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... Grant for presentation to the American people. (Applause.) The address commenced by con. treating the position of America and Ireland. America had now enjoyed one hundred years of freedom, preserving with unremitting fidelity the sacred trust confided to ...
... England and Scotland. Canadian Orangeism has developed into a kind of association for peopling the wilds and swamps of British America at the expense of our Irish population, and it is no longer a secret that a strong feeling has grown up against this principle ...
... by describing their homecoming—shall I add with a vengeance? It it is true, indeed, that many Irish are returning from America. I have seen not a few myself ; but of these there were no tobaccochewers with handy Lowe-knives. Neither were there slatternly ...
... the diffimlty of forming an accurate opinion of how the Guardians fool on the subject. TEE Fourth of July celebrations in America have been married out with an enthwiiaam which even France, the country par eseellenee of feeling, might envy. Flags, music ...
... prevented his attending the meeting. He specially regretted it seeing that the object of it was to commemorate the freedom of America from the tyranny of the English King and aristocraey (cheers.) Mr. Parnell, in moving the adoption of an address to the American ...
... Castile being added to the Spanish Crown ander Ferdinand of Arragon. Besides all these cx iting events, the discovery of America by Columbus had filled the minds of men with wonder and astonishment. un whatever side the new Pontiff directed his attention ...
... believed, had been bound to the peace some twelve months ago, and he also understood that about ten years ago he had gone to America— Mr. ANCILTILL—Yon are wrong. That's James Conker you are speaking about. Mr. Ras—John Coulter was a party to the proceeding ...
... Ap istolie See, and the whole Church of Christ, now enduring so long and so varied a persecution. THE FEARFUL TORNADO IN AMERICA. -GREAT LOSS OF LIPE. AWZRICAN papers to hand by this week's mail contain long accounts of a fearful rain storm and tornado ...