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THE BRfrHjKGTtftf FREE PRESS
... largely comiiosed of Irishmen, and the Great Republic had given them a generous asylum, Ireland would not be an indifferent spectatress to struggle between England and America ; and urging upon all Irishmen the duty of **a united rally for the old cause ...
the Vexing of Engl and —by Ministers and Viceroy* who are still in the habit of fimling every decrease of
... desert to the United States—when she reflects that if she go to war with united America she will be met by 200,000 Irish soldiers, who pant for an opportunity of avenging the wrongs of their race—when she is conscious that five millions of Irishmen inhabiting ...
THE BRIDLINGTON FRPr, PRESS
... Canada by the United States, and they resolve in the same breath to show their loyalty and fidelity to the British nag. Mr. D'Arcy M'Chee, too, was a com• pinion of Mr. Smith O'Brien in IS4S, is equally patriotic. He assures Irishmen in the States ...
SKETCHES FROM THE HOUSE
... and cherished American cause,' and maintaining 'principles that constitute a large portion of the distinctive policy of the United States.' It s astonishing, Fitzgauntlet, how you get bottled up during the recess. You wort dine with me, but I'd rather ...
THE BRIDLINGTON FREE PRESS
... How's this, Dennis? said the Catholic priest So a young fellow nearest the door ; I suppose it's because you're all Irishmen inside there. In another compartment the lads kept popping their heads out, one after another, shouting farewells to their ...
THE MORAL INFLUENCE OF FOOD
... English gentleman's dinner. The mass of mankind everywhere, except in the United States, are vegetarians from poverty ; in the few countries where they are not, we have in the United States perhaps the best average peasantry ; in Tattery, an almost uncivilised ...
THE BRIDLINGTON FREE PRESS
... compgtiy„ The number who sought the United States was 14 170, the number in the same quarter of le6o having been 21.104 end in than of the following Jeer 0 248. Of the 12 English who emigrated, shout 5,155 went to the United elates, and G , 33u to the Australian ...
'BRIDLING': ON FR LE PRESti
... FRIGHTENED CArT S.—A large barque was dodging off toe Nick coos, for some days dining toe put week, and is reported to he a United States South Sea whaler, with avaluable cargo on b. , srd. The captain is old to afra'd to cram the Atlantic, and to have ...
THE “FENIAN BROTHERHOOD!”
... the proceedings of the Fenian Brotherhood. It seems that this society numbers now 1,200,000; they have centres all over the United .States : they have 200,000 enlisted soldiers to deliver Ireland from the oppressor. As soon the time comes, steamers will ...
THE BRIDLINGTON FREE PRESS
... of that region are I-orn thusslmonnslly ’’polydactylous” A fatal affray took place on Christmas night Liverpool, when two Irishmen were stabbed two coloured sailors Irani Manilla: and one of the wounded men has since died, while the other ennttnnec in ...
ITEMS FROM NEW YORK
... been tslked at, by officers of high rank In the army, until he has agreed to give up the pardon business, consequently two Irishmen, who bad been deserters, were shot yesterday at Fort Warren. They w«rs Catholics, and named Riley and Roach. It Is now understood ...