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... looking as did Xerze. of old We are few in number and weak in power ; he commanda armies and fleets. Bet let Irishmen all the world over be united, and seek by intelligent, rational means the redress of their country's wrongs. and the possession again of ...
... long tattled it. But now It appears that Irishmen in America, ever W the instincts of matlonslity. bare been agitating question abroad, and the result is, that the Hon. G. N. Roblown, hemetary to the United-States Navy, bm reported favourably to Congress ...
... the recommendation made to Congress, In Pro.ideut that a be apiminted, representing Ike United Ststee Coot Britain. to settle the question of to Tights on the United and North American erre% The Tomah MO* y. °No one ran possibly object to a Oseseabion ...
... hot If fer the th li e ta rt te ug z us re len to pre ices vid o ; ble enthusiasm was manifested in the the people of the United Kingdom, it would take DOI After the toast of the an address was pre- annea l ism if at w i g sepopooL sterling as seated ...
... will not say how many Sootchmen, for it perhaps an error ; but at all events there were scene hundreds; and there were many Irishmen, too. And verli pleasant, agreeable fellows they all were—rattling and animated in their remarks; with plenty of money to ...
... from their wiell-eatahlished repot's' inn an (rip tightens, had won at Small It Psi nod drawn nu overcoming hntli Sheffield United and Wolverhampton Wonsferere sit IV.. .1 lsm,u,a Usti . ha in of these m. 0.! !he margin in their factor wee to a 'single ...
... Masa a good answer to the question that has rot to the eassery; and that tho union of all gsdrkitie Era will preserve our United Empire. (laud dmiog Wish the noble marquis his mat.) view tor ins purpose or ascertaining my regardfog--•hould be call It ...
... of which wool.] in it- by the V 1,1111., using nominal or IT a of warders, who would use actual force for purpose. I replied Unit, to save trouble, I would not runist, and efl the threat violence I gave up the coat. While absolving the prison official/ ...
... fseintate the of criminal& A register at all person. convicted in the United Kingdom to be-kept. Regulations may be made in to the photographing of all convicted of crime in the United Kingdom. mid each regulations may prescribe the times at which and the ...
... one-sided (cheers). If. under such a state of things, redress or reform was not granted, the British constitution, so far as Irishmen are concerned, would be a mockery (cheers). I hope, then, that such is not the case; we call them with heart and soul for ...
... 'lf I do,' was the reply. • 11l wait till I get a husband,' A laundress, who was employed in the family of a distinguished United States Senator, said to him, with a sigh : 'Only think, sir, how little money would make me happy!' • How little, madam,' ...
... real panacea for those ills I. Witi•O leghilatiou by a home Governnient—a mations! Parliament alone will briug with it for Irishmen freedom. couteutmeut. prosperity, mud National balminess, Me Valter Ileuhes seconded the resolutiou. which wss carried. ...