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... I BRUTAL.Pi lI'RDER AND llGIIWUAY ROBBERY. A most atrocious amn eold.blooded murder wns cotns. 3l unitted on Tuesdiay erctlin;: Weel on the person of an qi Irish labourer named Jo.h Minyna. 29 years of oze, at I1 Sleetmoor. a sinatl and secluded village ...
... The O'l)ono- gitue made a violent speech upon the probability of a war between England and America. He alleged that it gave Irishmen an itutease satisfaction (treinend. ons cheering). Ireland's opportunity-an opportunity such as she never before enjoyed-was ...
... in separate groups of from four to a EY dozen, and arrested about 100 individuals, who, judging by their names, were all Irishmen born, but who had n. been long resident in America. They were well clad, or neat, and, in many cases, superior in appearance ...
... MANSION HousE.-The information in the hands of the City Police tends strongly to confirm the complicity of the three American-Irishmen, Mooney, O'Donnuell, and Coleman, si the recent attempt to blow up the Mansion House, and there is good reason to believe ...
... Land League Organination. THE I}BISH VOTE IN BRDyORtD.-At the last general election Mir. Forster received the united support of the Irishmen in Bradford, their electoral strength beuri 1,800. Subsequently, however, owing to his action in regard to coercion ...
... the last witness, Thomas White, it suffices to say that he proved the most difficult yet produced, for only a. few of the Irishmen present could understand a word of his voluble utterances, The Judges strained their I ears, he was requested to speak ...