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... CARRICK. THE POLICE FOILED. M.P.'S DRAGGED OF THU, PLATFORM. EXCITING SCENES. SEVERAL MEETINGS HELD. Carrick, 10sday- The United Irish Lbgue esting caile4 by poster tc be held it the Towvi Hall 'here yester- day was proclad by Col Evanson, R 31, on 'the ...
... to America •ti spirt elate what Irishmen could do. In conclusion, the Lord Mayor paid a tribute to Mr. Redmond, and observed that a prominent p'ilitiann told him that if the Irish people wanted uniti they should unite under Mr. Redmond, rod that America ...
... tyrannical organisation in the world. Tammany was the great Irish organisation of America. Nine-tenths Tammany were Irishmen. It was ruled Irishmen, and it ruled the greatest city the wprlo. the city New York (applause). And all the enmity that existed towards ...
... Princess Christian's badge. Mr. Adalbert S. Hay, son of the ?? of the United States to the Court of St. James, who is going to Pretoria, the capital of the Transvaal, to take up the post of United States Consul, and to look after British interests there during ...
... up for duty. Those officers will bo employed (a) the depot regiments which they have previously served, to fill vacancies units, and (ci certain other special employments. Cavalry officers must apply for employment through the inspector-genaral of Cavalry ...
... conjuncture whatever advantage for the Irish cause it is capable of yielding to the force of united action. Here is an opportunity for which generations of Irishmen have longed. England’s present position is one of embarrassment, and evai peril. It is as ...
... • AN AMERICAN ATTACHE FOB THE BOER AKMY . . [ BEDTBB ' B TZLBOBAM . I WASHINGTON-, Wednesday . Captain Koichwann , of the United Slatca Infantr } -, lina been . detailed to accompany the liOOr forces in llic war . .. . • ; . THE PARTICULAR SERVICE ...
... period, ve may make our minds easy about possible modern imitations of the United States. A member named O'Regan stigmatised as a lie and a slander the statement that Irishmen were enlisting in the service of the Boers, and there was only one Irishman ...
... IN KERRY THE UNITED IRISH LEAGUE ESTABLISHED IN' CASTLBGREGORY. SPEECH O.F M J EAVIS, M P, A largely opcn-aiy d ...
... correspondent says it is understood tha* the Transvaal Government, through the American Consul at Pretoria, have requested the United States to use their good offices with view the cessation of hostilities. can stated, on authority, that the Administration ...
... other Boers see them sl ed and dig their holes.” TON HAIL UNITS SUNDAY SCHOOL. A UAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION, On Wednesday evening the annual tea and prize distribution in connection with the United Sunday School, Bennington Hall, was held. There was a large ...
... bhat a man of the Gordon Hlighsinders A was taken out and shot 'for co-wardice at Modder River; also seven Boors and two Iris-hmen who a had been captured at Belmonr. They were ih , splaced in a row, and their hands tied to a stake, I T .and a company ...