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... picturesque of Ireland's counties are sturdily uniting under the banner of the United Irish League. The meeting at Castlegregory was most suc.iessful, and we need not say that air M J Flavin's speech was a practical and elequent exposition of National sentiment ...
... great object Ike saw in from any laud legislation, and what would be tie United Irish League was that it was the their position ten years hence? How did any foundation upon which a united Nstionalist plat- sane man that these tenants would be form could be ...
... work to do for National and it sue tiktt the men of tile moot picturesque oi Ireland's counties are sturdily uniting the barner of the United Irish League. The meeting at l'avtlegejory was most sutaiessful. we need not say that a J Elavin. speech 11714 ...
... should not flaw be forgotten. The land question remained still unsettled. One of the foremost planks in the platform of the United 16 , 11 e was the land for the people. at:d it had remained so in Irish politics ; many years. %lien the establishment of ...
... UNITED IRISH LEAGUE ABBEYFEALE. THE EVICTED TENANTS. Abbeyfeale, Monday. Bev Father Casey, P. P., presided, and the following were present :—Messrs W. P. Broderick, W. O'Sullivan, 1). E. J. P. Harnett, W. Cotter, I'. J. Keane, Hon Sec., D. O'Donnell,4 ...
... mem ber* the Killarney Board of Guardians, hail with delight toe action of ell sections of too Irish Parliamentary Party in uniting for coo common and abandoning the petty squabbles which kept thorn long disunited, and which caused such disastrous results ...
... Bartholomew Waleh, publican, the proeecution of Sergeant Murphy, tnepactor the food and Drugs Act, for the adulteration A PLEA FOB UNITED PEAYEE. (FROM QUITBB FOB FRBBUABT). Id every of the Christian Church there >» oanenl feelinu —ao sttong that miicht almost ...
... to the necessity for or:, tion in Abbeyfeale, there was no time in ',which the people were more strongly united. (Hear, : IMO. A branch of the United Irish League had been established at the opening, and be felt proud to state that the second meeting in ...
... from the Sovereign but from the Imperial Government, and we feel sura that no recognition would be more welcome to loyal Irishmen than the immediate adoption of our proposal. The creation of an Irish Guards Regiment would wipe away a stigma which has ...
... African war implies a greater sacrifice. Bat whereas wo got nothing out the Russian war, the solid results of peaceful and united Africa are realised all of na. . . .. Now that the terms of the Budget are known, poh tical gossip is for the moment concentrated ...
... reared in what I may call the cradle of Irish Nationality, because it is the land that gave birth to one of the greatest Irishmen of the age, O'Connell, (loud cheers). I will now read for you the resolutions that we purpose to put to the meeting. Ist— ...
... today to give any assistance they could in furthering and extending the United Irish League. (Hear, hear). The United Irish League is not a new movement. It is merely a phase. Irishmen have been carrying it on up to the time of tie Land League, where it ...