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... SHOOTING IRISHMEN. I was Utterlv unablo under*land how honour ,\| r . WYNDHAM said had no information able roemliers opposite could re«irrile it with an j© the alleged shooting of five Boers and two thc:r ideas of duty. As attacks which Irishmen after the ...
... sections the opposite side* the House, and prevent united action for Ihe common good of their land. Anewering Mr. Redmond, said of four names lately gazetted for the Victoria Cross two were Irishmen. The aid Ireland had given showed she approved of the ...
... Ulstermen, and to remember do nothing to tarnish the name of irishmen. Irishmen bud come well to the front in the war. and he had no doubt that the young men before him would honour to the name of Irishmen. They all wished them God-speed and a sale return. (Applause) ...
... c*'lumn. consisting of 200 ox tlu» plain was magnificent oighi. Leaving twenty wounded. Firing continued mi| sunset, the Irishmen, while tho Royals supported the , . , , . carls and tonte. and a Quantity forage. TK*. 1 V • fi,an °. oxen. Rio» River only ...
... snno pfotrvlioo « FOLD GItUCEKS EVEHYWHERE. h al/on.'od itwe imjwrtant ecntres ti M’MULLAN C'J.. tlinct attack from «•*. Irishmen w,.tilfl fignt \V74 lieswth just n» Irish- —- nun to-day fir «(ual nsfhta for .ill -, f-, ;,- nr-r u««u. they black, browD ...
... TONIC. EXCISE, November, 1899 26tb Place m the United Kingdom, r. SAMUEL BELL, Grcyabbey, Co. Down. 83rd Place in United Kingdom, Mr. U. TOAL, Ravenhill Road, Belfast. EXCISE, Msy, 1899 10th in the United Kingdom (First in Ireland). Mr. SYLVESTER SMITH ...
... REDMOND protested - aware introduction political bigotry. ™d Mr. DILLON denounced tue Bill •* most , fU)tue whero su»ied Irishmen the dlaTacter the question which the hon. tho Government to give the bill a sympathetic complicated, indecent, dishoneat ...
... on the afternoon of the 3rd :—“ Osfontein, 3-21 p.m.—To the Be- nevolent Society of St. Patrick, London—On be- half of the Irishmen in this force, { thank you most sincerely for your kind congratulations.— Roberts.” UMOURED PEACE WNECOTI KRUGER’S LATESf ...
... interested . „ iu the relief I#adysmith. They all knew that PAT li(t ' OSFONTEIN, Monday—Tho Boer position on© their greatest Irishmen. Sir George has now been pretty dearly located about four White, with his brave and noble band of men.) ij-n 4 miles to our ...
... Wadiingtr-n cqrrea* pc:,dent Monday - PresidecJ .‘.i‘K:nlcv has caneetl intimation to lr> eent tin British Gcvemmem that the United State* willimr use its good orticcs for stopping tha war in South Africa. The intimation is words* »n such a wav that does ...
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... had been said there was no loyalty, to accord her welcome more hearty than had over been given to her any other part of the United Kingdom. It had been said that loyalty in Ireland was mythical. This was the preaching of the leaders of a certain section ...