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... starving creatures, and 1 hope that before long we will have an industrial school in this village. So much for the united strength of Irishmen. The cause is worthy of the support of every good man, and it will succeed, with the blessing of Heaven. Drop ...
... blood boltered power of Great Britain, look forward to the prospect of a radical change in the tariff policy of the United States. Irishmen were invited to vote for General Cass upon the indefinite and indefinable hope that if elected bie would some how ...
... reply'to'a com- munication from. the Association 'regarding that lay getting her works printed and bound in Scotland To the United Trades' Association of Datumn. Convent of Peer Clares Kenmasre, Co. Kerry,' I October iii,1i873 GEN'TLMEN-I have read year ...
... T THE UNITED TRADES' ASSOCIATION. . .. __I . . .. ce weekly meeting of thte council was held on Mb~ondayevensing las at th$3e-Meolsani' Intitute, Lower Abbey-street, Mr. Jamses Fagan, the Presi- dentt of the ^Assoiation, presided. After the read- ng antd ...
... THENITED TRADES -i l - Sund .lhe frightly meetin of the 1 United TradesCouncil and Laounr Lea was :held in -theiz, m 3 penm reet. Mr. .J _ -P Naanetti, president occupied. the chair. The delegates pesent' were-,- t. 'orsebhoevs' 'X I 'toy lo;-ebetnk ...
... - ?? IK.7A.J.JL AJW', ±Tf!PA2!.i-1 ?? Ad ON UNITED TRADES' ASSOCIATION. i fesLJ66 _ ?? :, ?? ?? ALi&uitBr A3,4(JtUIATION. tilWI The third ?? meeting of tbi'abovi asiodl&.' PIE The Chairman returned thanks for the leonour d~onie! Pit him. That night they ...
... BELFAST UNITED TRADES COUNCIL. The fortnigistly meeting of the members of this council was held on Saturday evening in the En- gineers' Hall, College Street. Mr. Alex. Taylor (president) occupied the chair, and there was a fair attendance. The minutes ...
... THE UNITED IRISH LEAGUE FUND. TO THE EDlTOP. OF THE FREEMAN. DEkaR SIK-I have the pleasure of sending you another recaarkable list of subscriptions to-day, including on1e of £50 from Cbhcago, with a still more reinarkable letter from Mr Fiiertv.-Yours ...
... UNITED PARENT AND NAflONAL BOARD OF [ IR[SH MIANUFACTURE. The weekly meeting of the members of this board was held ?? evening, at eight o'clock, in the Royal Ex- change, Mr. C. S. R..Lpu in the chair. The Secretary having read the minutes of the last ...
... Th'all lNITED TlADES' COUNCIL AND LAJBOUR LEAGUE. i-esterdaiy the fortnightly meeting. of the United Trades' Council and Labour Leagu e was held in their rooms. Darmark.atreet. Mr. Joecyb Nauaeitti, presideot, occopiexi the clhair. Tho delerstes present ...
... fair competition of trade. Be assured, if Irishmen can pro- duce manufactured goods equal to, or superior to Binning- ham, Leeds, Kidderminster, &c., at lower prices, so far from having to complain of Irishmen going to the Euglish market to supply their ...
... reply which had been received from his Excellency:- TO HIS EXCELLENCY TUE AMBHASSADOR OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. MAY IT PLEASE YOUR EXCELLENCY-The United Board of Irish Manufacture and Industry, labouring to raise the in- dustrial class of this islani ...