... lately received from Cuba and published in our daily papers in the form of telegrams or letters from correspondents in the United States, seems unreliable and incorrect. It must be unreliable, because most of it is obtained through Spanish sources, or ...

... vigorous in tervention of some governing power. Hence he forgets the gigantic fact, that Englishmen, Scotchmen, and Irishmen have created the United States, the Canadian Dominion, the vast Australian colonies, and New Zealand, all by the operation of individual ...

... more deeply rooted in the affections of the classes who make up a great and strong community, or when they were more firmly united in the bonds of a good understanding. Mr. Lowe in responding for the House of Commons was as facetious as ever, and his ...

... commingling of races that a man's proper name is no longer a certain index to his nationality. The immigration of Scotchmen, Irishmen, and Welshmen into England has been very considerable of late years and, we doubt not there are persons in our midst named ...

... -his merciless soldiers were about to carry out. Henry W. Rotherham.-- 1. The first meeting of the society called The United Irishmen took place long before, in 1791, and not in Munster where it afterwards assumed such terrible importance-- but in Waterford ...

... six-pounder guns and 2,000 smooth-bore rifles-- a gift of which, to judge from past experience, the wisdom is very doubtful. The United States. There is considerable uneasiness in San Francisco, as party feeling runs very high on the Chinese labour question ...

... hateful crime by town councils, political societies of all complexions, and by the general body of the Press throughout the United Kingdom. High and low have alike joined in the all but unanimous repu diation of all sympathy with the barbarous perpe trators ...

... then, returning to England, urges Irishmen to purchase nothing from England which can be produced in Ireland, America, or France. Numerous further condemnatory clauses are also included, and the attention of the United States Government is respectfully ...

... Prosecution his oratorical tour in North Lancashire, Lord Hartington this week at Nelson declared that the Liberals could unite on the platform furnished them in Mr. Gladstone's Manifesto, and should leave for after consideration the points on which they ...

... Crockford's. Garrick, Graham s. Guards', Oriental, Oxford and Cambridge. Portland. Royal Naval, Travellers'. Union, United Service. Junior United Service. University. West Indian. While s. Windham. and proprietor himself took his seat at his de.k in a corner ...

... If I moved at morning, day, or night, I heard close behind me the footsteps of my faithful and brave-hearted protectors, Irishmen to the core, brave, noble, and unselfish, ready at any moment to sacri fice their lives in doing their duty. In this connection ...

... ^L/ANtED Qf^ie VANCE,. 1. An indignation meeting of Irishmen was lately held in New York to protest against the bestowal of Irish names upon some of the monkeys in a zoological garden in Central Park. Our own Pat, who had the pleasure of Icing as indignant ...