... wanted Home Rule lor cue section Irishmen hut for all Irishmen, and 't bit ward Carson accepted Mr. Redmonds offci there would he nothing m the world easier than agree to a settlement which would uinrersally aceepted Irishmen whtcb would solution the Irish ...

... Baggot, who ; uiceided, to the summoned the for jmjs© deciding what Irishmen fthoold ; connection with the future government their country. He expressed the hope that irishmen would unite bury the ©id quarrels and work together for the good the country, ...

... prove themselves and Irishmen. As au Irish lioualist stood platform with th - who diifcred with him in political and other opinions. The war has provided golden opportunity for bridging all their difference.', and showing that Irishmen, matter ij their politics ...

... the many succraaful Irishmen who have made America their home, none is more roaweted better Liked in the Land of the Star: and Stripes than Mr. David McMahon, who is a visit Dublin Just now. left his native county, Cork, for the United Stale.- jurt forty ...

... that the Premier of the United Kingdom should suffer himself to dominated by politician who being disowned in hi* own country. is little hard Englishinent that their affaii* should settled by Mr. Redmond just at the timo when Irishmen are casting off his ...

... promirtontlv i«» tr. front lute, and mars promise of tins position Ttic resul*. , gretaiun has been unite parties • ...

... erroneously iioagined with the duty of Anglicising the Irish . Vsk-c:at«d in communion with other hes the Catholic Cbuiub are no unit, but purpose existence are hrr.' just St. Patrick lert us. with the Ascle object of uplifting and htoning the rational hf. ...

... as which venous apprebem>ioos had Ihud It appears that 47 the victims of the disaster are Irishmen. Mr. John lias a of condolence Mr. Brown, organiser of United Irish League ewcastle-oo- Tyne. The relief parties have come across some pathetic sights. ...

... uol doing their duly Irishmen they allowed such a thing to done. If the call was dropped it would mean they would have to their letters on a Friday. It would verv unfair the people of Derry. They did very large trade with the United America in linen goods ...

... the foundation for further Parliaments for the United Kingdom, ought not the principle to be put before tho electors? 1 ask you in what speech was the guiding principle of Federated Parliaments for the United Kingdom put before the electors the last election ...

... mother, and would degenerate Irishmen if «c be ...

... feeling lias supervened, but still the Irishmen overseas have done as much harm in the past. They have been an adverse force in oar Colonies. They have on more than one occasion unfavourably deflected the policy of the United States. They are now the most serious ...