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... (Several voices: Them is smother here.) Mr. Gluilstone'e bill propped to tax Ireland for Imperial pitrpees, and yet give Irishmen voice in the neuter. Surely (aildres-ing Mr. Taylor) the gentleman who shakes his bend dots nut * deny this? Mr. 'i : 1 do ...
... closed a epleiidid meeting. A BRANCH or TOE been NATIONAL Istetece.—On Monday afternoon, Mr. Kiernan ad droned a meeting of Irishmen at Meadow Lane, Hol. bock. At the conclusion of Mr. Kiernan'', speech. it was agreed to form ladies' branch of the National ...
... Ireland. ! Perm Mall.. I nolo. of no page more ditgracefal to is. as lingtiaintien than thdt which records violence against Irishmen, and those Irish patriots who heroic attempt to uplift their down-trodden country• turn arc, at the hands of a Tory Government ...
... and worsteds if France tries to ruin our trade with her. Others are saying that we should also turn our attention to the United States. and clap taxes onto certain imports from that country, with a view to having our revenge for the imposition of the ...
... on strike for an eighthours' day and against systematic overtime. Lieutenant-Colonel Haldane has stated that there were 87 Irishmen amongst the gallant 101 soldiers who took part with General Havelock in the second relief of Lucknow. The General Railway ...
... remedy for their woes is a combination to restrict production. Mr, Sherman, Chairman of the Fouifi.Ralu.tionl Committee of the United States Senate, said that togo to war with England over the Behring Sea fisheries dispute would be a crime against civilisation ...
... for persons who wilfully damage pr%perty by explosives. ive thomsand dollars have been subscribed at a meeting of New York Irishmen to snpgorz the constitutional Parliamentary party during the forthcoming general election. e Wolverhnmfnan Free Library Committee ...
... different republic to that of the United States. She had lived four years under the stars and stripes, and had learned the bitter lesson ‘that the stars were for the rich and the stripes for the poor. The count? of the United States was torn to pieces by ...
... the only portion of the United Kingdom respecting which the statistics are anything like satisfactory, if such a term m{ be used. (En passant it may be noted that the election riot at Hunslet conclasively showed thitfllpme Irishmen with unsound minds have ...
... Fair at Chicago, a Farsley man gave publicity to his opinions respecting tho alleged lax administration of the law in the United States and the prevalence of drunkenness 10 an alarmiog extent. Mr. J. T. Smith, of Bramley, & Joyful News evavgelist, wrote ...
... made, whereupon the aggravated captain yelled to the bataman, ¢ His 'im & side 0’ ¢ heead wi't’ bat ! & Taer prospect of the United States’ new Tariff Bill being passed may have been the caunss, bui whether that be so or nos it is significent that there ...
... desecration, saye some wen have asked bim to leave the town, but be intends to stay all the longer in consequence, Bradtord Irishmen bave imvited Jobn Daly, the released dynamitard, to visit the town, Yorksbice is now the champion county both in cricket ...