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... anlugi. tude 98. THE IRISH IN CANADA. A mneeting has been he.d here in favan OM ,n- nexation to the United ota tes. It a.is ?? l uostly by Irishmen. THE WEST INDL t MAIL. PLI 11OUTH, S zin. 1. The Atrato steamer has arx. ived at P1YiaLAt!, and brings ...
... to establish a Celtic Saciety in London, whose leading pirposo is stated to bh to afford nmeeting-place for intelligent Irishmen. Among minor objects will be the formation of a library of Trish literature, the opening of desless in the Irish language ...
... telegraphing on Tuesday, says a ?? frrij YPeoria, Illinois, states that Patrick XV. Crowe w5 arrested there on Monday bythe United Sta-l esMr, shal on the order of the Attornev-General. Cr'AwE at has been declaring that he imanufactured the dven. ct mite ...
... authorising the assassinations was prepared ig r- at a special meeting of the executive council, attended by Irishmen fnom Canada and the United e States. After the arrival in England of the men e selected for the deed, they were advised from the I, America ...
... rithe atubuirnce Service mattv-i i'f rtite best tile n_ whvo had gone ver, and so it itappened tillia bit atge proportion of Irishmen~ r fituglit at tlieconclusiuni of thle. catuapign lit rati ons reginients under, General .tlourthlki. During tile. extsitolie ...
... excellent health and spirits. ' OUR COUREsPONDENT.I PARIS, FHB. 26.-The movements of Mr. Frank s . Byrne and other prominent Irishmen in this city are carefully watched by both English and French t detectives, and special observation Is kept upon s the r ...
... prov-inces. a Mrs. Walsh, wife of ThommS Walsh, undergoing seven years' penal servitude for sending arms to Ireland, writes to United irehawistdenying thit there 1 , is any foundation for the ruumour published-that ir her husband had given infortiiation to ...
... trial in due CI course at the Central Criminal Court. if But it is stated that Peter O'Donnell is well knzwn l to several Irishmen now resident in London who d, were comrades of hil in the Fenian conspiracy of I e ; 1866 and 1867. During the conspiracy ...
... were then, too, on t :the Tory side a party of Waverers, or Triu- v _ ners, most anxious for conciliation. Now the Tories are united, and, if there are any v , Trimmers, they sit on the Liberal benches, and would come over in a body to ;I ord SALISBURY if ...
... shame and in- in- dignation, of humiliation and horror, with which oa tthose atrocious crimes are regardedl by all true .nd Irishmen. (Cbeers.) The political insanity by, the which they are prompted must not be m- allowed to identify itself with the national ...
... adjourned for consideration of the full party at a 9- future tmeeting. Tl Resolutions were also passed thanking Irishmen he in the United States. Canada1 New Zealand, and in other countries abroad for the unchangeable and sn self-sacrificing devotion ...
... aND IMlSH 111ME RUL[P. ?? 'bhe horrible murrder of Dr. CRONIN at f. Chicago is ?? an unu-suial amount of G interest in the United States, and will ulti- P5 inately prove disastrous to the Parnellite n agitation. Whilst the Irish [fome liners and fl Irish ...