... and hardest kind, is difficult to secure, and thousands are being added daily toy the ranks of the unemployed. Those yqung Irishmen and women who, unheeding' the advice of people here whei are in a position to know, came to this country recently, will, ...

... and brighter era of hope, triumph, and victory had dawned bn those fortunes and alighted on their banners (applause). They, Irishmen and Irish Catholics:. honour that cause, and prove their devotion to its principles when they assemb- I led on an oceasion ...

... well as the Committee, are to be congratulated on their arrangements. * President Paul Jones is one of the best known young Irishmen in New York, and his kindly personality seemed to make everybody happy. It is surprising bow many familiar faces one meets ...

... Kerrymen's Association, but it was also a great night for Ireland and Irishmen . in general. No sectional spirit pervades the New York ferrymen's Society ; its members are Irishmen in the broadest sense of the word. While officers and members of the Society ...

... or was about to say, something very The Kerryman, Saturday, October 8th,1904. The World's Champion ROYAL WELCOME TO KIELV. IRISHMEN IN -kMERICA PRESENT HIM WITH A PURSE. Thomas F. Kiely, the marvellous Irish athlete, who won the all-round championship of ...

... THE WAIL OF THE WOMEN AFTER THE BATILE. Written by Dr. Drennan after the last struggle of the United Irishmen for Independence, and their defeat. Alas! how sad by Shannon's flood, The blush of morning sun appears! To men, who gave for us their blood ; ...

... nueitrx of persons were charged with nr nnkenness and the ordinary fines were im- 4 Dingle Ma!' In Manchester At a meeting of Irishmen in the Shamrock I ht.. Manthe,tor. held last Friday night the iJig resolution was passed to Mr .1. B. ill. a native of Aglish ...

... Parliamentary Party to insist that during next Session a measure shall be passed for the benefits of this most deserving body of Irishmen. That we are delighted to End that West Kerry is takinz up the awl-emelt for the revival of the Irish Language such a ...

... and while some few Irishmen may accept it as a solution of the Irish question, there can be no doubt that it would not satisfy the aspirations of the race. In this connection Mr Davitt's speech in Westmeath, in which he defined Irishmen's idea of Home Rule ...

... occasions figured as inmate of hospitals and charitable institutions, His career has been a strange one, and before coming to the United States he had some exceedingly interesting adventures in South America. It is but the other that Count Blucher, son of the ...

... successful as it could possibly be in such a short time. And its popularity is not confined to exiles from the Kingdom alone. All Irishmen who have read it speak in high terms of the admirable manner in which it is got up, and the fearless and manly spirit in ...

... Killarney branch or the United Irish League Mr O'Connor, who acted as spokesman for the deputation, said they came before titera in re:erotic,: to a matter which should have ,ae su?pur, di Zr. was to a me.aorial in Killarney to those Irishmen who in dark and ...