... Ireland: Ireland, boys, hurrah! —United Irishman. No &Art this song would take well at home, but this United Irishman MUM have made a great mistake. As I said, Irishmen are unknown in such a brigade; and, again, would Irishmen go up to Pump• street in Derry ...

... He had been deeply touched by the too kind reception extended to him. He was himself an Irishmen from the South, but he knew that in the North the hearts of Irishmen but as warmly and truly, sod the hearts of Irish Masons beat as loyally and fraternally ...

... seconded by Mr. Boat, a hearty vote of thanks was passed to the chairman for presiding, and the meeting con• eluded with prayer. IRISHMEN BOARD 07 GUARDIANS AND DISTRICT COUNCIL. At the weekly meeting on Monday, Mr. James ftVGlinchey, J.P., presiding, Mr. Doherty ...

... The President gave the toast of The Queen, which, he was sure, would be drunk with enthusiasm not only in any body of Irishmen, but by about one. fourth of the population of the globe. (Applause.) The toast was enthusiastically drunk, the company singing ...

... firm attitude of the United Atates regardiog its claim for oompen. gallon from Turkey on account of American losses In the Artadnian massacres has caused something of a eensation in diplomatic circles here. The next step of tho United States Is, however ...

... Irish subjects. We hope that in the near future Irishmen, of all creeds and classes, will feel satisfied that among the nations ours Is preeminent for just and equal laws, and that the Empire will be united, not by any compulsory ties, but by the deeper ...

... can be denied justice nowadays with the Morley magistrate abroad—and while he was lauding the glorious Republic of the United States, which he said would protect them and pant equal justice to all, in another breath he was lamenting the dangers ...

... Figaro. Cross examined by Mr. Campbell, Q.C.—What Is your position in the world ? lam a journalist. Is your journal called the United Irishman Yes. That is a journal to which the complainant is constant contributor? An occasional contributor. That is a journal ...

... recognised with pride alto the prominent part that was being taken at the present day by Irishmen not only in the British Isles, but in the colonies, dependencies, and United States of America. The Commander.in•Chief in South Africa, Lord Roberts, was an Iriehman ...

... been deprived of hers. Mr. T. U. HEALY failed to see why what was good for Irishmen who were several thousand miles away from tits maim usury was not equally good for Irishmen who were only separated from Great Britain by a parrot- sea. Mr. W. REDMOND ...

... religion to do with whether the Queen's Colleges are or are not utilised as teaching centres, or whether the policy of the United Irish League, which the Bishops urge for the acceptance of the new bodies, shall or shall not be followed? Has it come to ...

... TILE GOOD TIME STILL COMING. New Yoae. fensair.—The United Inch 600tPligli of New York lest yesterday and pawed • ?withal°. denounoing Greet Britain. end declared that Irishmen would fight for Ireland's liberty when Great ll•itetu bed sir,,iher struggle ...