... observed • Princeton student. It is much the same,' remarked one of his chums, only a ditlerent kind of ink•quistors. Two Irishmen were in prison, the one for stealing a cow, the other for stealing a watch. Hello, Mike, what's o'clock is it! said the ...

... saloon because he saw M. Savary's friend, M. Eyries, enter. If he fired it was because his wife W.I. Vaniug against M. Smeary, unit that the image of his deal child came before his eyes. When M. Savary was asked to give his name, age, and occupation ; be ...

... Feuian, though, like Mr. Michael Devitt, he MY au put it mildly—of immunisetiom thinks that the moults) policy may do harm to Irishmen ; and Mr. O'Leary considers it inexpedient. Toe foul witness is a Roman Catholic priest, the Very ltev. Fattier Hogan, ...

... thurhughly puititied the proceeding., Oren teLen. Mr. nor, solicitor fur the prisoner, stroug; ;; opphsed a further remand unit.* foil a.e Ihe Chief of Police to bail. and the prirome wait reinanjid tiii next Saturday. The was alterwsros driven to the ...

... a t the people amid see their way to take edvaut sge is it—that they by union and or. i mui La ti.m should .wee 1111114 a united Ch3r.h heal the breaches that now existed. I (Applanw.) Malay of them must reeolleet the mineral-1.., eansequeseee of the ...

... outspoken on Irish affairs, and he would be so. (Hear.) He had never bees a personal opponent of Mr Parnell, and lie was glad to unit that in his recent speeches be had nr„:ed the necessity of patting down outrages. There was no doubt that Mr Parnell had c ...

... that question which had now be..o really tweed on the people of Scotlauti as one that practically applies to this part of the United —roam,lv, the position of the Church. chem./ It u as very unfair to the elector el every constituency in Scotland th it candidates ...

... dictation of Mr Parnell. (Hear, bear.) They might have seen that very night a manifesto by the Irish forty directing the Irishmen is England and %Weed to vote for the Tory party, so that they most not only give Mr Gladstone a majority, bat they must give ...

... along the line the Conservatives were clearing everything before them. (.t --- By Whisky. and . ' Irishmen.) They should not run down the poor Irishmen. (Laughter and interruption.) Thera were as many men tied together in Scotland as is Ireland—that ...

... peninsula, I earnestly hope that Greece will pause before placing herself on this occasion in conflict with their deliberate and united reenmmendation. The Porte has addressed a Circnlar Note to the Powers on the question of Greek armament, stating that Turkey ...

... prevails among unemployed tradesmen and others in Dundee on acceunt of what they consider the partiality which is shown towards Irishmen in the matter of work, and they have drawn up a protest with the view of laying it before the Magistrates, in which they ...

... are as due any in Eliglend—some my the finest. There • Lt tie—we cell it • river, sir—as flue any river of its sie• in the United Kingdom. As to the trout in it. sir, they dud 'em there frequent. That brook and teem trout, sir, 'd made a picture that Queen ...