... of factitious origin. Aspirations after Independence have been in all times sincere sentiment with only small groups of Irishmen. Discontent there has been among the masses, brooding sense of wrong has embittered and all but destroyed the relations of ...

... worse thaa they really are, and if a relative of some of the injured persons, being unable to obtain justice at the hands of United States law were to make himself a punisher of these miscreants, probably nobody would feel that in this case crime against ...

... things easy. America should be covered with a network of spies ; Transatlantic steamer shonld be without them ; wherever Irishmen abound or public building* stand there should be plain-clothes policemen. A bore all, money should lavishly spent. Then are ...

... proposed resolution calling upon the Secretary of State for information as whether any citixen of the United States, or persons domiciled the United States, were concerned or bad participated directly or indirectly in the explosions in London, provided ...

... case of man who had received heavy sentences at Quarter Sessions for petty thefts. At Manchester a week ago four thousand Irishmen were, it is said, almost unanimous in approving the dynamite outrages in London. Of course if this were their real opinion ...

... Mrs. Douglas long life and happiness. Serious Mxoulesbro'.—On Saturday evening, a serious affray occurred amongst several Irishmen in West-street, Middlesbro'. quarrel between them led to half a dozen of the men following James Conlao, metal carrier, and ...

... ns was ordered to do, behind a pile of wood, he he trd the person presiding at the meeting, which was composed of eleven Irishmen, say, M You know why are here. He who recoils must die, well who does not properly perform the duty which has do. Traitors ...

... THE UNITED STATES DYNAMITERS. Standards New York telegram says:—The United Irishman declarestbat the bona fide* of Cunningham's defence in London is doubtful, as Mr. Quinlan, bis solicitor, was employed by a traitor, McDermot. Miss Dudley has been indicted ...

... to Dublin as might go from one English county to another, in token, as it were, that Ireland is as irrevocably and closely united to the Crown of England East Anglia itself, and that, if spared by Providence, will one day rule over it toe tame tenure his ...

... will not know what is said the enemy.' Others ever, for obvious reaeone, that United Inland contains all the news and all the views that the members of tbe societies, or Irishmen at aIL require to be familiar with. Lord Randolph Churchill baa just accepted ...

... a good popular Local Qovemu.ei't Bill for the whole United Kingdom, and have better mean* than they have now of testing what the pc'iolar opinion really is. Tbe step ou which all Liberals are united should least taken fir*t, and secured unanimity of the ...

... CRIMES JS IRELAND. A return was issued yesterday of all the prisoners preeent undergoing penal serritode in any prison in the United Kingdom who were eonrieted of treaso in Ireland, England, or Scotland, or of murder, conspiracy mnrder,orWbifceboy offences ...