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... of all civilised nations. And no Englishman can read without shame the unanimous votes of the House of Representatives in America, or the newspapers of the Continent. It is not our intention to do more at present than to lay down in outline the principles ...
... made it, and we are now reaping the harvest of generations of injustice. We have driven millions of our Irish brethren into America ; and, as in the war of Independencethey were our most implacable foes, so they will be now. 'lvy ate returning by thousands ...
... at the price of 4 francs (the paper having bought up the copyright for three months), and the book is being sold all over America, in pamphlet form, at sevenpence for the entire novel. Railway companies have always gained by reduction of fares for passengers ...
... Walter I►iver Strappini. 3. An Archbishop of Paris. Part the Third. By the Rev. A. G. Knight. 4. The Native Tribes of North America and the Catholic Missions. X. The Hurons - obstacles to tewir conversion (continued). By the Rev. A. J. Thibaut!. t. Communion ...
... CATHOLIC COLONISATION IN AMERICA. The following interestimg information respecting the new Catholic settlement, in Manitoba and Minnesota has been furnished to the Steadier by Mr. Tuke, a well-known authority on the subject of Irish To the Editor of the ...
... produce half the food that it should. More than half the country is under grass, as primitive as the Western Prairies of America. If an intelligent mixed husbandry•, part tillage, part pasture, were applied, this half of Irt4and would produce twice the ...
... free emigration. In February last a steamer sailed from Cuba to Canton to take up Chinese workmen who wished to emigrate to America ; but this expedition, like that organised in 187 S to go to Peru, broke down in consequence of the intrigues of the Chinese ...
... most of them to the United States, the fate of a large portion was wretched. The late Mr. MAGUIRE, M.P., in his Irish in America, written after careful personal observation, says : I deliberately assert that it is not within the power of language to describe ...
... have all along retained the faith, through the attractions of our great cities and an almost uninterrupted emigration to America and the Colonies, the number of native Catholics is still at least as great as it was in the middle of last century, it seems ...
... Giustiniani- Randini. and has been accepted. l)on Mario is about 3o years of age, and has travelled much in India, China, and America. He speaks many languages, and in politics belongs to what is called the Papal party. The young lady, Donna Nicoletta, has ...
... on a soil so rich that has only to be scratched to grow the best wheat and barley that can be raised on the Continent of America. I [Saturday, January 15, 188 r. myself have seen an immeasurable sea of corn clothing with its golden expanse what two years ...
... political) : Histur_y. (Small hami.) STANDARD Vl.—lt. Grammar Geography (Asia. Africa); History. (Small hand.) ta. N. and S. America ; (Oceania): History. (Small hand.) Thr;Series, having been compiled by an e‘perienced teacher, rill be found of great +emir* ...