... my humble opinion, such as supply very strong proof, indeed, of the powerful influence of that tendency, as few reflecting Irishmen coula sincerely hope for much real good from the appointment of a committee to take into consideration the state oflreland ...

... extracts from its concluding pages. The writer says : “Ireland i.nd Irishmen, also, have duty to perform. England and lie. children are now playing at rifles, and they refuse to let Irishmen into the plsr. Surely they have enough of resources within themselves ...

... when the Rev. J. H. Wilson had advocated the importance of the press, and showa that the circulation of newspapers in the United Kingdom has risen from forty-five millions in 1831 to seven hundred miltions in 1870, Lord Shaftsbury said, “ You cannot ...

... present gigantic proportions in the United States, association was formed of somewhat similar nature the different cities of Upper and Lower Canada, with the purpose of seeking lor the two provinces annexation tp the United States by peaceful agitatiou if ...

... aspirations which ate at present at work there, and the I sort of people who are directing them, ,raust be perfectly aware that Irishmen are not at all likely to he contented with empty words about their being integral portion of the same nation as their English ...

... available. The repugnance of Irishmen and Germans to the sea well known io Europe, though not well understood in this country, and it is just possible that if the Federal army bad to be recruited from New England, and that niither Irishmen nor Germans offered ...

... Darcy M'Gee, bas since bis retnrn Canada, sent to friend in that country some memorandum on the condition of the Irish in the United States and in British America. The paper has been made public the course it Mr M'Gee writes Let us now come to the sore point ...

... wild Irishmen in States, who talk of invading Ireland, receive from the Americans some attention and no sympathy. JVctb York Herald says“ If the Irish are wise they will neither try to revolutionize Ireland noruudertnke the administration of United Stales ...

... Anionic, that the Irish brigade of immortal memory, came fully into action against the Confederates—the representatives 30,000 Irishmen who had followed King James into exile. these were the veteran regiments of Clare, the Honourable Anhui Thlkm, Count O’Lally ...

... fortnight or three weeks ago, and it is believed that was on this account that lie w.is murdered. It cannot wholly forgotten Unit it was he who gave the information last December to the police, which led to the seizure of great number of rifles, (revolvers ...

... of Dr. Bradford, seconded Mr. Hiekaon, resolution wee unanimously passed, to tiia •ffect that it waalhe boundenduly of all Irishmen resident in the metropolis to aid the council in their loyal end patriotle endaatoara form a tolunteer corps from among their ...

... namely the Irish Catholics in Canada and the United States. We not employ the epithet to cast slur, but simply to state a fact* Our readers are aware of the new impulse the Irish mind which is sending Irishmen back Ireland. We have here the like impulse ...