... him in choosin, tin s their cancidate. He bade them to mfioct that it was their (te people's) cause, and he hoped they would unite %0 us to record their votes in parliament through him (loud cheers). It was well known that the majority of the people of that ...

... decision of the Tenants Right. None their landlords * tumble ; farmers don’t ¢‘'en grumble Like becs, high and humble, Irishmen unite. gs are disappearing ‘mid vociferous cheering ; Busy hands off clearing all the peat are secu ; Companics gregarious turn ...

... to the river as often as they please, stay in as long as they like, and return when they are in the humour, in fact, like Irishmen’s pigs, to “enjoy their own swate wills” to the fullest extent. In the answers which were given by the father to the Coroner ...

... Heury Richard, M.P., delivered an address at Mauchester on Tuesday night, entitied *“ War and its lesson.” At Manchester, two Irishmen were remanded on the charge of having in their possession a quantity of ammunition for an unlawful purpose. At Athlone, two ...

... opportunity nf putting the ease of fee Government any way chose before every elector in the United Kingdom ; he need fee opportanity to heap insults upon Irishmen, and to the electorate a string of strange phrases, as unmeaning as they were outlandish Never ...

... that time. Lord Monteogle, in letter fothe Freeman't Journal, strongly advises toe people to lay their case before toe the United Kingdom, through the medium of the Land Commission. Referring to Mr. John Ferguson’s statement at last Tuesday’s meeting of ...

... the United Choir—endeavoured to taring before the public music ol highest character. Perhaps it will intereet our friend to know that donation was ■riven by the late lamented Lady Harriet, appreciation S the music rendered by the Jfelsbpmil United Ohoir ...

... renewed its bilh. Sham British interests had disappeared rich the Government that nunafactured them, and sincere attempt to unit© the Great Powers the intmvsfe of had taken the place of the short sighted policy of punning separate aims which nearly l-d ...

... paradsd ths works. uoassqnenoe sig.iifioant aorain* girsn them, the Irishmen afterwards left the plane, I were, later in the day, paid off the Bolton Town Hall. There are now Irishmen workin* Tarton Bottoms. The Irish agitators and their modes of warfare ...

... agricultural friends. In a future impression may have word to say on the subject at issue. Whilst are of opinion that there art unite number of issues between landlord and tenant which require to be disposed of. jet we think that the great thing ranted is more ...

... presided the harawaßun: had ahowa them that evening, and after theMrtoud Anthem, went home highly pleased. BISHOP'S CaSTLE. THE UNITED PACK. Ob WtdßMdßj wMk, tin maet Oakkr How awr Bubop'a Caatlr, th« Mat ai Jobs Oaklaj, Eaq,, stßßDok •apporter ot tha pack ...

... justice. (Hear, hear.) Speaking for himself, and not as being supposed in any way to speak for others, was willing to extend to Irishmen the same electoral privileges to Englishmen, for there was nothing so dangerous this half and half enfranchisement. (Applause ...