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... wives and children, came in a body from Newtown, across the Big Bridge. When near Libanus Chapel they were kept at bay by the united son3 of Wales and England. The fight began by the throwing of stones. Ultimately both parties came to close quarters, and ...
... the agricultural interest has penal ato the deserving poor ey were not be best to appoiiit four nature ,•if th credo.- a Irishmen have been long enabled to join in the also suffered severely. Abroad we have had a war in s:ry e g merit was their own I ...
... Supper, in the Welsh Language, in the Metropolis, according to the ritual of the Established Church: and whilst Scotebmen and Irishmen been long enabled to join in the worship of Almighty' God, in their native tongues; (according to the forms of that Church ...
... misrule, He believed that ere long the wish of the Irish patriots would be realised, and that the orange and green would be united and that Protestants and Catholics would work together.— Mr. Dillon, who followed, confirmed all that Mr. Parnell had said ...
... pay your own Blanchard .F., Berson and The Beech : Tee. Bleeenard : Nos for the Irish girl P Oh! all I would sot pay her uniting. deassift of the as follows: Joan Topini is bland over in 510. sad to and cue surety in £lO, the theft of twelve meeths ; ...
... State the establishment everywhere of communes on the Russian model which might either remain independent of one another or unite together in one or more federations short he International Communist before the International When Bakunin took the torch from ...
... strong poli- tical storm over Irish affairs when Parliament assembles. Mr PARNELL has already hoisted the black flag in the United States. He is bent upon obstruction, and calls for only sixteen men of his own way of thinking (and with his own pugnacity ...
... and the ear-rings found there. the petty sii‘s.ions en Moislay last, before Mr R. G. Johnson, and the Rev B. A. Jones, an Irishmen named John GaHinton was tined 5s and cost, for trespassing in puma of game. Ile could not pay, and consequently was sent ...
... to improve the con- dition of Ireland. IRISHMEN AT HOIE AND ABROAD. But now, with regard to this opinion of English- men, let me say that Irishmen who go to the United States, atid settle upon the land in the United States, are, I believe, very much like ...
... govern Ireland Onr forefathers do not appear to have known how entirely to conquer it and in recent years in conjunction with Irishmen themselves have not known how to govern it which is precisely the argument for Home Rule and repeal of the Union We suppose ...
... from connection with England, or express doubts as to their eventual success. All the leading journals in the country seem to unite in ridiculing or throwing cold winter on the political part of 'fr. Parnell's mission, while ungraciously foreing on him, evidently ...
... MUZZLELOADING LIGHT GUNS interesting comparison was worked out one day last week by Captain Orde Browne in a paper read at the United Service Institution between the performances of the newest English German heavy guns The 80-ton gun fired with proof charge ...