... American honour. Congress immediately passed the Act vesting the President of the United States with the power of retaliation, March 3, 1813. Meanwhile, the twenty-three Irishmen were brought to England. Two months later, however, Scott captured • number of ...

... the Smith-Barry tenants of Tipperary to intervene in a struggle in which they were not selfishly concerned, but in which as Irishmen and fellow truants they were most intimately concerned, namely, to prevent the landlord combination from throwiag to the ...

... Roche and Segravo typo power to insult and imprison the purest patriots and the most venerable priests. Yet this infamous law Irishmen must respect or go to jail. In England, where the laws are made by Englishmen for Englishmen, they are still premitted to ...

... Bridin the mangled and Medina form of their beloved country, they can point with their finger to the solid phalanx of our united and dauntlem children who stand teeth in the pride of their unity and ineength and call for justice in a clear ringing voice ...

... martial law. Not w,tistaniting that they were perfectly convinced that Irishmen were more determined than ever to carry out the struggle to the bitter end, they insisted upon the United Kingdom accepting the assurance that they were bearing down all opposition ...

... 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 wo shall ...

... Imperial Parliament at Westminster, from which Miss 1 od dreads being sepanited, there will be found other members besides Irishmen who are. As to the Irish Catholic clergy, they are earnest In the cause of temperance and other reforms. I give one case ...

... io their eyes and pulsing in their blood, Had fought in vain, io vain bad struck their last despairing blow, And died as Irishmen should die—their faces to the foe. And o'er her soft and swelling vales, spread out by (iiai's right hand To nurse as brave ...

... n which we all who feel that the struggle—the undying struggle which Irishmen have been making for those centuries is now recognised throughout the length and breadth of Cie United Kingdom, that Englishmen and Scotch, men come to stand by us, shoulder ...

... Telegraph Company is informed from Midleton, conaty Cork, that leading Irishmen will come over from Boston and incorporate a joint stock company, the shares to be sold in the United States, to establish boot and clothing factories throughout Ireland in ...

... death •as not wholly unexpected, as he had been in feeble health for a long time, and he had attained the age of years. The United States ham already marked it appreciation of journalist,' services by appointing ditti°' guished members of the profession ...

... of Maas *odd Is arauled for the coeds* Its. tieet4r We owe by a MAW segsmieis,t with of Wag. Asthma Oea ea citizens of the United Maras Ida bees is Washingtoo, and Saturday l s breed an address to the nation prowling the grim which makes culoweed people ...