... were discussed, and preparations were made for united action against prevailing error and superstition, for active propagandism against Romanism on the continent of Europe, and for the organization of united missions in Central Africa and elsewhere. The ...

... Anglo- American Light Company, of London, under an agreement with the inventor. The system, which is extensively used in the United States for the illumination of mines, railways, and manufactories, has been recently applied for the lighting of South Kensington ...

... a greenhouse for the purpose of destroying insects, and it is very doubtful if the toed's presence there is of any greater unit*. I had about a doses of them in my greenhouse (writes a correspondent in Garde** Illustrated), thinking they would put an ...

... and Mr. O'Connor were entertained at dinner. The former told his hearers one result of his visit to the United States that be was convinced if Irishmen called upon their brethren across the Atlantic for help, and stowed that there was a fair chance of me ...

... as Mr. Alderman M'Arthur is the first Irishman who has attained the dignity of chief magistrate of the City of London. The Irishmen in London, whose name it legion, are good demonatirators, fond of parading the streets with bands and banners, and the occasion ...

... Mr 780), Mr Coetelow (S.W.), Mr Roe (P.M.), and Mr J. J. Gunner (S.D.), attended the last the fitting moment placed sprigs unit on the coffin. Cuenca Sociarv. -A sale of in aid of the funds of the Church Society, was held in St. Mary. Mission-moat, Tuesday ...

... country. There were other causes, but there were faults in the national character of the country. There was no doubt the Irishmen was • jovial companion ; he was Hail fellow, well met ; he was witty and humorous, enthusiastic and generous, and there ...

... 'Anglo-American and Direct United States Telegraph Companies have convened meeting for the 14th instant, to consider an agreement with the new French undertaking, the mein points of the agreement being that 63 per cent. of the united profits shall go to the ...

... that they have always been a disunited people ; itwould have been the best possible thing for is ad them, if they could have united, the same as the Scotch did, and always beaten as back, and held their own, and in doe time came into union with us, on terms ...

... chains nor dungeon glooms could not crush her spirit. Despite the tribe, the snare, the rod, she rose triumphant, and clung united to the faith implanted in het by St. Patrick. No greater proof of the civilisation of the people of Ireland can be found anywhere ...

... passengers =that man after paying his memo stepped just as the mewl east off, alleging that the vessel was not dam A number of Irishmen have boon watching the Lower Bay eines Tuesday last for the purpose of securing Coleman's weeps. It is mated that a private ...

... IRISH MADMEN IN AMERICA. The judges of the United States are bare-brained and curious specimens of humanity, if Judge Brennan is to be taken as • fair representative of the class. That fiery and choleric' individual addressed s crowd of his comp triote ...