... aril a necesnary and official one. Never, thetas'', other condition , ' lending themselves Ito the shako. it Lentil that Irishmen amid bold the office et Iriah Secretary. This was recognised in emupareively moat days la tint seaniaatkm of Mr Chirteetor ...

... misfortune within living memory ; and monarchy passed the ordeal scat bless. Royal prerogatives sad the English nstemaJity make united an essence that warded natures recognise the compulsion British Kingship, and do not imperil its contin nance by violations ...

... Philip Newliold (29) was charged with haring, on January 28, conspired, with certain other persons, to canse explosion in United Kingdom of character likely to cause great damage to the lires and property of the Queen s subjects. Colonel IVlacotnbe, Chief- ...

... contemporaneous account, was never to forgotten. Irish ladies left waving their gloves and handkerchiefs join the ringing cheers Irishmen brandished hats, sticks, and coats, rending the air with acclamations of welcome and farewell.” The children were special ...

... the onique ~ ~,, appearance of the room the waU lighte, » oppoa l '* are electric loose, are encloeed in real chain- A root Irishmen was aiked by judge if paguc bottlee, sealed with plaster Pane, certain witneee with whom prefrerel to Which are held hand ...

... -Ko.’ replied the rowser, after ; a pause, I don’t—he’s tke maa your I don’t knoir, and I wondering where As came from Two Irishmen stopping the Island House, Toledo, lighted their gas, and, with windows open, sat down enjoy chat. The hungriest of Toledo ...

... expressed the opinion that every possible mesas were adopted to obtain majority the recent division. Or the Romish prelates in the United States 33 are of Irish birth or descent, 13 of German, 12 of Fiench or Belgian, of English, 2 of Spanish, while Scotland, ...

... duties to perform, and conld constitute in the Irish metropolis Court which by its courtesy and success most tend to wean Irishmen from the sentiment that underlies their sedition. . . told that the opportunity for redressing the old wrongs has passed ...

... Patriotic Unions” will start scan did ate in opposition to the League’s nominee, aad will thus pot it in the power of loyal Irishmen to give their votes for member pledged to oppose every proposal for the severance the Parliamentary Imperial connection between ...

... and more vital one. Selfink and Perilamentary independence hare te restored to England and Scotland, and to the whole the United Kingdom a* represented, speaking in round nnmbeia, nearly five-eixtha of ifae population. Thirty miUions of ■agUehmen and ...

... dairy fanning, says:—The current depression in dairy farming is felt still more severely in Ireland than in the rest of the United—or disunited—Kingdom. Butter-making in the Emerald Isle is the leading and almost only feature in dairy farming in many parts ...

... on that account. Though a minority they are industrious, united, convinced. en t as last ie. determined. It is such wino.- ;ties that have dug new chreenele for buintn history. Determined, united, fateful minorities make nations and change the face of ...