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... AMERICA AND THE IRISH CAUSE. MR. JUSTIN WCARTIIT has addressed the following letter to Mr. Eugene Kelly. treasure of the Irish National Federation in America,— I have once again to thank you and your colleagues of the Irish National Federation of America ...
... TRADE IN AMERICA Dun's Weekly Review (New York) for week ending December 9, 1893. says :—Trade of all kinds is waiting. There is no visible improvement, at , d on the whole the indications are a little less satisfactorily than they were a week ago The ...
... I'll disclose— The Irish in America wear a little better clothes. And the Irish in America eat much better, too; And, for drinking, their equal is found to be few, For every morning, the police record shows Drink in America is the cause of most our So ...
... AMERICA AND IRELAND. AIMICIIICA, the great land which has been made the home of Ireland's exiled coos and daughters, has again shown her sympathy —her practical sympathy—with the victims of landlordism who still cling to the old roof tree. The rejection ...
... THE CHINESE IN AMERICA. In order to test the constitutional charac. tdr of the Chinese ILitclusion Act, which has up to the present been set at defiance by the Chinamen in America, only 10 per cent cf whom have conformed to those provisions requiring ...
... IRISIIMNN IN AMERICA islr a curious f.►ct that all four of the Bonanza proprietors in evade are Irishmen by birth, three of them being Catholics. In more than two-thirds of the mines on the Pacific Coast the superintendents and their principal assistants ...
... ZMIGKITION TO AMERICA. JOHN NIQUADE, 64 Porter Street, Liverpool, BEGS to notify to his many friends that he has Removed to the above address. which is a most oommodious house for his business, being titled oat with all the latest improvementsless of ...
... EMIGRATION TO AMERICA. JOHN WQIIADE, 64 PORTER STREET. LIVERPOOL. BEM; to thank his many friends for their kind patronage of him. sad hopes to still further merits continuance of their good wishes towards him. He also wishes to notify to his friends and ...
... TRADE IN AMERICA, Dt•N's ItKvivw,” of New York, November 14, says : —\o one now doubts that the ighter day is dawning, and it is the common remark that never before has buisness shown so great a change for the better within a single week. To the change ...
... EMIGRATION TO AMERICA. JOHN M•QIIADE, 64 Porter Street. Liverpool, BEGS to notify to his many friends that he has Removed to the above address, which is a most oommodious house for his business. being fitted oat with all the latest improvements regardless ...
... EMIGRATION TO AMERICA. JOHN 21•QUADE, 64 Porter Street. Liverpool, BEGS to notify to his many friends that he has Removed to the above address, which is n most commodious house for his business, being fitted out with all the latest improvements regardless ...
... EWORSTION TO AMERICA. JOHN 11•QUADE, 64 Porter Street, Liverpool, BEGS to notify to his many friends that he has Removed to the above address, which is s noel commodious house for.his business, being fitted out with all the latest improvemsm regardless ...