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... afforded the revolted colonists. It was recognition of this truth which we believe weighed with Tone and others amongst the United Irishmen when they sought tho aid of France in their effort to secure the freedom this country from British domination. Mr. Emery ...
... a subject of utility if not of absolute necess.ty the movement for its revival gains strength. Should net all patriotic Irishmen then encourage it?—Yours faithfully P. Lonkrcan, C.C., Ballinamult, Co. Waterford. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ATI OK. Sir—lt is ...
... ■■ THE IRISH VOTE' The fact that a Presidential election is once more impending in the United States I is sufficient to explain the circumstance that adherents of the two great American political parties, the Republican and the Democratic, are now engaged ...
... ameliorativo measure passed British House for In land during the century was tl»e direct result nulitanC action ’bo part Irishmen. Tithes wore abolished when policemen were killed iu i.ig collect them, lias d-sestablisJunent fl.o Ohurch foliowed tbe Fenian ...
... by the manufacturers the United States, and that English producers muet face in making effort to enter their markets a protective tariff complete and as effective as that which deprives them sale for their ware*- in the United States. Not only the case ...
... MR. JOHN REDMOND. MR. T. M. HEADY’S SPEECH. Mr. T. M. HEALY—We have nowreoched a period when the Government of the socalled United Kingdom are obliged to bring Budget of over £150,000,000 one year, an amount equal to one-fourth of the National Debt. When ...
... candidature of John M'Bride, Major of the Irish Brigade in the Transvaal, and declare that the United Irish League unworthy of any financial or other support from Irishmen at home or abroad, and we call upon their exiled brethren to mark their disapprobation ...
... Its object is U» erect , the metropolitan city your country a| monument that shall every respect a manorial worthy of United Irishmen and their great leader who fought heroicaflv for irish liberty Hundred years ago. Dublin neither statue nor public testimony ...
... >•- tionalists of various sections have promised their co-operation. PECKHAM.—There was crowded enthusiastir meeting of the Irishmen of. in St Fran-.V* Catholic Club room. Lower Park rood, ou b'-t .Sunday afternoon. The object of the gathering, which wa« ...
... state. In the previous year John .Mitchel con[ and transported Bermuda under the Treason Felony Act for publications in the “United Irishman '; we also find Dub- llu proclaimed and the Habeas Corpus Act I suspended, and just a month previously William Smith ...
... print the whole disreputable little plot slay United Irish League under the disguise of a dishonest enthusiasm for Major M‘Bride. We have not ccsue across any expression of opinion from any living body of Irishmen in which the crooked deigns of the socret ...
... the Irish could commemorated Without appropriating the shamrock and rob- Irish robbers, and. indeed, to certam eateni. all Irishmen of the cherished privilege of demons rating their nationality and their pride in it St. Patrick'. Day. It will rather irritating ...