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... on current matters. It was the tolled together tor Rebel Cork that founded that very powerful organisation which united Irishmen in a supreme effort to the question of the Lend for the People. These efforts were crowned with sitccess—a good Land Act ...
... YOUNG IRISHMEN The United States wants ycur help. Americans are coming to Europe in million,. Hundreds of thousands of them are Irish-Americans. WILL YOU HELP? You have now the chance of joining an Irish Brigade—trash in every sense of the word—lrish ...
... they demand for themselves they are r. ::(iv to demand for other nations. lam 'clad to know that Irishmen in Ireland, lile the ions of Irishmen in the United States. are recognising the gravity of the world issueinvolved in this war, end are volunteering ...
... YOUNG IRISHMEN The United States wants your help. Americans are coming across 'do Europe in millions. Hundreds of thousands of them are Irish-Americans. WILL YOU HELP ? You have now the chance of joining an Irish Brigade—lrish in every sense of the word—lrish ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... IRELAND'S TRUEST FRIEND PASSES AWAY. All over the United Kingdom the profoundest regret prevails for the death of Sir Henry Campbell-Banuerman, which took place on Wednesday morning, after a night's unconsiousness. The ex-Premier was on his 72nd. year ...
... Colonel Lynch Ready to Mae the Field Again. Speaking at a United Irish Leave meeting at eouthampton on Thursday Col. Lyr ch. r , said as long as Ireland was deprived of liberty Irishmen had every right to be hostile to each buceessive English Government ...
... 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 ...
... now to that cursed disownsiun which enough to put back all the hopes of ardent Irishmen. Mr Lillis—Apart from that it will induce the maple to join the rank of the I United Irish League. In this respect our good has given a noble example. The Ghairman--The ...
... is that the United States its at war. America is sending millions of bee men to Burope. Hundreds of thousands of these are Irish. Americans. The qoestioe we have to calmly consider is—Are we for she United Pities or are we against the United States I We ...