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Dunstan Times, Issue 1255, 19 March 1886, Page 3

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The New York correspondent of , the ‘Standard’ telegraphs o’Donovan Rossa says hia work is onlcio I to fie slopped until it becomes evident. that Parliament and the Government intend “to keep their clutches olenehol upon Ireland's th;oit.-j He does nut wish to renew the war, Imt lui will do so unless somethin;; is done for Ireland. He aim mncus the discovery of a n"W explosive of amazing a and cm ; venionco. He also says licit he has p'enty of money. Diiuhtless he dors receive some, but his chief assistant lias hcen compelled to seek other me ms of livelihood. The enthu - plasm of the Irish in this country is uu'