... bring her there and keep her there they recurred with fresh seal to their old device of setting Irishmen at **eh other's throats. The tale of how the unites was brought about has been often told, and I do not purpose here to retell it. Also we have read ...

... but even II they were —though be did sat Week it—it would be impossible for them to dolor* war ender Home Hale agaiut the United Statue of Amelia. the Cast et Bessie, or the Mikado el hiss Thy seed wet he maid same lbw. dm say dried amiss as kWh wands ...

... (obeerA). Defoetatistsly Mr. Deasy was detained is Sydney, otherwise he inteuded to be preemie. They were all, be was sure, united iu giving a right royal reception to the champion of Home Hula now is their midst (cheers). A morning paper had told them ...

... crime was due to ask medal efforts in administering the oft-tried ainiartisl law. iletwitlistandlog that tb.y were wise* that Irishmen were emote determined Mos owe earl out the u =ale to Me bitter end. insisted epee the woe Mae= all opposition. The ono roes ...

... with the people, united with them in their struggles, and please God one day when the ark of Irish Nationality is placed high above all contending factions, when we will have legitimate independence, with a united priesthood and a united people we shall ...

... emblem of our faith. we ellea smile Oil= of Tintern remarkable for its to Its and devotion to the came at oar canntry thus united together. priests sad pesphr i tta. What I say now for myself . I my also - Isles. and Father Kavanagh (bear, hear). We will ...

... ion which all who feel that doe struggle—Use undying straggle which Irishmen have bee. making for those .wtititries is now ree-sinised through.at the length and breadth of the United Kingdom, that Kaglishinon and Scotches* come to Atari by ns, shoulder ...

... words were to express my fe eli s of gratitude for the demonstration which me to•mght (cheers). It proves the gratit udeof Irishmen for very insignificant services. [A Voice—Not Insignificant at all] (cheers). I feel how undeserving I am ( Not at all) ...

... oocrirrr WlllllOlO WA M _Ms . . ~.r- IRISHMEN INSULTED IN AN ENGLISH COLONY FOR BEING LOYAL HAULINO DOWN Tll2 ISM FLAW-TIN INIITIOATOS A large meeting—in fact, the large room was packed—of Irishmen--and among them a number of ladies— was held in St. ...

... sorry that Irishmen have erase& for the present at el events, to be buffoons sad merry-makers of England. I think we did that work long enough, and ought to give a turn to some one else now. The stage Irishmen and the Ballyhooly Irishmen of the music ...

... Messrs. Dillon and Deasy, M.P.'s, to forward the Irish movement in that quarter of the globs, and to obtain from our brother Irishmen abroad, assistaate to carry on the struggle in Ireland. Notwithstanding the fact that 11011111 of the Unioaist leaders were ...

... Magary was within their grasp, and lest for aye the mood of lug sad noble 'Angeles. Aid is some such way tiers may be sassy Irishmen who bare nobly dose sad dared duties the peat demonism, and who sow see .ought bat the apparently usbeokes Tasks of the soulless ...