... Royal Irish Regiment, and the Royal Irish Rifles. All these regiments are composed almost entirely of Irishmen. There are also large numbers of Irishmen hi the crack Highland regiments. Many distinctively Irish As Lynch or M'Carthy are to be found in the ...

... 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 ...

... that the Lord Mayor his concluding remarks had said anything that might have political tinge. They went oat not appeal to Irishmen merely, but to the citiaens of America generally. -dThe universal feeling in America of people of all note end creeds iris ...

... deadly. The of the thing is that senora involved to ascertain the nature,( hie mi. at our men were trained and practised at Unit*ion, but Commandant de Wooed refund to ing by the mining companies and the b:g Jews, ' jos any information on the subject. ...

... Connection of Irt-’and with the Crown of England. By Dr R R Madden, p. 71 -DnWm. 1845 Madden - * Lives and Times of the United Irishmen, Vol. 1., page 7. EDGAR ALLEN POE. A bust of Edgar Allen Poe has recently been unveiled the University of Virginia. A ...

... toe a power in the lead (11.ar, hoes). Although mouths IWO the, bed no branch of the United League bit that pad of thooountry it was quite tam wade the work of the United Lague. The fad that the o widowed it to peodsha the meting . thee led been wade data ...

... THE UNITED IRISH LEAGUE. =STINGS. - j C.APPOQUIN 'MANCH. 811 dollsnder presidia . The Tap ailed by parse inviting 'wsstaso sad ly = hiatus is is the may of band, the Lwow., and tida vac sot to she and erou di— is rupees to the appeal to Awe (query) _ ...

... continued to act as they had been doing lately we would , FOOR have a town Ilt . to corattre with any town of size in the United Kingdom. The Mayor—There is • very important and toast, the toast of those gentlemen who as not into the waysof making mosey ...

... until they traded for mtles along the kopjes, whilo the ailvantoci*. and I wn it. It's Boer tents wore seen in groups among irishmen. Every one of ours was mad to hills the east of the town. 1 saw several pc« the • were supposed lake , , . .. with fixed ...

... which have separated Irishmen since *lB9O. Many of them were brought into bitter personal antagonism on these questions ; yet, as far can recall, there has never yet been sectional political issue raised amongst them. With a united voice they have prooounced ...

... Kenuedy has eflicient assist- | bers of the local branch of the United Irish the police with ironi legatos. ygroeted The meeting that day had been proclaimed, and their petty tyranny. The United League was — Borough Treasurer (Mr P. Kent, solr.), and | yn ...

... widow and kis lets. UNITY. •'/ ENN ISCOJ-;,TL. Y GIYARDLA N From The Dundalk Democrat. That a re-united Independent Parliamentary Party with a united people at its ba k, is absolutely necessary to secure success in any constitutional agitation for the ...