coming aeeaion ...

... present left to the.r musing*. ThU is time fur acailemic such points. Action. Parliamentary a*nion. prompt, decisive, and united, is the demand of the hour. When we have succeededas I sincerely trust shall—in securing ’he grant of « Catholic University ...

... UNITED IRISH LEAGUE ABBEYFEALE. THE EVICTED TENANTS. Abbeyfeale, Monday. Bev Father Casey, P. P., presided, and the following were present :—Messrs W. P. Broderick, W. O'Sullivan, 1). E. J. P. Harnett, W. Cotter, I'. J. Keane, Hon Sec., D. O'Donnell,4 ...

... of those who wanted to intolerantly dictate to the electors of the town. Too far East is West, and the Labour League and United Irish Leaguers wished to carry everything with a high hand. When they opened their mouths no dog wee to bark, and conga quently ...

... week. Thede worthy pair wad called to arms by a copy of the Tnited Irishmen; which appeared in the wiodow of Mr L U Eroy's establishment. This orgac coutaened an appeal to all Irishmen to would the British army and disetiorsg• recruiting. Thid was the ...

... of those who wanted to intolerantly dictate to the electors of the town. Too far Fast is West,” and the Labour League nndl United Irish Leaguers wished to carry every-| thing with a high hand. When they opened their mouths no dog was to bark, and consequently ...

... bat-' dum talions, who volunteered, are on the voyag e. 1 The Boer Government has refused to allow . TULLAMORE POVERTY. the United States Consul at Pretoria to represent' British interests in the T.ansvaal. The Ameri• The week's out-relief in Tullamore ...

... her interference with the Trajwvaai. set splendid precedent some friendly nation to pro Ireland helping band. Irishmen should make united and organised effort toward* that end The political and social unrest that has been credited with giving this country ...