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... dist friend on I coognitchts our friends, and the second is this. a thy Wises cc the coed red—tf the work of Unit inn 01l sect ion. of Irishmen, k•ooso—I think we onght to be testimury to the tact ton;glat Mr. Probe cooed mot woo Wad oy the of a of the ...

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... INDUSTRIES. Proppood 17 Mr. Thomas O'Donnell, M.P. (West herry)—.. ['Aqui That the National Directory remind, all branches of the United Irish League and all supporters of the Parliamentary Fund in that the preservation of the National Languagn is ors of the ...

... MID-TYRONB Discipline in the Party Essential. Clirke. preridoi at a meeting of the Executive et the United Irish Lieges, held in the New Club Room. Omagh. ea Saturday. The attended : Gnagh—ilr. P. P.L.G. Hedoerry Lease—Years. J. Carle, D. Gsliesher. _ ...

... time. Mr. Monaghan. in • very able speech, referred to the apathy of theee who remained out of the League as • disgrace to Irishmen, ell the strength of the National forces was moire., to back the demand no eloquently laid before the Howie of Commons by ...

... had come to grace their ceremony. (Meer. bear.) He mails no apology in appealing to !redlines, whether they be Ilitorniana, United Trish leaguers. or Gaelic Leaguers, to atand together in one onbroken phalanx and fore. the Government this ,year to pare ...

... seconded by Bro. P. Mul- I•nit.nd— That all tuin out to attend demonstration; by doing so they will show that they arc true Irishmen. and firm auppurtery of the Irish Parliamentary Party and unity. A vote of thanks to the chairman brought the meeting to ...