... sapporting them advocating too Irish cause, aad who would disband to-morrow if the supplies should emoo. You may say that it is Irishmen in this country who are supplying too money, hut io not toy alone. Promt Boat Americans high to office have advocated the ...

... that whatever prosperity it tod censed with the fall the Austrian domination On (to other toad, Genoa was not then part of united Italy. Yet it tod gene forward by leaps and bounds. Well, to believed that any ItaUaa would to laagtod at oouatrymen who mid ...

... Charles 8. Parnell, and Remember 'fit,* while convenient In the Old Cram were the words emblaaoned in gold on red cloth— Irishmen you're welcome. etc. Thirty policemen, under the command of District- Inspector Carey, R.LO., Cookstown, were present, hot ...

... protleoe , :-Thet wo oepnee the detoted loyelty of UelonUU to the Crown end CeneHtuion of the United Kingdom i Hut neow teed leant «n eelnin Mr an integral poctloo United Klngdone, nnd proteet the moat manner agalnat the of any raeneore wonld ee lehariteoeo ...

... nor on behalf of ft class, but members church numbering more than 600.000 Irishmen, who, while holding various political opinions, and following many different callings, are united !n the common allegiance to the Throne, and a common desire for the honour ...

... party, nor behalf class, hot town her. of Church numbering more than 800,000 Irishmen who, while rarirme poUUoal opiniona, and fol lowing mnny different colling, ore united in common -“-gl—— to the Throne end common desire for the honour and wtlfnra their ...

... Protection, as the anther of Castle and Cabin—an able and impartial American observer—noted, is the one thing upon which all Irishmen agree. For example, the Irish Parliament might argue Wc can secure a monopoly of the distilling industry if exempt all d ...

... placed the existence of a separate Government Dublin 1791. Oct.—Wolfo Tone, the notorioae rebel, f (he society known m United Irishmen.” The principles of the society were—lst—The emancipation of Ireland from English rule; 2nd—Reform Parlament; and Srd—Union ...

... (rom sick bod to walk to his death in awful fashion. The rctnoraberauoe that terrible night had not died from the memory ol Irishmen and the people Great Britain ere they arc startled this fresh outrage, which be remarked, took place on the anniversary that ...

... Ireland will be these men. then we note how they have already been fighting with one another, wrangling over newspaper called “United Ireland, how they are unable account | for public money committed to their charge, consort with dynamiters end other dangerous ...

... to set aside, vary, or deal generally with contracts. The law contract is sacred in the United States. No State Legislature can touch it. And the opinion of Irishmen on contract is no secret. They have for years been engaged in illegally endeavouring to ...

... gentleman, in the course of lecture, said :—Beloved brethren now is the time for united action on the part of the people of this division of the County of Tyrone, or if you are nut united I am afraid the seat which is at present represented by a Nationalist may ...