... and in that debate r one of the officials said they had had Scottish t Home Rule ad nauseam. Had it been a meetiogs g of Irishmen and any one had ventured e to make such a remark about Irish Home Rule, the e offending party would not have escaped out ...

... passen- gers. We observe, from our advertising columns, that the succeeding steamer of this line for New York will be the s.s. United Kingdom, on Saturday the 24th just, ST. PATRIOe's ANNIVERSARY DIaNE,.-The members of St. Patrick's R.C. Church, along with ...

... with an offering of Peter's Fence.- The Pope, inrpy ogaulated the deputation as Irishmen. -ELECTIO0 NEWS Sir Arthur Keppell Coweff- stepney;- Bart, .member for the united boroughs of Llane[Iy and Carinartheli issued his retiring address yesterdsy.3 The ...

... removed for distributing red handbills containing the words By Irishmen Ireland will be freed. No Home Rule; total separation; nothing else. Dyna- mite the indigestible pill for John bull. United revolutions-I.C.R. He was locked up for preaching dynamite ...

... extensions of railways will be that of India, where, as they report from Bombay, import business is decidedly reviving trade. The United States, partly originated and partly shared the crisis of this country, buthavealso participated in thelesson, and have ...

... Friday to Kemp Town. Lord and Lady Granville are sojourning at his Grace's residence. CHANGE, WEDNESDAY. The accounts from the United States, by the steamer from Halifax are generally satisfactory. The advices relative to the growing crops of cotton are still ...

... Thus. Lynch, and seconded by Dr Torrney, C.C. The Rev. Air .Lynch, in proposing the resolution, said people and priests were united in acknowledging the great services Mr Parnell. They weie there in their thousands to welcome Mr Parnell as their chieftain ...

... upon unhappy crowd, find five minntes later that his bullet had lodged In the breast of the mother that bore him. Vou are Irishmen, and I doubt not that beneath mauy a policeman's jacket a warm Irish heart beats. (Cheers.) Are you content then to ne destroyers ...

... as compared with previous Conventions, the ad- 4 s vantage of the presence at its deliberations of| many representative Irishmen from other parts 9 of the world. Its decisions must therefore have great weight with the Irish race and a lasting 1 influence ...

... AND FREE TRADE. I M Mr James Lowther, M.P., addreasing a meetingI I in Manchester last night in support of objecions of the United Empire hade League, sai taey cog fidently appealed to Manchester to assist in obtain- B rng a fair aud impartial consideration ...

... fund should be used in any way for denomina- r tional purposes, and fur himself he desired a uniform Bducatiou Act for the United Kingdom. 0 (Applause. Li Mr B. Turnor, Halifax, seconded, and said e children in schools were taught more about k kings, queens ...

... mili-' to tary talents, his enterprising spirit, and -the suc- !ry cessful defepee which he made in .his townfacainst tey the united power of the Turkish empire, died on of the 5th of Ferbuary. By. his, death, Russia is )sit 'freed from, a formidable enemy ...