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... who was out of place, colliding with Wightman in in tackling Gordon, the consequence being that both had to retire. The Irishmen team was now reduced to twelve, but they showed astonishing pluck with only six men in the pack (E. Roberston and Wiliams ...
... diltress.Nl the postman much more than Christmas. Ostrich farming has been taken up some-'' what leteiy, it twems. in the United States. It is a paying occupation if srell managed, the best feathers fetching as much as £5 a bird. The strongest people ...
... that many of those who had subscribed to the Parnell, monument fund were not Irishmen• But, as he pointed out, he and the Lord Mayor went to America, not to appeal to Irishmen alone, but to appeal also to American citizens who could admire a heroic worker ...
... two of tbn we,B matte up of good and Pat riotic greatest in the world, Mr. M'Mcnies and Mr. Irishmen. In conclusion, he thanked the com- St. Gordon, are Irishmen by birth (hear, hear), mittee on behalf of the Lord Mayor and bunand there was a strong feeling ...
... to America •ti spirt elate what Irishmen could do. In conclusion, the Lord Mayor paid a tribute to Mr. Redmond, and observed that a prominent p'ilitiann told him that if the Irish people wanted uniti they should unite under Mr. Redmond, rod that America ...
... . Healy. and; Davitt. If this crew could possibly leave Ireland for the Transvaal, and not return, yo 9 would then have a united country. Mr. Nicholas O'Neill, of Wexford, wrote that. although he could not attend the meeting be would agree with anything ...
... Royal Irish Regiment, and the Royal Irish Rifles. All these regiments are composed almost entirely of Irishmen. There are also large numbers of Irishmen hi the crack Highland regiments. Many distinctively Irish As Lynch or M'Carthy are to be found in the ...
... exceed ,000, and yet they had scattered a half a darn English armies febe!ers). But the Boers were united and in earnest. Whether Irishmen were united or not on every subject they should at least join hands in directing THEIR ENERGIES AND RESOURCES AGAINST ...
... UNITED IRISH LEAGUE. MEETING IN LONGFORD. On Sunday at 2 Rm. a public meeting of about two thousand was held in She Market square, Longford, under the auspices of the United Irish League. A Government reporter having been refuted admission to the platform ...
... the creation of worthy tributes to two great Irishmen has, unfortunately, been marred in a manner now become historical. Owing to the Lord Mayor of Dublin being appointed one of the delegates to the United States to collect subscrip tions on behalf of ...
... ANOTHER ACTION AGAINST THE TRAMWAY COMPANY. Mr. Robert Donovan, of Swords, sued the Dublin United Tramway Company for injury caused by one of the defendants electric cars to a trap and pony belonging to the plaintiff at Cork hill on the 14th of last October ...
... bat otherwise no changes ere expected. The Methuen Scandal. I h..ar that the Scotch members, both Unionist and Radical, are united in the determination to force a public aclmowledgmen, that the ill-fated Rig&land Brigade owed it:. destruction to its being ...