... Connection of Irt-’and with the Crown of England. By Dr R R Madden, p. 71 -DnWm. 1845 Madden - * Lives and Times of the United Irishmen, Vol. 1., page 7. EDGAR ALLEN POE. A bust of Edgar Allen Poe has recently been unveiled the University of Virginia. A ...

... u» now when hng'and stands checked ami curbed the victorious Boer, and a united demand for Horae Rule would be certain to prove irresistible. We arc told that any effort to unite the siiatred ranks of the National Party would meet with foredoomed failure ...

... having declared the readiness of lb© meeting to support the choice of member of the Parnelhte Party as first Chairman of the United Party, proceeded follows: ‘•Wo respectfully submit to the consideration of our absent colleagues *n the Irish Nationalist ...

... London Press to induce the British public to accept the theory so foolishly advanced Mr Chamberlain. that the people of the United States sympathise with England in her war of aggression against the Boers, the following verses recently published the New ...

... again; me land that was grabbed must be given bade again. This ne Tusk the United Irish League bav taken on shoulders. Rut though heavy and important the undertaking may Irishmen will never cease agitaio until Act pissed for Ireland which the land will ...

... appeared .u two Dublin newspapers illustrating the widely different pointe of view from which the Afr.can war may viewed by Irishmen writing each in perfect good faith. The first letter, however, is. 1 submit, of somewhat suspicious character. “A lady the ...

... against the neutrality laws the United State?. Mr. Van Wyck, the Mayor of New York, to-day signed a resolution of sympathy with the Boers, passed at meeting of the Board of Aldermen. The Board consists of about two-thirds Irishmen, and the Mayor is Dutchman ...

... And. however fortune vary, I will love thee the last. AMERICAN SCENERY AND FORESTS. HOW THE GOVERNMENT PROTECTS THEM. To the United States belong* the credit of being the first nation to recognise the preservation of grand and beautiful scenery national ...

... alarm the moment they that number of leading Irishmen of different “sections” are proposing come together ami hold a friendly conference on the political situation with a view the making some arrangements for united action in Parliament during the coming aeeaion ...

... present left to the.r musing*. ThU is time fur acailemic such points. Action. Parliamentary a*nion. prompt, decisive, and united, is the demand of the hour. When we have succeededas I sincerely trust shall—in securing ’he grant of « Catholic University ...

... O’Brien, that; At no meeting summoned or attended Messr- Uealy and Redmond for the promotion of unite was any reference of any kind made the work which the United Irish League has successfully carried in the cause unity since its inception. Some say that ...

... position for the assertion of her rights and the full profit of her hour and her opportunity. there is not organised and a united country behind the Parliamentary representatives, the British Government, distracted and disgraced os they are. will take ...