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... 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 ...
... into two hostile camps—the Cronimtes, whose official designation was tho United Brotherhood, or U. 8., and the Anti-Croninites, whose organisation was called the United Irishmen, or T.H. (which in the Fenian cipher, formed by moving each letter one place ...
... organisation into two hostile camps —tho ” Croninites,” whore official designation was tho United Brotherhood, U 8., and the whoso organisation was called the I'nited Irishmen, or .H. (which in the Fenian cipher, formed moving each letter one place back or forward ...
... Hastings. I The kinsmen of Alfred both her© and in the United Stetea are men of character to whom the whole civilised world •mtinctively raises its hat. Here home they are the firm friends of Scotsmen. Irishmen, and Welshmen alike. The firm grip they have of ...
... UECHEATION NOTES. FOOTBALL. HEARTS'? WIN SCOTTISH TIE AT PAISLEYSHEFFIELD UNITED’S FIRST HANGERS ENCOUNTER STIFF OPPOSITION DUNDEE—KAITH ROVKKS DRAW ST BERNARDS EASTERN LEAGUE A PETERHEAD SCORE—COWDENBEATH AND I.OCHOEI.I.Y SUCCESSFUL IN CONSOLA* TIoN ...
... GoTOTEisent- Thst response exploded a cry of Trhiah . the critiee of 2 ...
... sheltered and guarded from all sights soil and who shall say but that the world would have Zealanders, Scotsmen, Englishmen, and Irishmen sounds that might harm them, and be tended like been all the poorer and pure poetry all the scarcer will be gathered in honouring ...
... preliminary examination, -and amither application nmsade fr bail \was re f r.sed. Two secret service men-M 'Ceno, a Liverpool Irishmen; and Florenetein, also a Pritish subject-gave evidence against Robertson. TThree weeks later he received a notice stating ...
... 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 ...
... Brigade—Sth Hussars , ' 17 th Lancera , and 7 th Dragoon truards—with its Koyal Horso Battery , eupply column , and medical units , for which , at least , six transports will be required . The mounted infantry for the brigade is being drawn from battalions ...
... it appears in the London press , of'the words , United Kingdom to Groat Britain and Ireland . The phrase United Kingdom is nothing but a tyrant's Ho , and should only be recognised by Irishmen for tbcr purpose of repudiating it . —Youra , &c ...