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... Magnificent Steamers, £l4 upwards. Canada, United States, lowest rates.—Henry Gowan, General Agent, 3 Albert Square, Belfast. Established 1865. Telegrams, Gowan, Belfast.” Telephone, 02467. 70a41 IRISHMEN in Scotland and England who are tmablc to obtain ...
... the most intensified poverty. Last year about 45,000 persons, principally between the ages of 17 and 35, emigrated to the United States and other countries. Hence in one yens we were deprived in this way of national wealth the extent £11,2-50,000. How ...
... in fancy, paint in your own minds picture typical of Saxon sway in Ireland in her worst ages of war and conquest. The United Irishmen and the Young Irelanders taught the people this island the necessity practising self-reliance. They in their day believed ...
... and exertions. The work the Congregational Churches moon or fees difficult everywhere, but bow diffiobit in Ireland only Irishmen themselves can truly know. It takes great deal quench the natural enthusiasm of the Irish nature—a and most self - disregarding ...
... achieved a wonderful performance in getting the Irish Party apparently united (with one important exception), and in Compulsory Sale he has a cause which commends itself to nearly all Irishmen, even those who are least attracted Home Rule. A hundred years in ...
... Highnesses come here on their way Australia or their return wheuever the will give them hearty reception Brevities 5000 in United Slates Chinese law drinking of cowu' beef webigs only 671b roasting London's 25 theatres will 28 600 people representing £6000 ...
... three consecutive meetings, and that would meet the case. Mr Harcis proposed —* That we earnestly request each branch of the United Irish League in the castern constituency of Limerick to send at least two out of six (K'l(';_mtfi to each and every meeting ...
... and islands and coontinents, until our little Britain woke up to fiud herself the foster mother of nations and the source of united Empires. Do we not hail in this less the energy and fortune of a race than the supreme direction of the Almighty I . ' Yes ...
... UNITED IRISH PARLIAMENTARY FUND. TRUSTEES: Most Rev. Dr. O'DONNBLL, Bishop of Raphoe? JOHN E. REDMOND, M.P. Alderman STEPHEN OMAR A. 29 UPPER STREET, DUBLIN. £ d Hii Grace the 'Most Bev Dr Wakh, Archbicbop of Dublin 10 0 0 Grace (ha Most Dr Croke, Arafcbishop ...
... WARD ELECTION. Demonstration at Phibsboro*. OPPOSITION TO MR. JONES. List night att-ended meeting, under the auspices the United Irish League, was held Monok pk ...
... have been given to one of themselves. If this temper is the result of a century of British government, can we wonder that Irishmen should still be discontented with it, and should wish to try their hand at governing therntelves ? And as to the Irish lack ...
... adopting the Davis amendment which abolishes the neutrality of the canal and empowers the United States employ their forces on the canal for “the defence of the United States and the maintenance of public order.” They have gone further and interposed into ...