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... one of Nature's genthozirmector who never evoked a whisper again= his profession, and one of the most gensrourimierted of Irishmen. I knew him well, and never heard hiss say an word a follow mortal. After Cesswiek, was ties surviving representative of ...
... IRELAND AT CHICAGO. The American Commissioner for Great Britain in • recent address in the United States on the World's Fair nt Chicago, announced that one of the most interesting features in the Exposition will be an exhibit prepared and managed by ...
... home than if it were well governed by Ste far as Irishmen wet'. uoacersed he (Sir JAG) asserted that he believed they were loyal to the buckhone, and he illustrated his contention by the action of Irishmen in the dark days of 146, when he was onmauder close ...
... present. Various emblems were hung round the galleries of the hell with inscriptions such as Salisbury, Balfour, A United Empire, No Separation Union is Strength, &c. Mr. Balfour, who was enthusiastically received, admitted that the Irish ...
... There are a score of such instances, and in not one does it cause the smallest straining on the bonds of unity between the United Kingdom and the Colonies. It is difficult to understand the perverse ingenuity which can conclude that the negative of the ...
... MAZAWATTEE is the tea that the most eminent Physicians and Professors of Hygiene all cordially unite In It certifying to be of the best and purest growth. is mainly the product of the finest tea-producing regions of Ceylon, and contains all the daintiness ...
... Chief Secretary in Ireland, and subsequently Earl of Chichester; notices of French soldiery at gillala; statements by United Irishmen; and contemporary letters on the proposed legislative union between Great Britain and Ireland. The volume, of which only ...
... thieves, were crowded into a compartment built to hold ten. One need not be an admirer of the late General Butler, once of the United States Federal Army, to regret the unfairness of the attacks on a dead man's memoi7 and I am sorry to see that C. A. S. ...
... had failed to fulfil some of the anticipations which were entertained of it by its Irish supporters. One of three was that Irishmen would be found in the British Cabinets side by side with Englishmen and Scotchmen ; and, said Mr. Gladstone, ' although I ...
... carried out their determination on Saturday, afforded evidence at least of the earnestness and counts of the great minority of Irishmen who have resolved to oppose to the end the enactment of the Home Rule Bill. The original idea was to take over 10.000 men ...
... at Cannock in June. The Rev. J. Giblin, of Cannock, has promised to address a meeting at Cardiff, ou Wednesday next. The Irishmen of that constitnency are not very well satisfied with the position of sitting on a fence adopted by Sir R. J. Reed, the ...
... Great Western started was ift. The Feat Using Railway has a gauge of only I ft. 11in. The Irish gauge is sft. aim. In the United States the gauges are 3ft., 50. 6in., 6ft., 4ft. 9in., and Ift. 8!, in. In South Australis they are sft. Sin. and 3ft. tilt ...