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... inhumanity man” is once more illustrated. To Ireland the spectacle is a *ad one, and regret is general for the many brave Irishmen who have laid down their livce while carrying out the command? the instigators of this cruel and unjust war. Tho dawn of ...
... P. A meeting was bold aftor last Mass on Sunday in Town Hall, which was called posters for tho purpose of a branch of the United Irish League the town and ilistrir;. 'Hie mooting was a largo and representative one and was very The hall, which is very ...
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... themselves Nationalists. ami the same open the u.- the Land ar.-j- Milpreted ’he first day- the prr,«-m si niggle for (he right Irishmen live and fhri'-o in their own land iraeer-J. Lor his »,wn pan did not regret these proclamation- they were mi only r. . nt—■tiiii ...
... IN KERRY THE UNITED IRISH LEAGUE ESTABLISHED IN' CASTLBGREGORY. SPEECH O.F M J EAVIS, M P, A largely opcn-aiy d ...
... deadly. The of the thing is that senora involved to ascertain the nature,( hie mi. at our men were trained and practised at Unit*ion, but Commandant de Wooed refund to ing by the mining companies and the b:g Jews, ' jos any information on the subject. ...
... until they traded for mtles along the kopjes, whilo the ailvantoci*. and I wn it. It's Boer tents wore seen in groups among irishmen. Every one of ours was mad to hills the east of the town. 1 saw several pc« the • were supposed lake , , . .. with fixed ...
... Vetted ed returned the town to take pert in • meet us to see the aeceeeed on Saturday last in an honourable anion suede Irishmen who ee Le . . in the Tim Hall. The ponce got wind of on= Orem, where he died. had fought on different Idea a few yearn— e ...
... Ocenell, P TOs 11, etc, etc. Th• , I. of the objects of the United Irish said— The limmesteads that were unroofed must be roofed the land that ws grabbed must be given back again. This IA the the. United Irish League has taken on its shoulders. though heavy ...
... meat, and the Royal Irigt Rifles. All 'bees regiment' are composed almost entirely of [rialto:ea. There are large numbers of Irishmen in the crack Highland regiments. Many distinctively Irish, as Lynch or thy are to be found in the lista of Sighiindera who ...
... the Ist Shropshire Light Infantry, with Lord Methuen, reports that River sever. Poors who had fired the doctors, and two Irishmen who had boon captured at Belmont were placed in row with their hands tied to stake?, and company of the Corn walls gave them ...
... Balfour. and in the matter of the United lAA.NP. they had a way for putting their foot on elilension. and A that failed it, sot be done at all. As far as the League was they wanted no 'isms; but every man to be united, and when the atom had come to a calm ...