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... THE POUND RIVER. A tines specimen of Donnybrook Fair was shown off at the Pound River on Thursday evoning-last. Irishmen all in their glory were . there. We hope to see those who profess to be, at all. times, so well inclined to keep in peace and quietness ...
... (Load applause.) Yes, my brother Irishmen, I know that you will respond—not with slow hesitancy, but quickly, bravely, gloriously I 1 The Fenian Brotherhood, MacMahon Guard, Montgomery Guard, and hundreds of other Irishmen in this city and State, will, when ...
... another band of fierce warriors, thus addressed Jeremiah when presenting him with a green silk standard;— . Brother Irishmen, and comrades of the Fenian 'Brotherhood, you have chosen me to perform a `tisk, Pleasing indeed to the feelings of my heart ...
... we all, four, lay down to rest, in the fore-peak ; the captain then asked where were those Irishmen, and ordered the decks to be cleared, and to throw the Irishmen overboard ; we then were sent, by the iaptain's orders, down, under the halfdeck, and remained ...
... and make pi isoners of the Confederate Commissioners at all hazards. Taking this statement as true, it follow.i that the United States' Government has deliberately sought a quarrel with Great Britain, and has thereby incurred a fearful adkealat of r ...
... Pope's Brigade, moved the next resolution— That the ev( nts of the hour imperatively dictate to all Irishmen the forgetfulness of past differere and a united rally for the old cause of this country. Mr. T. D. O'Sullivan eee,nded the motion. He appealed ...
... coming together, to do what Irishmen did, in '82, said Mr. Stoney; and immediately there was tremendous cheering for '82. In order to induce the British Government to extend Volunteering to Ireland, Mr. Stoney said Irishmen were prepared, now, as their ...
... more generally known, the majority of the seamen would be induced to join. AcicsowiKnosENT.—The Assistant Secretary of the United Chnach Young Men's Society begs to acknowledge, with thanks, the receipt of .£1 each &Om Stewart Blacker, Esq., and John W ...
... they had in En iland they were called Wets. Bed they devised the sneers of Ragland. The clergy and people of Ireland were united in the cause, and they teould see the came of the Cross triumphant. (Near, hear.) The Preeidentproposed Are various Corporations ...
... Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Etna from New York on the 9th inst., arrived off the harbour this morning. She bring. the United States' mails 83 cabin, and 47R steerage passengers. Having landed the mails. 11 cabin, and 244 steerage pasi-engeis, she ...
... congregation, (now Mr. M'Naghten's) was up and that his meeting house yard was used as a convenient drilling-ground by the United Irishmen. Now, this congregation was Old Light, or Trinitarian ; and in the same street stood in one yard, as they do still, ...
... patriotic fraternity were widespread and various, branches of the order having been established in many towns in all parts of the United Kingdom, in the Colonies, and America, the Californian branch of the latter having manifested a desire to keep alive in the ...