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... roofed must roofed again: land that grabbed must given bock again. 'lbis n- task United Irish League has taken shoulders. Hut though heavy and important the undertaking may Irishmen will never to agitate until Act pissed for Ireland which the land will lie ...
... PairneP. -l tin.' be added. - eppaseel tax the doc-tt-nes Ipreilched by liaritti. anid O'Brien aol others Iin Lravor of thle United Irish Lutame.` Jr At OR-I lly. C-arlow. hlomed the maeetin wqttid be abgsces Mir I' J Linnatt.~ I-nnis. -wnine. tno-t he Would ...
... . 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 ...
... appeared in two Dublin newspapers illustrating the widely different points of view troir which the African war may be viewed irishmen writing each in perfect good faith.” The first letter, however, is, submit, somewhat suspicious character. lady the unconquerable ...
... having declared the readiness of the meeting to support the choice of a member of the Parnellite Party first Chairman of the United Party, proceeded as follows : “We respectfully submit to the consideration our absent colleagues in th© Irish Nationalist ...
... Leinster an undue advantage ; Munster and Connaught would be practically excluded! From a manifesto.” signed leaders of the United Irish League. I take the following passage: ia not nccaaaary to point out that the practical effect of the proposed scheme ...
... the curs- system of landlordismn, root and branch. With - out unity, without a united People and a united I Party in the House of Commons, thhv were helplmes. Once united they wouli ha've the symnpathy of the whole world; Ameria and i Australia would ...
... 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 ...
... Connection of Irt-’and with the Crown of England. By Dr R R Madden, p. 71 -DnWm. 1845 Madden - * Lives and Times of the United Irishmen, Vol. 1., page 7. EDGAR ALLEN POE. A bust of Edgar Allen Poe has recently been unveiled the University of Virginia. A ...
... grade mounts. They are built on the most up-to-date principles by an eminent Insh firm’ who has been noted, not alone in the United Kingdom, but also on the European continent, tor putting only the very best class of goods on the market. I therefore strongly ...
... think-big meD, must always ultimately ' prevail against mere stnrev-splezing or recrim'- nation-that the. Crude Programme of the United Irish League ona ish L-and Queatioin is ?? identical with ;bat of Parnell himn-I self; that what the 'alls Indeptndent. f ...
... u» now when hng'and stands checked ami curbed the victorious Boer, and a united demand for Horae Rule would be certain to prove irresistible. We arc told that any effort to unite the siiatred ranks of the National Party would meet with foredoomed failure ...