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... agitation, aud that the Protestants of Ulster were not in fact Irishmen all Such an idea utterly repudiate. (Hear, hear.) We, Protestants Iceland, Irishmen the core, and mean to be Irishmen to the last. (Cheers.) Mr. Ross had eloquently expressed his ...
... credit of being, if not the largest, at least the second largest sbeepowners in Australia. At a time when the United States wish to exclude Irishmen—as they have already stopped Chinese immigration—it is interesting to learn what has been done by a shrewd ...
... afraid to strike. This is United Ireland, as it reveals itself to the Liberal party in England. The defection of tbo Irish members from the Government lobbies is another indication the seenrity of Mr. G-adstone's position. The Irishmen hold the balance of power ...
... Home Rule question. Any strength that the Home Rule movement retains in the constituencies depends upon a dim notion that Irishmen ought to have the local management of local affairs, just as Englishmen and Scotchmen have. If it can be plainly shown that ...
... mcndaciou leaflet; Englishmen Read! Daiinglhc first fifty yearsof Victoria’s 1887) 1.225.000 Irishmen ditd of Famine! 3.668.000 Irishmen were evicted! 4, 186,000 Irishmen had emigrated—being obliged to leave Ireland. The original author of the .tatement, Mr ...
... there was hardly Irishmen who did not want However, became aware some characteristic specimens of the dcsiro for unity immediately after, when number objections were raised to hit I scheme. One Parncllito said to him, Wo cant 1 unite wlto Mr. Dillon;’’ ...
... the expense* royalty the Continental republics the less said the better iu connexion with national wealth; but takiug the United Sta U-a for comparison, the loss time and labour, the disturbance ot trade and commerce, the unsettlemcot business and credit ...
... ioUrcat;? New York, Ist April. the Editor or the Ballymena oBserver Sat?it has been said, and in case I think truly said, that Irishmen are behind the age. Now that the American troubles are near settlement, it io ...
... already oonfertei npon the Ballymena community. 1 am, Sir, your obedient servant, I Ballymena, 2*Jrc May, 1860. Philanthropist, IRISHMEN AMERICA To the Editor or the Bvlltmcna Observer. Dkar Sir—Time, with his ever grasping band, has buried two of his children ...
... luck Liverpool feiVy. She is tine Tessel of 8«0 tons. THE EXTRADITION TREATY WITH AMERICA. A sp«ciAf. message has boon to tho United ates Coogioss JLVcs dvnt Grunt dulailiug the cirsuiuHtiinces witli the Winslow and Brent extradition cases, and announcing ...
... appears us that the time has cornu when Irishmen ell th* world over should enlisted in one grand movement for the liberation of Ireland. great convention of Irishmen from all countries should called, and plan for united action adopted.” The document is signed ...
... £lOOO rill be paid by the Secretary of State for the Home Department to any person not being a member of a Police Force in the United Kingdom) who shell give such information awl evidence as shall lead to the discovery and conviction of the person or persons ...