... was only an Irishman. Donegan, editor of the most ownprehensive Greek lexicon, was only an Irishmen. Drs. Kane and Hayes, the Arctic explorers, were only Irishmen, by dement. Marshal NW. the odebrated engineer, was only an Irishman, hi descent. Captain ...

... this town. The former changes one Sunday every four weeks with the ministers of the Leeds circuit. At the annual assembly of United Methodist Free Churches just held in Newcastle, the Revs. Andrew Crombie, and ltd win Watmough (supernumerary), were appointed ...

... Immigrant, who make New York their home, the Globe remarks:— - -- Of the vaat number of immigrants who annually settle in the United States, about 77 per cent. at New York. We learn from a report, just issued, by Consul-General Archibald that since the e ...

... will at last fall upon his cruel foe. Some statistics which have lately appeared respecting the tide of emigration to the United States contain one or two i n teresting facts. Of the vast number which annually settle in the land of promise, about 77 percent ...

... others congre gated in groups discussing the wrongs of Ireland.' Trafalgar-square had been appointed as the place for uniting the processions which it had been arranged should come up from the various districts, and from three o'clock until three thirty ...

... s. - . HOME RULE CONFERENCE IN LEEDS —A conference of Home Rulers, under the auspices of the Home Rule Confederation of Irishmen in Great Britain, was opened in the Civil Court, Leeds Town Hall, on Tuesday, under the presidency of Mr Butt, M.P.. The ...

... were being thus treated, all Englishmen would be up in arms to demand that justice should be done, and, although they were Irishmen, he claimed for them the sympathy of Englishmen. The Government of England, whether it was Whig or Togy, might depend upon ...

... consider what help a University life could give them in making them capable politicians. Politicians had abed name in the United State', and almost all the political dangers of the Great Republic were contained in or might be deduced this fact. He had ...

... AWAITING —A Parliamentary paper has been printed showing the number of pd. goners who were detained in the several gaols of the United Kingdom awaiting their trials between the In day of July, 18'6, and the Ist day of July 1877, periods exoeeding two weeks ...

... not at present acquainted would materially alter with whkoh he wou:d not now trouble their lordships, beyond remarking that unites the Zulu war could be proved to have been inevitable, he could not see why it might not hare been avoided. In the House of ...

... 11,870 Mr. M'Crary, the United States Secretary for War, has issued a circular directing that the bitting Bull Indiana, having °sued to be American eubfecte be seized and held primmen of war, the event of their returning to United States territory. The ...

... chin shaved by • European, and my bed made by an Asiatic; a French. man cooked my dinner, an Engllahman showed me a seat an Irishmen changed my plate, • Chinaman washed my table napkin, and a German handed me my bill. This is nothing out of the way, for ...