... respous,ble for accidents. Aoy Mares , tried by Horse will be charged Service Fee. Season euds .1111 10th. THOUSANDS OP LIFE IRISHMEN IN EVERY cs t BENSON'S LUDGATE WATCH COntioni. 84-.1 Otronrot and most London mad,. ft avec norbob ibaux & r i t • 13 R4l4 ...

... been shifted from Legbotn, and was expected tc reach its destination, the golden city of Ballarat, early this month. The Irishmen of the city have the pedestal and all the accessories ready for its inception. A single cattle ranch in Wyoming embraces ...

... thieves, were crowded into • compartment built to hold ten. One need not be an admirer of the late General Butler, once of the United States Federal Army, to regret the unfairness of the attacks on a dead man's memory; anol I am sorry to see that G. A. ft ...

... Beds question. What hes come to pass in Canada and were the '-' ewly mildews —m ar c o ., Australia, as well as In the United States, will not stitrtion. long be unailopted here. question of a people's vote on the Drink-system, it, my be noted, marches ...

... creditably brought out. In its opening address it assures its readers that it shall strive to induce all good and true Irishmen to unite npon one common platform for the good of our common country. As such we hail its accession; and trust its career maybe ...

... Right Hot lair Bright, — is co to the Isla al W. liviltad Braem Chunk ea Youtsy wborulog. A meeting, attended by about 700 Irishmen, 0. Mond.) at Lena, pored reintlntions of Rale I rvt•ad. The bellman mot through the the ether end made the follewteg an ...

... Vale by one goal to nose at Bordest. Woolwich gained a victory over Rotbeehant by two goals to one at Rotberitent. Newcastle United sad met at Leicester, where the result was a tie of four goals each. At Barton-on-Treat the Bartow Swifts lost to Newton Heath ...

... might be grog, would reach the height to which it ought to attain (cheers), and only when the whole of the population of the United Kingdom was one in sentiment, when Ireland stood in the same relation to England as Scotland and Wale* stood to England—that ...

... d . 72 111 = i diet ai II /MR I/adversity pod ohoolos. ~.a . ..A . .1 61. 1 .1.114_ , fil iallib ',.2 l°t Thee tho Irishmen I. their tem risintaisil • -Th•••• by dohs.. the close, homer. the Waste= stone., by Mr' mash as form ''''' • a'' in ...

... reeeee.li We- locality that ou Thursday eveniog Mr. Law, 5.1., r .‘ ea tar entered her hone ; uu the 25th she with Irishmen, Ingiustiii4 in the 'Empire city,' and RIX.. w as e truek in the face with a stone, thrown tharxed the Ilene. extending as ...

... imperative duty on ail Tour letter to the clergy and murder of Lord Mountmorres, were brought op in who love law and ocler to unite to forming a people of the diocese Dahill. a hich on your custody to-day from Galway Jail to the Galway Defence Association ...

... 45 classes of exhibit*, and the pries money offered was little less then £4OO. Mr. Michael Devitt meant at • meeting of Irishmen in Liverpool on Sunday afternoon, and delivered an address baring special reference to the recent reseript. In the course ...