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... first instalmen of £5OO collected principally from the miner of the district areund Philadelpbia The: are altaost toa man Irishmen from Ardara an Killybegn district and like the brave goo fellows they are, were not ooly willisg b apxious te contribute ...
... universal regret that exists {amongst Ballyshannon Ilibernians at the departure of their President (Bro J M:Cormack) for the United States was evidenced on Sunday last at the usual (qnarterly meeting in Hibernian Hall, when he was pres.nted with a handsome ...
... either agzression or domination. ‘Their ranks are open to all able-bodied Irishmen without distinetion of creed, politics, or social grade. Means will be founa whereby Irishmen uvable toserve as ordinary Voluntsers will be enabled toaid the Volantser ...
... These gentlemen are Irishmen, although they bave forgotten that fact, and do their utmost to make the people of England dislike and despise the Trish race. They are actually so dead to every patriotic Engliskmen even to understand Irishmen whose chief desire ...
... that the conven. tion is asked to meet for the purpose cf exchanging views upon the burning qrestions of the day, and taking united action on matters of much importauce. in due time delegates will be appointed, and needless to say the gallant nortbmen will ...
... reduction in their rents this year owing to the inclement season and the very low price of stock, and we call on the tenants to unite and make a strong appeal, 2ad, That we call upon tLe Government to show their sincerity by keeping the forces of the Crown ...
... should appreciate and thank the fates that he bas lived to see, Think of the great Irishmen jof the /past century alone O'Connell, Davis, John Mitchell, Martin, the United [rishmen, Michael Davitt and Isaac Butt! Gone before! the triumph of their country ...
... recotlec'ion of most of our readers. He was editor of the Roseau Pitof. and an author, and also a poet of wide reputation in the United States. He wiehed time ego to re-visit his native land once more, hut the British G•iv-unroent wool • nut grant a passport ...
... SELECTION OF PRINCIPAL LAW OFFICERS. STRONG PROTEST. ♦ meeting of the Derry City Executive of the United Irish League was held on Monday evening in the League Hall, Waterloo Street. Alderman Thomas M`Carter presided, and the other momhers present were—Rev ...
... tyrant are in ecstasics over the wretched wrangling which disgraces the name of Ireland and Irishmen at the present day.” 1f the American de’egation rueceed i re-uniting the fiagments of eur Na'ional Army they will have performed a service t> their nutive land ...
... funds of our a ssociation ‘subscribed 'almost solely by local friemls (if we except the -gemereus countributions frowm the Irishmen of Philadelphia, the ouly city in Awerica from which up to the present, we have received a subscription). have mnot become ...
... down-trodden principalities have, when scourged too severely by their task.masters turned and made a fight for life aud liberty. Irishmen alone have taken their whipping patiently and with bowed head avd downcast eyes meekly sub‘mitted, only wincing as ever and ...