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... only Irishmen, by descent. Mar.hal Neil, dm celebrated engineer, was oat an Irishman, by dement. Captain Blake, the explorer of the continent of Australia, was only an Irishman. Omian, the test of the bards of the heroic ages. was only an Irishmen. Charles ...

THE FUTURE OF AMERICA

... end of the liberties of the United States. PROPOSED 'CONVENTION OF THE IRISH RACE. Tun Iriab NationsHata in L•mdou have 'immix a Convention representing the Irish race to meet in London in December. Every fifty Irishmen are to have one delegate, so ...

CAST-OFF CLOTHING

... exodu, of this class of Irishmen to the Western and Pacific States of America. With two Irish delegates in the Unitlj Staten, and two English deputies in there ought to be organisations enough to take all the labour. re in the United Kingdom over the Atlantic ...

MILITARY ITEMS

... The range. at which the contest is to take plate are 800, 900, 1,000, 1,103 yard. The r are not to esceel 10 weight, the Irishmen I Aooting with rifles Irish mautifaiture, mid ricace using riflet manufactured in Americ.. As of the readers of the (Arm ...

WY. R. PORDE. TO THE ELECTORS

... that conciliatory attitur e which, without requiring any surrender of principle, tends to dispel irritation, sod to unite all Irishmen in earnest desire to promote the genera welfare. I am, Gentlemen, Your faithful servant, • THOMAS M'CLURE. IDICLFAST ...

OPT:PIONS OP 1%11 MINI

... Bolt, who began with tempera'. Isadore, though be got a little warmer when he was the so celled down-trodden eondition of Irishmen coder Saxon mile, which eorestated -chiefly of police soprentsey and irresponsibility; whereas, if the was home governed ...

EXTRAORDINARY MEETING

... aggro. nation of controversy. When we remember the existence, aide by side, of different forms of Presbyterian union in the United States and our own colonies, we must not anticipate an extinction of sects in Scotland; but it is I not unreasonable to expect ...

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... the commercial capital of Ireland, but also, in proportion to its size and population, as the fined commercial town in the United Kingdom. It wi►l acid much to the pleasure promised in the cdt-doCt' pregrenune r,haplO . the Wandfu] weather of the last ...

Our tome anb foreign grins

... Stanley. Tx■ Turkish Government has formally stated to the United States Minister that it intends to adhere to its rezent prohibition of the sale of Bibles in Turkey. Ferran, the new judge of the United Stites District Court of Kansas, has astonished the lawyers ...

EARL sairrEsstrzy IN LONDON. DERRY

... touching on the usefulness of such societies, said—l hope that in the future, now that such large concessions have been made, Irishmen of all parties will join together in assisting to maintain the laws, and that 'unqualified obedience will be given to the ...

EXMAORDINARY PERVERSION AND DIVORCE CASE

... might have , been, and we think it would have been, made an occasion for tightening the bonds which unite the two islands. sad for proving to Irishmen not only the sub. stantial advantages of • connection with Eng. land, hut the wish that exieta on this ...

FRANCE AND THE POPE

... intrigues of those whom—to use extremely strong language —we must call the mast unteachable of all the peeks of France. THE UNITED STATES PRESIDENCY. Tits Standard referring to Mr. Robeson's declaration that President ()rant will not accept office a third ...