... ancther hint at possible trouble n Ireland. I have received a little handhill printed in green ink which anrounces that ibe United Irish Society has been established to hunt Redmond and Co. ont of the London Parliament, and compe! them to spend their working ...

... IN SHEFFIELD. St. Patrick’s Day was quietly celebrated in Sheffield yesterday, when the majority of Irishmen were content to simply wear the n. The United Irish League celebration m to be postponed until to-night, for the attendance of an Irish M.P,, and ...

... 1o describe Shedelight of the some parts of the United Kingdom and|gcene,” says Mr. Ball, setting an admirable another set of laws for another part of the | example of not trying to describe the in- United Kingdom just to suit the prejndiml describable ...

... longer the teiror it was in the dark days of tht;‘rm. and bigotry against it had been destroyed by better knowledge. What Irishmen still meant Ly Home Rule was what Isoac Butt—who was a Protestant and constitutional lawyer—first asked for in 1873. He said ...

... witness the triumvh of the | Irish movement for Home Rule. There was’ one thing, and one thing only, that depressed | Irishmen in the United States in the movement for Home Rule so near at hand. They learned in their political battles, as they learned in ...

... LIVELY EXCHANGES IN COMMONS. IRISHMEN AND TARIFF REFORMERS. Insurance Bill. SHEFFIELD AMENDMENT WITHDRAWN, m.amocmumuco-du{ @ ning, opened with a -scene, following rither grave allegations made by Mr, Devlin v th reference to the manner in which Tariff ...

... 20 October lost - There is a changed Irelend and a changed Embite in a changed world. . . . How could the integrity of the United Kingdom be threatesed while all common affairs were transacted at “Westminster, as now ? The ““Pall Mall Gazette” heetens ...

... railway companies ‘1 L S - S the Admiralty yvacht, Enchantress, and with a view mo i c i EEg AT § C Cllln C lb AN ° . = Ci re united action in the Lo e 1 g 1 ot Bz Our Special Representative. | cromsed the port harbour in a pinnace to the m'‘“, 3::::::;_ ...

... Britisher and not of the Fngli-hman. Now that phrase may be supposed b the Americans to include Scotsmen and Wel-h--men (and even Irishmen as the inhahitanis of one of the Br.tish lsles) as well as Englishmen. 1 feel sure that the writer cannot have irtended to ...

... . That was not the proposal of ‘he Government. The proposal of the Governmen: was for one commission for the whole of the United Kingdom, and to treat if, as in Germany, as an imperial matter. 1f the! Scottish and Irish members came to the conclusion ...

... being, and that the Government of Ireland has secured for its purposes the historic building, consecrated in the eyes of Irishmen by so many glorious memories—the old Parliament Honse in College Green Let me say first that I Jook forward with confidence ...

... United Well Served by Irishmen Assummgl Sheffield United complete the transfer of Padde{' Sloan from Arsenal next week, they will have nothing to complain about if he turns out as good as previous Irishmen they have had on their books. e | 'rhegeeould ...