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... the blessed memory of St Patrick, and the providing and endowing of chairs therein, from which the prelections of eloquent Irishmen may he delivered. The spoil is to be distributed partly amongst the students themselves in the shape of bursaries, prizes ...
... The annual Convention of tbe Home Rulers of the United Kingdom was held at the Crystal Palace on Saturday. and followed by a public meeting, when a resolution was adopted affirming that the votes of Irishmen in Great Britain should be kept independent of ...
... but it was quite clear ' from the plaudits which broke out at intervals, that there was a good sprialing of enthusiastic Irishmen and Irishwomen in the theatre. rimiE __L _df The speakers and their supporters did not, for some unexplained reason, make ...
... A WATEHING-PLACF. FOR EVERYONE. The place to Fend talkative pec,ple.—Bar• mouth. The place fur Irishmen to feelat home at.—Bog- nor. The place where the Professional Beauties may get looked at.- Broad-stares! The place for '' Masons.—Briaham and ...
... the skin. _ _ - . is AIIIILICA.—Private advises from Chicago state that the largest winter wheat crop ever produced in the United States has been harvested this season. It exceeds both in quantity and quality that of 1878. and the farmers are well content ...
... as much water as land upon the surface of the earth? TOMMY: I should think so, indeed! Look at the peddles r Tat Dow OP IRISHMEN AND TILNANTS.—To pay their shot. Gar Doan IT STEALTII, AND BLUSH IT FAME.— Camera as applied to the photographeis chamber ...
... thoughtful men. MICHAEL IN GLASGOW. Mr. Michael Disvitt, one of the three Irishmen recently arrested on a charge of sedition, addressed, in the City Hall, Glasgow, a demonstration of Irishmen, numbering 3000 persons. Mr. Devitt was accorded a most enthusiastic ...
... revolution that would result in dismemberment. The hope of the Conservative Government was that Irishmen would come to see that they were members of • ereat United Kingdom, and not alwms be dreaming of their wrongs, which were entirely fallacious. REVIEW OF ...
... Liberals of Edinburgh on having united and adopted the powerful politiesl instrument of a club carried on through the medium of social intercourse. Mr. Gladstone then attended a meeting of the ward committees of the Edinburgh United Liberal Association, where ...
... 7 o'clock, at 107 KIIIKCIATE. filled of going over to Ireland if the $ QUEEN PLACE, FOOT OF LEF/II WALK. Fenians in the United States were as good at LEITH. AND action as in tall talk, and really meantany 67 SOUTH BRIDGE, EDINBUROIL 41tingnstge the ...
... would rejoice, if Irishmen would engage more heartily, more forcibly in this great cause, and that there might be equality for the people of Ireland, the people of England, and of Scotland, and that these three peoples would be united and bound together ...
... there taters. WHY is a drunkard like a vain young lady? Because he is never satisfied with a moderate use of the glass. Two Irishmen once came over to this cauntry for harvest work, and on ordering a plate of beef and bread, and finding a pot of mu4tard ...