... burning to avengo the accumulated wrongs of five hundred years, principal and interest. hundred thousand fighting Irishmen from the United States would hasten across the sea to aid their countrymen in wiping out the disasters of the Bayne, Vinegar hill ...

... parsons property in districts where large numbers of Irish labourers were oywl on public works In one district where 360 Irishmen had b«. n employed throughout year, there was not a single charge of then against them. Other statistics were also read to ...

... them until ho was reinforced. Admiral Austin had died of cholera, but tbo *oops were particularly healthy. POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES. have published some tables made from the census retnrua of 185(L which throw positive light upon the mnch agitated ...

... satisfactory nature. In England the rmtbodyo(&hcpoopl-,mmrhvthqvu&ron ocal and bome subjects, agres to a man ou the pecessity of uniting to mest the common enemy. In Ireland, i the pevple were triuned and armel, it is quite posdbk.lumdohhmnh‘lhvm,lqullmnu into ...

... which militate against prosperity and contentment Ireland, Other men than Irishmen have some idea the value compromise the affairs life An Irishman when is dealing with Irishmen prefers cudgels compromises. It i is not that his principles are strong amt ...

... for .£ 10. €;V', £4O, and even £loo'uccc dcd each other The fanners said they would get Irishmen their work, hut they had not amve-l as yet. If they □want get Irishmen they liad better do so once, as intende.l cross the channel neat spring and spread Unionism ...

... evening after few ill - ness, traceable, it is understood, to heart disease. A MOTablk railway fast just been completed tn the United States the opening commani cation between Kansas City and San Francisco. Ptsdarvbi, local country gentlemen, has been selected ...

... farmer occupying a distinguished position in Canaria, writing to u« last month, speaks the greatly increased emigration the United States and Canada as just what that great country requires, but he significantly asks what become of the old country if this ...

... not like to read of such outrageous proposals those that are coming the United States. His object in going America is throw cold water upon the mure alarming schemes of Irishmen there. Strawberiiy cultivation is increasing Stranraer. Harper, seedsman ...

... justified suppressing agitation admitted to grounded upon justice ? Irishmen would have said, had such thing been done, that England was determined rule physical force, and that Irishmen were heittg incarcerated for hinting at what an Englishman would have ...

... politicians are declaring that he the best Chief-Secretary could possibly have at such critical time in Irish history. Even Irishmen themselves are beginning to speak of his tact, his firmness, his honesty, and his warm heart for all men, including Land ...

... ten years, for taking part in midnight marauding expedition during wlucn violence was used. I Thb instructions sent hy the United States Government to it* representative, in Chili and P®™ have »*-rn published- substance they appeal Chili to effect peace ...