... originally intended for holy orders, but for some reason or other the idea was abandoned. He early joined the Society of United Irishmen, and shortly after doing so was appointed captain and second in command of the forces in his native district. The serpent ...

... might have had notice of the change of policy rag more consoling to tell these Irishmen than that he is perfectly satisfied with the situation, and that all Ireland should unite in a psalm of blaming of the Ballwin ^ These men are justified in entertaining ...

... given to our troops in Booth Africa, the loyalty of England to her Bible. (Applause ) and feel proud of the noble part which Irishmen I have tried. metesver. to show that we are depen have had in securing the same. We pray that dent on the piety of England ...

... BATTLE OF THE BOYNE. contended, and pledge ourselves more firmly than I added, if by undenominational you mean unseat- I Irishmen, and instead of gringos the Boers they will ever to give them oar unfailing and inmessed sup. , tarian, if you mean to leave ...

... to tackle a National organisation. The organisation in question is, of course, the United Irish League, not a very National affair, seeing that a good many Irishmen regard it with suspicion u an instrument of tyranny working on immorallines, but itia ...

... who pulled the trigger &pipet Mr. Bird. it Voice —.•• I hope he'll :ler, rbe caught.) The United Irish League had succeeded in putting down crane amongst Irishmen. ...

... demonstration afforded ample proof. Established scarce half a year ago by few unobtrusive, but noblc-raiuded and patriotic young Irishmen, the Society his found suchfavourand prosperity, has advanced with such rapid strides in Derry that it now numbers up. words ...

... UNITED IRISH LEAGUE. SUCCESSFUL MEETING AT FROSBES. Oieutiea, Monday.—On Sunday a large, import- Bill, and most enthusiastic meeting of the people Frosses, aoout nine miles from here, was held for the purpose of starling a branch of the United Irish League ...

... PRIESTS AND PEOPLE UNITED. On Sunday, after last Mass, one the largest and most enthusiastic meetings ever held in Dungloe took place for the purpose of establishing branch of the United Irish League. The platform was erected in the chapel yard, and the ...

... night M a messing held In Gioneester.street, Dublin, to es. tiblieh • branch of the United Irish League in friountjoy Ward, said the only hope for the country lay in Irishmen standing by Parnell's principle of iudependence of all English parties. To that ...

... heard with deep regret of the death of Mrs. Johnston, an event particularly sad, as her husband at the time was away in the United States on a duty connected with the Order to which many he was addressing belonged. The Chairman concluded by calling upon ...

... single division throughout the session. Tin joke of the season is the demand which the United Irish League is said to have made upon President M'Kinley that the United States Government will compel the release of the Irish- Americans among the Boer prisoners ...