... suppose, at the latest Irish news. Tipperary has turned against Mr. Parnell. The men of Tipperary are re- markably sturdy Irishmen. Some people fancy that their old character for lawlessness was due to their Celtic blood • but it is re. •markable that ...

... world, according to Miss SLOPICk, is that old gentleman at the Friv., carries about the box of sweetmeats. A MEETING of Irishmen violently asunder' of two opinions c dynamite outrages, strongly condemn O'Leary and others form, but warmly ently by a largr ...

... of tobacco is steadily on the increase in this country. The question of growing tobacco in the United Kingdom is not, however, so simple as patriotic Irishmen and enthusiasts of acclimatisation might think. Tobacco has been classed, like tea and coffee ...

... IFTR, 1817. 13th November, 1647.—1 n the crypt of Buttevant Abbey are piled up in regular order the bones of those gallant Irishmen who fell at Knocknanos (the Hill of the Fawn) on the above date. H e r e Lord Inehiquin met Lord Taaf, who commanded the ...

... undeserved aspersions cast upon their characters by Pussyfoots and other enemies of mankind. A popular festival will unite all Irishmen for one day only, during which period they will relinquish the national pastime of shooting each other and drown the ...