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... TlHn an low Irishmen ovoor United gtoba. Nowly 28,000.000 copim of pwiimlooU on mid ovoty voak ia Keglond. A Wlow. not qoito os wiwwUnln—i, wot oatiot oom Ckoddor ebotw Ml o( aitao ...
... UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. THE REV. GRIERSON SCOTT, late of Keotield Street U.P. Church, Glasgow, will conduct the Service TO-MORROW (Sabbath) EVENING, 23rd October, Half-past Six o’clock, when be will give some very interesting information regarding ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ; ...
... Irish people into a demand, and if that demand was not granted now Irishmen might throw it back in their teeth, an insult. With regard the parrot cry separation, he did not believe Irishmen w shed be separated from the British Empire. They had Home Rule ...
... 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 ...
... tk past to Ireland, without iceliag that those who claim to k Irish Nadonal party kre much to reside and maeh to loam. Let Irishmen what HnaUhm— hare always daws, and tk aetieeity for a parliament Callage Green will become unreal and —aaraanry ae Scottish ...
... up by Fnglaud Metal-ma if nd , o as Mr maintains, the members also pit at St Stephen's make up a Lleited Parliamentyet thaw United 1., nee erthe4e.., eumpooil of (to, unttioal parts or diva, or nationalities, a lock governed by ditlerent law, Now, if ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... warmth by the people of Dublin as if he were paragon of Tiitue. His first net w»a to establish his authority in the offices of United Ireland. thereby leaving his late followers without organ of public opinion of any weight on their aide. This is furthor proof ...
... 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 ...