... indifference to the surrent events in this age of improvement. For the last thirty or forty years Englishmen, Irishmen, and Scotchmen have been uniting more and more in carrying on the glorious work of the progress the world, and here we have an Edinburgh professor ...

... THE PAISLEY HOME RULERS The United Irishman newspaper devotes an occasional article to Paisley matters, especially when anything relating to the Home Rule question turns up. In recent number it says that the Irishmen of Paisley, and particularly Mr Patrick ...

... all the countries of Europe, none could excel Ireland, iu her devotedness to the objects they were met for that evening. Irishmen and Irishwomen knew how how to suffer; they knew even how to die, but they had never learned, in all their histories he had ...

... of opinion which most ~ Irishmen if they be true to ll rS ' rights will fully and , pjfwp! (Applause ) That is the g r f a to themselves. It is not V by getting a spasmodi tl>’(P| months, and then trying was not worthy of Irishmen- .y' 1 lesson from that ...

... need not dwell on his other claims the good opinion of every section of the Liberals of Salford. Englishmen and Irishmen may cordially unite in support of a man whose policy the land question is so broadband so wise, and so calculated to advance the interests ...

... which they brought back from the war of 1862 action that would seem to approve of the seuti- a thinly-attended meeting of Irishmen, held last against the Montenegrins. any rate, in ments put forth in the lecture ? As to the con- night in the Glasgow City ...

... the debate to-night or on Friday. In the division, whenever it cemesoff, it is pretty certain that the Liberal vote will be united in support of Mr Gladstone’s resolutions, though there are about a dozen Liberals who, whilst they not go so far as to vote ...

... question at issue. He is General courtesy, and an ex-1 resident of the United States in fact, and in neither capacity can he be said to differ from any other citizen of the United States. I understand however, that it has been intimated that •n States ...

... predecessors. Moreover, he unites a business capacity and knowledge .of the world to his .patriotism, which, even when presenting his annual demand as to Home Rule, surrounds it with the reasonableness of restraint. The Irishmen of Glasgow held a meeting ...

... our great fraternity. In England they had 120,000 adults, and 50,000 or 60.000 children in their juvenile lodges, and in the United Kingdom they had over 200,000 adult members in good standing, and over 100.000 children enrolled in the juvenile lodges. They ...

... reference to the “ Priest Absolution,” when the House was counted out at ten minutes past two o’clock. O’Donnell and his fellow-irishmen, says London correspondent, came again to the_ front to-night and did their best to discredit the Legislature, or to speak ...

... Irismea has waited upon Mr Butt, M.P., and represented to him that the policy of Mr Biggar and Mr Parnell was popular among Irishmen, while that of the Home Rule party had proved failure. In reply, Mr Butt said he would neither lead the policy of obstruction ...