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... beenunwell and fe2ble, but his spirit was activeto the last, and ?? few days ago that a letter from his p 5ppeared rrging Irishmen to unite for the onss cause, and thanking Mr Gladstone in I of gratitude for his 3csr on behalf of Ireland. Mr M'Anlty X 2C.5ured ...
... and appropriate costume of an ancient Bard of Erin. So well established and so extensive was his fame, that a society of Irishmen resident in the East hidies had fixed upon him to go out to that country on liberal terims, for the purpose of introducing ...
... entitled to the praise of every man con. nected with the guild of letters, whether he be bond or free. Too often, clever Irishmen lack that self-respect and self-ceontrol which bring dignity and honour and the praise of good men, We need not pause to ...
... , and had, moreover, convinced hits that united action Was all that was needed to accormplish it. His own bril- liant eareer was, indeed, in itself a very striking proof of the governing capacityr of Irishmen. THE LATE PREMIER OF QurdENSLJAND. TELEGRIM ...
... Referring to the manifestations in favour of the Holy Father, htis lordship remarks : In these demoustra- tions 'of filial piety, Irishmen will prove themselves worthy of their persecuted forefathers. No nation has suffered mote for her attachment to the See of ...
... deacon. In the autumn of 1872 Mr Fronde went to the United States, where he delivered a series of lectures on the relations between England and Ireland. The burden of his addresses was that Irishmen had themselves, to a large extent, caused their country's ...
... flaential journals in the Western States of the Union, a pooition of considerable importance. Mr. Brenan was oeo of thoso Irishmen who, filled with the love of their country and burning to give ber a name and station amongst the countries of Europe, rnshed ...
... fullness of years, having Attained his 78th year. John Dalton was better ?? tog and mole appreoiated by, a former generatoinrof Irishmen than thb present, to whom his name and works are not so fwapr He was of tho old race of Irish soholr0 of whom O'rlaherty ...
... their differences through life, bint in that room there were na dlferencos. Thev had united-men of all creeds and politics-to do what would be always a pleasure to Irishmen and women, namely, to help inc their afflietion the fatherless and the aillicted (hear) ...
... the head of the centre of ?? of intellectual dignity. The faeerl of the Provost was most solemn, im. Iesiceand imposing. The United choirs of the. gilr6drsls of Christ's Church and St. Patrick's and the College an~d Caoctle Cha~pels joined to give to the ...
... BOSOM FRIEND OF THOMAS F. MEAGHIER. The Cork Southern Reporteir thus announces the death of one of our most gifted young Irishmen-Charles D. Murphy, Esq. With feelings of the most intense sorrow, we have to announce the death, on this morning, at liellevile ...
... believe to be the wish of all Irishmen, I without distinction. I The council adjourned until Wednesday, the I 14th instant, at two o'clock, to be specially sunm. i monad. The weekly meeting of the General Committee of the United Liberal Club was held yesterday ...