... siaugloter. With these feeling, Ire colidlisten calm. ly to thre sneers of Roebuck, who in his ignorance con- founded the United Irishmen and Irish Volunteers- (Cers and laugchter.)H waepse to any pay- ment from Goesrnment to t-te athoichpiets, wasd would ...

... himn with a prose- cution, and he was proud of it; because he believed it would have the effect of making Irishmen of all creeds and politics unite in putting down tyranny and coercion-(hear, bear, and cheers.) He wvas happy to be able to state, that the ...

... LANVS OF THE U.NETED KITNGDOM., (FROM T][IH MONEY MAIRKET REVIEW.) This is a subject of the utmost inip)rtauce to Englishmen, Irishmen, and Scotchmen cngaged in trale with each other. In order to bring it more prominently before the public, a meting of delegates ...

... telegram from Chicago states that meeting lrfah (yapathisers h*M there *n Monday. addra* was adopted aakiag th* Oovarnmant of th* United State* to assist th* Irish in accomplishing peaceful revolution against the landlord internets. The address declasse that ...

... Strongbow and Cromwell who happen to be born in Ireland, but avow their allegiance to England. Irishmen, testify yonr loyalty and devotion to Ireland by uniting in the bonds of brotherhood to have Ireland for the Irish. “By order of the Vigilance Committee ...

... -After the expeaditure of an infinitei *nmounb of advertisings labour, and expense upon e the address urgingi the people of the United States f to consent to the secession of the 'South, tha~t D dloclument has beeu entrusted to lir 'Joseph c - 'Brker 'for ...

... s. He was confident that long after the Irish question was happily settled, long after Ireland had become a contented and united empire, the action of the Liberal Unionist party would be quoted as one of the brightest examples of public spirit which the ...

... meeting near Leicester on Saturday, said the Crimes Bill would prohibit free speech in Ireland and liberty of the press. Irishmen had nothing to thank Pasliament for but Coercion Bills. The supporters of the CrinLes Bill did not demand the exclusion of ...

... Jo*rLna, the official me -per of the International Typegrapbical Union, oi hAmeria, entitled The Apprentice System ab T in t- e United States2' Fer ceavenieues the s Sp lid i money is trazieferad from dollars to sterling lasti- s hei mating the dollar at d4) ...

... their father, as soon as he shall be settled in any eligible Limerick Examiner. Two Irishmen now preside over the most eminent corpora- tions of savants in the United Kingdom, Lord Rosse being the President of the Royal Society, and Dr Romney Robinson ...

... living. There is no law in France rendering vaccination compulsory. fAWITH reference to the ocean cable differences between the United States and France the an- nouncement is made from Washington that official information has been received there that the French ...

... scenes of the old Irish rebellion of 1799. He was then 19 years of ago. and left his native village of Brayo to join the United Irishmen,.who were then mnisteringat aCkstlebar, and were being drilled by French efficers. lbs garrison-at Castlebar had been ...