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... A somewhat comical feature of the situation is furnished by those inimitable statesmen the Irish Nationalists. once more a united party, dwelling in one fold if not altogether decided in their minds about who is to be their shepherd. It seems that they ...
... service, or expense has been previously authorised in writing under hand, incurred by duly-appointed sab-agsut acting within the Units of his authority. EDWIN BEST, Solicitor, Armagh. MORROW & RUTHERFORD, 18, Stbsst, Beltor, TAILORS AND BREECHES MAKERS. LOCAL ...
... where they were broken off last year, hot up to tho present British Foreign Olficc has not yet replied. I understand that United States Government is absolutely in the dark as to what position Great Britain will take. All last spring when tho disc asp ...
... ever more alive, and it was destined remain alive until Irishmen were conceded all tie rights and privileges which its passing •ould confer.” It would that this speech has won for Hr. Murray the united support of the Irish in York, and though no official ...
... fight for their Queen and country. (Cheers). Gentlemen, I am sick of hearing these aspersions cast upon Irishmen, and I say without fear of that Irishmen are ready and first to fight in defence of this great Empire. (Cheers) Who was it that were first in ...
... ” If the Orange mouthpiece speaks true the public have not heard the inner history of this glorious battle-royal among the United Unionists. It tha Unlonitta of Mid-Araugh had baaa left to to aalect their candidate, at they ought to hart been, tinea they ...
... similar opportunity presented itself ? From the abolition of the Penal Statutes down to the present time the history of the United Parliament has been marked by one series of legislative efforts to ameliorate the condition of this country. Every reform ...
... results of Saitnr- day's matcehes in 'the first divion of the English, League: -Sheffield United 1, oltts County 1; Aston Villa 3, 'Derby County 2; Nse-vasttle United 2, Bury I1; Wolverhampton Wanderers 1. Manclhester C:itv 1; Stoke 2, Clossop 1; Burn3ly ...
... revolvers which the command. tog officers imported, and whioh were ordered from a private firm. IRISHMEN IN SOUTH AFRICA. Mr. DILLON asked how many Irishmen were enrolled in South Africa. Mr. CHAMBERLAIN replied that he thought he could answer the question ...
... they vote for an amenimentewhich declared that the war ought to have been avoided ? (Cheers.) • (policy of that kind might unite the party, but it served in the face of Europe to throw dust upon the sully of the kingdom. (Cheers) Let the Government bear ...
... forward by Sir Wm. Uarc-ourt, bat, catching the feeling of the country, painted out thot the question vre* whether we were a united nation, ond what we meant do about the war. proceeded answer •n practical, bastnesslik© way, whirh was yet Eiflrlrvd a certain ...
... , Monday. The OoremaaeaU at Gnat Britain the United MateaharoeoaM to aaaaieabtoaffaa* aunt with regard to the operation the Ctoyton-Balu*; treaty aa affecting the right eonatraetton ooeitrol by the United Statee the Nicaragna Canal. Gnat Britain, in ...