This party was saved by a marine named Mitchel,

With a Biographical Introduction by John Mitchel.

If further testimony to authenticate what I have stated is necessary, I refer you to Dr. Robert Mitchel who then resided in the vicinity, but now lives at Indiana, Pennsylvania, above Pittsburgh.

Hector Mitchel, Mayor of Kingston, and a large number of highly respectable planters, proprietors, and attorneys.

If further testimony to authenticate what I have stated is necessary, I refer you to Dr. Robert Mitchel who then resided in the vicinity, but now lives at Indiana, Pennsylvania, above Pittsburgh.

You mean' little Ormsby MacKnight Mitchel.

" "Then Master Ormsby MacKnight Mitchel is the true son of his father," smiled Paul Colbert.

DUN COW (The), slain by Sir Guy of Warwick on Dunsmore Heath, was the cow kept by a giant in Mitchel Fold [middle-fold], Shropshire.

I belonged to Thomas Mitchel and when they (Yankees) took Arkansas Post, our owners gathered us up and my young master took us to Texas and he sold me to an Irishman named John McInish in Marshall for $1500.

Edgar Mitchel Ross (PPW); 19Jan59; R229429.

ROSS, EDGAR MITCHEL. Bernard Shaw.

Edgar Mitchel Ross (PPW); 19Jan59; R229429.

ROSS, EDGAR MITCHEL. Bernard Shaw.

More Dennis Granville L. Lansdowne Gay Philip D. Wharton Codrington Ward L'Estrange Smith Edmund De Foe Rowe Mrs. Yalden Mitchel Ozell * *

* Mr. JOSEPH MITCHEL,

Of the many poems which Mr. Mitchel wrote, but few succeeded to any degree, nor indeed much deserved it.

The finest pen-sketch of O'Connell is by Mitchel, who says, "besides superhuman and subterhuman passions, yet withal, a boundless fund of masterly affectation and consummate histrionism, hating and loving heartily, outrageous in his merriment and passionate in his lamentation, he had the power to make other men hate or love, laugh or weep, at his good pleasure.

To read Duffy's "Young Ireland" and Mitchel's "Jail Journal", with draughts from the Spirit of the Nation. is to relive the period.

Mitchel, as open advocate of physical force, became father to Fenianism.

Mitchel and O'Connell both sought the liberation of Ireland, but their viewpoint differed.

Mitchel thought only of Liberty; O'Connell not unnaturally considered the "Liberator."

If Mitchel was an Irish Robespierre, O'Brien was their Lafayette.

Mitchel, who shared his Australian imprisonment, left a fine picture of "this noblest of Irishmen, thrust in among the off-scourings of England's gaols, with his home desolated and his hopes ruined, and defeated life falling into the sere and yellow leaf.

REFERENCES: Lecky: Leaders of Irish Opinion; Mitchel: Jail Journal; Duffy: Young Ireland; O'Brien: Life of Parnell; D'Alton: History of Ireland.

" Inspired by the fortitude of this noble woman, Tone went forth on his perilous mission, and similarly the Young Ireland leaders, Mitchel and Smith O'Brien, were sustained by the courage of their nearest and dearest.