... al truly representing the interests of the people, tal ill fly giving to Ireland that, they might have the of two countries united for ages under a common of Serin, by a community of interests and no u- equnlity of rights, by mutual affection and reci- ...

... but they thought it was a man siooting a rablbit. Riagroe then said, after they left MIr Hi. Ehbone's Hill, they saws three Irishmen coming towards the Bull and Butcher. I-e afterwards related about the man he saw in the act of shooting. lie described the ...

... and expressed his belief that he and his fellow- L f prisoners had been convicted in consequence of prejudice s . against Irishmen prevailing in the minds of the jury. t Gould avowed himself an A&meticat citizen, and com- t plained of the conduct of Mr ...

... League in. America, gives a flat contradiction to the staterment that he is taking any part in the present contest for the United States Presidency. At the same. time, he has come to the conclusion that, neither as an Irishman nor as an adopted citizen' ...