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... Bill on the read to trelysntitli. Th. of that paint struggle heltng to its. Iris% Brigitte. As ono correspondent tells us unite men felt hy the way. thee pressed eagerly forward thrangh a thick hail of bullets and to reach ese crest of the hill. which ...
... Co Cork; Edward Gregg. 12 Gerald Grillo street, (Jerk, Lu-lu, L C Walker, Lissore, Co Waterford. Let all loving hearts unite, On this glad and festal day, Victory ban crowned our fight, Enemies have fled away. Brightly gleams our banners, In the path ...
... 8P10:011 OF Xll GILHOOLY. A meeting. under the ampices of the United Irish League, was held in the Bantry Town MI, in Sunday. Mr Jae Gilhooly, ILP, J.P, chairman, There were also pretest—Messrs D Donovan, V D 0. W Cotter C. 0, and D 0; T Miran, D C; D ...
... seize/ by some men of the Connaught Rangers, who were very much elated with their capture. Ire loudly protested that he was an Irishmen Ike themselves, and not a Boer. This served only to make matters worse, for the Bangers were only anxious to meet the enemy's ...
... Gonne. Already a breach of the peace had been committed in the of Mr Oolles, who was assaulted by the editor of the United Irishmen. whom he afterwards prosecuted for the TO TIIE Gentleman who cured iimelf of es and Noises in the Heed after fourteen ...
... and will guarantee generous support of general election fund if independence of United Irish League is secured by Convention. Let motto be liberty and union. The United Societies of New York wrote hoping that Ireland would soon take the position which ...
... principles of the united Irishmea.' this as.tembiy declares itself in symetk) von the aims of the Cork Young lrelai • .et y established for At pose at combating the Rogliceu4 at present at work and ot directing the attention of ag toe Irishmen from the many ...
... deplorable, and the :one might a short time ago be said of Patrick street and the Grand Parade. Prabable in no other city in the United Kingdom would such a state of things be allowed as has been tolerated in Cork streets for the three months. WED AND LADY CADMAN ...
... companies and the r ublie. fl. ryttrat,el there so many moy.nicnt. on foot diecryn :ades of the railway M. He urged the men to units so that Mies the time thry would be able to km all gristances rectified wi:hout haring wait the time of railway companies. ...
... Mower. The Cal* Tal es of October 17 contain, Men 1 the le la . which sometime eatailiee Jupiter or I an address from Irishmen residing in Bloem- as on as ie en then streaks remain for a considerable time fontein, in which they express A s opinion ...
... referred to the handful of the barracks at Union Quay. and expressed Irishmen who fought under Major M•Briale, him.. If much pleased with the conditions I and whir, prated that Irishmen had to be existaira there. He recieved • deputation of reckoned wrth ...
... cumag m nof United gt•tes ye lued • Ott i iin d.hl e d and in !mane.a ir en tagan eine.. It titiumel unit rem. his sympathies are • tacart in a ,11 .• baton Mort than one lent , three limo' , a t1a..1. A at ra..te al l Irishmen alsmad. and • ...