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... Denunciation of England's Invasion of the Boer Republics. ENGLOWS BM GENERALS WERR IRISHMEN. Wo take the following report cf an interview of the Editor of the Chicago Times-Herald aiith Major Easton Jameson. in which the Reliant and very worthy Member ...
... and if ever there was a necessity foe an absolutely united to scare the fulfilment of the national aspirations of all Irishmen thit necessitr exists at the present moment. The progr 'tome of the United Irish League has been well put beofon the conntry by ...
... good Irishman—that we shall have Home Rule within our grasp, and th t with Irishmen planted firmly upon their own soil many of us may yet live to see the hopes of those great Irishmen who have died for the cause partly if not fully realised: the great flow ...
... who frame the laws and policy of this country. God grant that the coming century may find Irishmen firmly grafted on Irish soil, and, believe me, that Irishmen, with full control over the fiscal laws and finances of their own country, can alone insure ...
... ready to assist the United Irish Party, and as a member of our groat National Organization I will do all I eat towards working out the freedom of Ireland, and to increase the prosperity not only of my own constituency. but of United Ireland. (Cheers.) ...
... KILRUSH UNITED IRISH LEAGUN. A committee meeting of the above was held on Sunday 18th April, Mr P Burke, DC, VP. presiding. Members present were—S McMahon, DV P, NI Crotty, Treasurer, T Nagle, Sec, J Curran, D Chambers, T Lerhinan, It Carey, 1:1 C, J ...
... welcome which Irishmen are so noted for (applause). They must be pleased as Irishmen, or as the descondante of the Irish race, to the Irish Parliamentary Party, as of • united body under one leader. No doubt they all hoped to es day when Irishmen in Ireland ...
... Nationalists should forget the good work Mr IV O'Brien, M P, had done in bringing together a solid United Irish Party, and who have proved themselves sterling Irishmen during the present session. The following resolution was unanimously adoptea—That we congratulate ...
... erect a monument worthy of the name of Allen, Larkin and O'Brien, and I cannot see bow any Irishmen can objett t o leave it to the Executive with such Irishmen at the head of it. Mr Melnerny then addressed the mot. ing and said without the spirit of unity ...
... which is u follows : -7 ' .. Thit we the members of the Alien, La:ki t and O'Brien Committee cell upon the M a * Branch of the United Irish League to our viewe at the next meeting of the Wm Clare Executive also reed report of their lag, which was held on Sunday ...
... McMahon. D V F. dejvered an able aid eloquent speech regarding unity and laved that all god Irishmen would follow the splendid example of the United Irish Party :in uniting and working is harmony with one &weber for the somess of the National cause. He also ...
... d our national vice—not certainly because Irishmen are more intenTer,le than English or Scotehmen, for the expenditure on intoxicat . iv drinks in Ireland is less than a tenth of the drink bill of the United I Kingdom, which amounts to nearly £155,000 ...