... Chief Executive, delivered addressee. About 160 persona were present, many recently arrived emigrants. The speakers united in advising Irishmen not to be humbugged by the doestablishment of the Irish Church, which, however, they regarded as the first great ...

... complaint sr.. forth that there is a large fund, called the Fur ', and that hundred thousand dollars of the are by Irishmen resident in the United States and their descendants ; that the funds in quertion were collected from labourers and servant girls to • ...

... that its most sangnine admirers look for. We want to be good friends with Ireland; in spite of the lawlessness of too many Irishmen we like the country and the people. and would be only too happy to be good friends; but assamination and incendiazism these ...

... mayor not to allow • lecture to be given against the Church of Rouse lest the peace of the borough would be disturbed by Irishmen, whom be coald not control. The mayor. after patiently hearing him, replied, •. You may, if you like, bring to the lecture ...

... .. a careful inspection of thoroughfares in untie thd locked nearly weeks. resumed n tlia t r the hoses ler fire in the United S . tatee the year 1010 are to have to .. e , ns so lo rt n, of ve,wrd.y w. lot gh t e : n u .r t f' n t l i l n i ' e , :itti ...

... identification f criminals. A rr4i..ter of all persons convicted in the United hi to be kept. Regulations may be made as to the phot.graph:; of all persons convict.' of crime in the United Kingdom, and such regulations may priweribe the times at which soil ...

... almiil- Some fifteen hundred Irishmen met in Dundee en Minday afternoon to consider the question of gale Ise In the course of the proceedings, which were veil ori:rly, two resolutions were pawed, nue binding the Irishmen of the tows to co-operate with ...

... Association of Ireland by wing all legitimate means of influencing public opinion in Groat Britain, and by seeking to unite all Irishmen tor the purpose of Increasing and utilising their electoral powers. The meeting terminated at a late hour with a vote ...

... excellent oplovrti.i.ity if leamiog the true oindition of a „„ incr,iderable portion of that great c•mtinent whither so many Irishmen have le time* turned their step., and to which many lor , k as affording the only field open to them le which th..y an effect ...

... Rome support from theta, (Loud applause). They asked for nothi.ig but is hat had been act.. .nits] to every other part of the United Kingdom. Ile need not refer to the endowments of Oyeturd and Cambridge, although his honourable friend Mr Osborne Morgan would ...

... THE UNITED STATES. The correspondent of 771 s I leiro, from pfdmiriplits, under ital the ult. it the which s Lamest both l•st at lbe'metko's, New York, • banquet was jct, e the le-•••rs. Scribner to Mr. James A j ahony Irowk which was attended by a ...

... in Jamaica and tmeablise to exhibit the true if itritish policy, and contrast* strikingly and unfavourably with that oh the United , totes of America alter the of podrecteil and sangoloary civil war. 'I Iris meeting therefore demands the immediste unconditional ...