... of Clare Island is a work that affords great piomise in the future. As to the past, it released the populaatiou from the slavery of poverty and Wm land division. Communication with Clare Island us difficult in bad weather. So it is in other islanda. But ...

... and mad with which St. Patrick, the t the light of Christianity to mongrel breed of the Sar sraids Shall we allow toads of slavery, the killing of our trieguie, to he imposed upon an by our arad_ssalsee sad not raise a hand to strike off sheik ,very.g Are ...

... to dm hide josreel, Wwnn P 1 wu.) thee the 'park of their fore!shies is sod, els 5 she.. Delipite wren heeideed yeses of slavery sod opri.usi the old Aderabw usolike spirit of their sill is sins, no assess el isilmidetios welder it. For also fathers ...

... oppression awl eviction. Theee were the factors used to wring front the tenants compliance with demands that made their lives a slavery and shut out every hope from the cabins of his poor eerie. Matters have changed for the better, but still we have too unsay ...

... and his fellow man. I can inform you, sir, somethiug different. They come her. not to nod money on the streets, but to hod slavery and often starvation staring them in the lace. It is my advice to intending emigrants not to come here until the mill of ...

... unity and concord bless the land wo love so ' Xay the Yule be bright seWr OISOS to light of our life. And lead us free from slavery, from misery and strife. t7ROSSMOLINA BRANCH. The weekly meeting of branch was held on , 31th in.!. Mr pre- The resolutions ...

... you are having as merry a tine el it as if we wen wending the eves* the hills of out Ireland—aye, merrier, for ma taint of slavery in the*, sad we sot bete the tramp of a foreign garrison. .To-night, my friends, we unite in cordial sympathy *ith our widespread ...

... is dead ten years, mid a year ago her daughter got married to a man named Forkin. Since that time her life has been one of slavery and drudgery, and she has been abused and frightened out of her life and completely terrorised. Complainant was then sworn ...

... will not happy till he finds a master who will fit him out with pardhogues and reward him with kicks and contempt for his slavery. Pullathomes Dispensary Committee is a sub-committee of the Belusullet guardians, hence there is little to wonder at. when ...

... mind raised as clearly as the daylight the whether his Parnell was to retire, or whether Ireland was to be delore.ed to slavery nod oppression, tl,en the Irish Pan; had to make op their muol and choose. filr Dillon, in the of hie reply, said his be raised ...

... ty begotten of education must spring the desire. mid finally the effort, that successful effort, that makes the grave of slavery. There is the same difference between the educated and uneducated nation, between the educated mid toutolueated iuilivitluel; ...

... how to epeek eel their taws. He appealed be them to make it the of the et lho fair, and of shop, and may Use beembeie at slavery, which keit es proiedlked he the past to our wit peepoet. patriotism and nationality Mr Denis , NT, gave an address is Irish ...