... ray of light, it one thing to formnUto a policy and another to carry it out, awl if Mr Parnell national party of eighty are united in the future, it will be great deal more than they have ever been hitherto. The Berne - Aimireree.-y ie elweye well celebretett ...

... peculiarity of Mr Bright’s temper that hie remarks always leave a rancour ot bitterness behind. Last sesdon Bright spoke ibe Irishmen rebels,” and tliere was a brisk fight over the epithet in tlu) House of CoQimoas, but eclipsed himself the other night at ...

... voice in the affairs of the nation as their actual numbers warrant. The noble lord in a stirring speech counselled all loyal Irishmen, whatever their creed might be, to make their opinions known and their voices heard in indis tinct manner, and for this, ...

... Heriew of the success abroad of an article whose power a conqueror if pain is with us household word. Inasmuch as was in the United States that the marvellous power this remedy Hrat became (•opularly known through the eiiterpnze The Charles A. Vogeler Company ...

... blinding dust of this impending battle. (Applause.) fie was a peace, and bis prayer was that the day might never come when aimed irishmen would suind face to face their own soil; but the Loyalists intended to live on the laud. was the land their fathers' graves ...

... •‘Mr Mackirdy seems to have dwelt on tbe bribery, Ac., by which the Union was brought about, the English therefore paid Irishmen for it, the Parliament was not •’ stolen says it was but if it waa, be says that though - the Scripture said that when ...

... onr reporter entered the Victoria Hall, Store lane, and found that it was occupied about persons, the great majority being Irishmen and working-men. Shortly afterwards, and before the meeting had commenced, Councillor P. B. Ferguson camo from the anteroom ...

... aud inhumanity Ireland; they were not to take it lot gospel that immediately ahe has parliament her own ebe will turn into united aud peaceful prosperous nation. These things had been told them tnc moat beautiful language, and was very apt to appeal to ...

... said, during all those years, that murder was wrong, said it was unnecessary. When Mr Parnell Mr Mealy are both beseeching Irishmen of Home Rule tendencies to be moderate and calm, under the adverse vote of the country, it indicates pretty plainly that ...

... The loyal Catholics find difficult to move, to oppose many of their bishops and priests. If they could unite with the loysi Protestants, their united voices would give strength the Government and the cause order. cannot point out bow this can be done ; ...

... second part of the pre gramme, Father Lynch expresated the pleasure lie had in being present and addressing all audience of Irishmen and Sexitchinen. They belonged to two different nations, but were one in sympathy, Jr ought to be one in sympathy, liecanse ...

... democratic, discontent with the actual executive, the United States, and is, or was, a member of the Clan-na gael; the latter is the representative of a constitoency, one-half oi which consists of the Irishmen, whom therefore feels compelled to conciliate. ...