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... Irishmen abroad and at Home. Glasgew, in honour of Clancy, Bishoo of Elphit Re inion and in referring o the toast was glad to see that features of Irishmen ab stuck to each othermuch more piwerfal And be believed that tk at any time compel 1t united. ...
... ESPECIAL INTEREST FOR IRISHMEN, as producing evergreen tree, which, although only growing with us in its deciduous form, has become almost as much an emblem of our country as the shamrock itself. A tree that furnishes an Irishman’s trusty companion in ...
... UNION AMONG IRISHMEN tlic iultiivss (k-livcivd lijr our rloqurnt representative, Jlr. Whiteside, at the lute banquet, there one topic introduced by the learned speaker pi culiar interest all Irishmen, beransa it is through that means alone, they may hope ...
... IRISHMEN WERE CBIQCITOUe. Well, would be unworthy of the position imposed upon him by the Holy if did not remind them that the best friend of the working men was the church—(caeora)— and that not only at the present day, but throughout the ages, the church ...
... broad national caute. in which Irishmen every creed were uniting, under the banner the green, while, and orange, in Ireland a Constitution after the manner ol the glo* 1 rinua republic of Aneiica. I now think it ifiy duty to remove auch imprettlona. and ...
... lUI H REBELLIONS, just HISTORICAL SKETCH the IRISH REBELLIONS No. I.—Rebellion nod 1641 : .4 prtee 2d. ll.Th® Unite Irishmen I7iW ; 4*5 pp., price 3u. No. lll.—Fenians of 18C6 . PP** price, 2d. To had at the office ot the Protestant Alliance, 7 Serceante-inn ...
... perjurers! Do you understand me—perjurers I Irishmen ! sons of chaste and pure mothers. Irishmen ! husbands of chaste, affectionate, - mod pore wives. Irishmen! brothers . of lovely sod pure sisters. Irishmen l whom mea ere celebrated all over the world ...
... A UNITED IRELAND. Speaking at an Orange meeting in Larne the other evening, Mr Sloan, M.P, said, as Protestants and Unionists, the? did cease to be Irishmen, and regarded it as a grave blonder in the past that Protestants were educated to regard themselves ...
... United {reland. During the last fortnight I heve addressed a series of public meatings in Tyring = 13 eentre of ‘disturbed Uister'—on behalf of the frish Volunteers, attended by thousands of t'ose ¢ maddened by racial and religious finaticism,” who ...
... UNITED IRISH LEAGUE. SOUTH FERMANAGH EXECUTIVE. A mooting the South Fermanagh Divisional Executive of tho United Irish League was held iu Lisnaskoa Tuesday the 10th iust., Rev James M'Nulty, C.C., (chairman) presiding. Rev T J Keenan, C.C., provisional ...
... and lie (Mr O'Brien) believed only for the starting of the United Irish League Mr O'Donnell would have been before now in exile the United States America in stead of occupying the honourable position of representfctive of his own people in the forefront ...
... The Land Conference issued its report on Saturday. It is a statesmanlike production, proving the capability Irishmen to manage their own affairs. The opposition of partisans like the Duke of Abercorn and Lord Erne counts nothing against peers of the eminence ...