... the deoeased i at 29 minutes past ten. He was then lidding all tho time it-I might be ten yards when they first 1 with some Irishmen. I 'barged him with being attacked me. concerned in causing the death of a men wham Mr Dixon-Was there any provocation given ...

... Rule agitation I regard as misohievous and detrimental to the vital interests of the United Eingdom, and its promoters as wanting in the one quality for which Irishmen have been most conspicuous—et, patr iotism. The interests of a g riculture would occupy ...

... Rule agitation I regard as misehievous and detrimental so the vital interests of the United Kingdom, and its promoters as wanting in the one quality for which Irishmen have been) most eonspieuous—vis., pan iotism. The interests of agriculture would occupy ...

... this is only • threatening letter—lt will come to pass. You know what every informer gets, so shall you. There are 15,000 Irishmen thirsting for your blood, which they soon will have. And now remember there Is one who will have the first shot at you. Rory ...

... will kill two oats at one throw, may apply at once with working models at that oflli”. AN Irishman upon his arrival in the United States. noting the great number of military titles, exclaimed, What a power of a battle has been fought here where all the ...

... Christmas Presents or Personal Wear. Messrs. J. Thorns!, & Co., Wholesale Jewellers, Verna .gham. offer to t 1 e in the United Kingdom any of the Goods mentioned below for TWO SUIDLING -1 . Nevadia Gold and Silver Jewellery is made in all the latest ...

... Scagglethorpe, near. on the 15th UM, and at Setteriugtou on the followlag day. Upwards of .045 has been subscribed by the Irishmen of Middleabro' toward, the Irish prisoner's austeentation fund. Sir Henry Day Ingilby, High Sheriff of Yorkshire, has appointed ...

... short terms of imprisonment for iuffecomatory ' As the Bill preventing the immigration of Chinese speeches. labourers into the United Sates has caused some Hannah Aehley, married, wss committed to the difficulty by hindering labearers employed in Assizes by ...

... it would not be of much help tr. farmers. He (the chairman) thought that farmers would ' , cora themselves far more by an united expression of opinion cn local matters than in the ether war to which he bad alludet. (Bear. hear.) The Secretary (Mr. T. ...

... tides, and I shield say net has feet. Do yea meelleet the Lies and the Zaspold-T Yoe. Used they to go up the river at that Units Gait —They did g• up. Could they go a 3 the river sow t—l shcald net like to try if I was ths omemsadwr. The tau. sage of the ...

... immediate proximity of Dubin; Castle, by means of an infernal machine. In a quarrel at Sunderlaud, on Saturday night, between two Irishmen named Gilmore and Phillips, Gilmore was struck with the knife severing the main artery, and causing death. The Archbishop ...

... liebeseer, snosmened by Mr rideekg user, for neglecting to anklbste bewerds tie monstenanes of his child, novae tote the Units on the 13 h April, emi it bed mei the guardians stout £5. The IMO! the at. had better be withdrawn at=es the was too poor to ...