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... 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 ...
... mrails for thel United States able : he and Canada fdaspatched oon Wedniesdays wvill, on pint and after thle 10th inlst., bie forwarded from whse a at &laigow at 2 ore., instead of at 5.5$ p.m. as bet icr hither-to. Corresnondenco for the United'States cor ...
... ti NINTH. ?? As soon as the troops mentioned in the pre- h; ceding paragraph have moved to their position, the remaeining units and the baggage will be packed in deep formnateon i s separate lines facing Inorth in rear of to-day's artillery position. ...
... away. ;!American Irishmen and the War, e (NarmE's ?? AM3 2: Washington, January 8. D .The national officers of the Ancient Order of Hibernians have held a meeting here, and have i sued a statement expressing their loya.ty to:. toe United States, and declaring ...
... common ground for cppitioO. 'i'C eno reason why there shoulcd oath a units' ut !unswerving Opposition. He referred to d Rome Rule question, deprecatue tli a I language used by some Irishmen. hutati l that they did not represe'it t epan of the people of that ...
... THE TRANSPORTS THE BRITON TO with wn arrived in in vi freq: nt t 'i Union st Boris of t’itv THE TUBIN’ DYNAMITE EXPLOSION t unit'd is at the Cape mi t THE STEAMER SEIZURES th (from Correspondent! irrnori Aililkrv end the th u been taken by the British ...
... distinction, the executive of the League should be greatly assisted in their difficult task of selecting a team to beat the Irishmen. We hope The juniors will patronise the fixture in large numbers, and thus encourage the committee to go on with the work ...
... NEWCASTLE. SUNDERLAND. AND MIDDLESBOROUGH GOSSIP. - (By T. T. MAC.) - Newcastle United were at Derby on Saturday playing the county team in their return League match. United played a good game, but were moat unlucky, and were defeated in the last minutes ...
... front. (Applause.) He be- [lieved that those loyal Irishmen who had been be or our E?pire were the real Irishmen, ?cr and that those Irishmen who talked against I our Empire were not the real Irishmen. (Ap- e' planse.) It was not possible for anyone whose ...
... yesterday is based | Gn the principle that the united past :most bh absolutely independent of all British parties. It is alto orne 0o the aricdes of the new agree- ment that the fumst ?? of tho United Irish party is to be a icember of what has hitherto ...
... are I iry so enamoured. It is useless, they admit ( ,es themselves, to have a united Parliamentary r .ts. party unless it is supported by a united 0 ;he people. To form a united people there must q aa- be something desired by all classes-and N ar Borne Rule ...
... country will not be surprised at tiro United Party’s formal repudiation of them This League is interesting in tliat it has shown capacity for raischicf in various directions already It cannot co-cxist with a united party at Westminster or if it should ...