... the right of all: it calls attention to the unexampled prosperity of Ireland ; but observes that dishonest Irishmen arc permitted to address Irishmen who not relleet, and hold for their admiration despots and their instruments in crushing every vestige of ...

... chained to the rock of St. Helena, he groaned over the bliudness of the English ohgarehy, which had battled with, instead uniting with him, which had destroyed, instead of assisting him. beoan by saying that it well to hear what foreigners thiuk of us ...

... liberty. The Frenchmen who talk of the tyranny under which Irishmen groan would be very much astonished, perhaps alarmed, if they suddenly found themselves in possession of the liberty that Irishmen enjoy. Not only is Ireland free, but, far as the Government ...

... of use to chow th* Italians that all England and Scotland were with Italian unity. Mr. Pope Hcnnessy and Mr. Maguire are Irishmen, very steadily maintain that the Italians ought to be put down by- Austrian or French armies. Sir George Bowyer, • ho passed ...

... as lost, but the attack of the disease turns out to have been only temporary, for a finer crop has seldom boen raised. Two Irishmen were in prison, one for stealing a cow and the other for stealing a watch. '* Hallo, Mike ! what o'clock is it ? said the ...

... militate against that position, as far the sister island is concerned, y ...

... —Canada, India, Australia, and other great dependencies of this country were, at the present moment, *ctnally governed by Irishmen.'* Novel Recruiting Tactics.—A pretty young woman at Jackson, Michigan, has been carrying on the recruiting business in novel ...

... not been so easy to cope. The arrests that have been already made, both in England and in Ireland, of both Americans and Irishmen, Roman Catholics and Protestants as well—lully prove the extent of the organization; and although it is quite true that no ...

... proved that the Fenian movement had no hold on, and received no countenance from, the wealthy and the educated classes of Irishmen in general'; but, on the other hand, the evidence adduced has clearly shown that among the commonalty, its abettors were ...

... best description, and bearing the tower mark, with the exception of one, a breach loader, which is stamped with the -words, United States Army/Middleton, North America, 1840. The police then took J. Brophy and all the workmen engaged on the premises into ...

... Irish patriotic opinions he shared. Seventy years ago was journeyman printer on the Press, the then organ of the United Irishmen and used to boast that he had with his own hands set up tho manuscript of Lord Edward Fitzgerald. O'Ftangan at that ...

... from the chairman to the President of the United States. On Tuesday, at a meeting of the council of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, the following reply was read from President Johnson:—The President of the United States reciprocates tbe friendly congr ...