... from all lands, proves what can be done by united, hearty effort, and we hope we are not too sanguine in regarding this movement of our citizens as the beginning of a new era in our national history. Irishmen have stood too long apart, regarding each other ...

... LUMEN blowout. Virgin and Mk Mints; ahe by habeas. is an ex - inhale pietaim The Downs Of Devonibire is • heesieeme Art Units {rewire in wat_ir-volour, men the moot athaetive in the water colour eelleiliem • mime ierviiig in oak is that me et the Media ...

... again hope me Irishmen occupy 'Mailer poeitione under the Crown of England. lam aware that for some time past-1 think it has been only a very short time-there has been a certain amount of prejudice against Irislimnin and, perhaps, Irishmen deeerve to have ...

... Drutint, Captain Rye, DL ; Mr A/I Smith DL; Mr Maurice Murray, DL: Mr ED Gray, MP;Mr T I) Sullivan, NI P : Senator Harlbort, United States; Right Rev Mon signor Neville, Very Rev Dees Madden, Very Rev P I) O'Regan, Dean of Cloyne ; Rev P Hill, Adminetrator ...

... Often have I beard it told to - Irishmen, Remember the days of old-- Remember the sufferin,rs you have gone through —remember the oppression you suffered. (Hear, hear, and ap) I II OU al ways rather ray to Irishmen, Let the dead past its dead'• tApplatme ...

... Emigrations Agents at Montreal deny the statements fished at New York that pears immigrants arriving at Quebec are being on to the United States. Mr. Bradlaugh is advised that to apply to the High Coart ofJamtioe for an Winona' against the Sergersat-at-Anes terminals ...

... dolt. Pon, Witosesn.te. The man Peter O'Donnell, who is charged with the murder, is reported to be well-known to several Irishmen now resident in London, who were comrades of his in the Fenian conspiracy of 1866 and '67. During the conspiracy which in ...

... especially mi skill and prowess of Irishmen, a tenetfitZ got together capable of doing boss of Wimbledon. The i test, however , was further I* that while the English sad provided by the =ages, rifles, sad ammunition, the Irishmen had be provide all rilla practice ...

... which their labours have that aacient city, and the proof they have thereby gives to the world of what Irishmen can accomplish when they heartily unite in •I 1 effort to beseft their country. 1 hare the bower to remehs, my dear Mr. Mayor, joule faithfully ...

... out to the footpad and the T:. To-day they found men stumping eti t ntry, _preaching the doctrines which, when readied by Irishmen two years ago was demenseed as Communism. A letter was read from Mr. Parnell, in which bossed that it would have given him ...

... That as the pros. levity of Ireland depends on the fulfilment of the programme of the Irish National League, we tall all Irishmen to join the branchee of that tigue in their respective localities. They had, he said, some stomereful meeting,. for the ...

... Cibeon, M.P., ;peaking at the Dohlin College Historical Eioeiety, emphasised the importance of a neutral ground on which Irishmen, iiinkion political and sectarian differtoots, might combine for worthy objectn. The major portion of the docamenti setting ...