... msintained by force and fraud. Forms was re. q Aired to overthrow it. The blood of martyrs cried out for vengeance, and on united Irishmen and national principles depended Ireland's salve• lion from foreign oppression. ...

... ladies, members of the Daughters of Erin Association, bearing bannerettes, took part in the proceseine. The colours of the United Irishmen were gene= worn, and miniature pikes of the description in the rebellion of 1798 were carried by promsionists. A number ...

... the Irish question was a federal system of Home Rule. Earl OURZON said Ireland would only finally united when. Irishmen agreed with each other to unite. There universal agreement that ultimate settlement could he found except by confe*-once between the ...

... .._eas absolutely impossible Dealing with the Lords. be said be boned live,yo the of England. Scotand, apd Wales united with the Irishmen,- aid it a great and ritual because Intend wou'd never gee Homo Rule until the House of Lords was reformed (applause ...

... National Guard as a semi-military adjunct to the official Free State Army are still awaited. The current issue of the United Irishmen, the official organ of the Cumann na nGaedhael party, states: In the rural districts all over the country people have ...

... for the late Cardinal tauglian tooth.' PO rw ton lie I.,em,me, which is effectually to the extiuction of the Er. drew United Irishmen of the league of tlie Cries from all porta of Londoo folio' Victoria'. ofank.mt,whener lire). proceeded to the Cathedral ...

... anti-vetoist of the early decades of the last century), Sir John Grey, Kevin lead O'Doherty, Dr. Madden (the historian of the United Irishmen). and Dr. Tanner and a host of others have supported the Nationalist movement. BiLITAIN AND BULGARIA. The Johnston hne ...

... people of the greater island will never consent to any scheme which impairs the effective political integrity of the United Kingdom. If Irishmen would frankly accept that as • sine qua non of Home Rule most of the difficulties would disappear. The two islands ...

... week almost denuded of its errand-boys, sixty of whom have enlisted. On an average Scotsmen are the tallest in the United Kingdom, Irishmen come second, Knglishmen third, and Welshmen last. Little and good, you see. Do you admire the classic? inquired ...

... in the acwv the war with Germany lie* in the fact that the United States ia largely mads up Bnropeaoe aad the children of Enropean?. The 900,000 reaidentc of the United the 1,892,000 Irishmen, and the 500,000 entire* of Rect> land and who reride there ...

... in the United Irishmen mental. as at present constructed. It of the end of the eighteenth century. may be argued that if that be so. then who before being called United the policy of the Federation should not Irishmen were called the ...

... Party were thoroo united, and Irishmen could support them by coming members of the League. The resolution was carried unanimous) . Mr. Devlin. M.P., on rising to . en received. Ile said the Irish Par • rl Party had not been bather united during the fourteen ...