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... 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 ...
... CARRICK. THE POLICE FOILED. M.P.'S DRAGGED OF THU, PLATFORM. EXCITING SCENES. SEVERAL MEETINGS HELD. Carrick, 10sday- The United Irish Lbgue esting caile4 by poster tc be held it the Towvi Hall 'here yester- day was proclad by Col Evanson, R 31, on 'the ...
... tyrannical organisation in the world. Tammany was the great Irish organisation of America. Nine-tenths Tammany were Irishmen. It was ruled Irishmen, and it ruled the greatest city the wprlo. the city New York (applause). And all the enmity that existed towards ...
... isauee aro not present matters interest Ulster elsewhere, tho attention of country being occupied with matters which should unite ratber than divide loyal citizens of all shade* politics. Tho object Mr. Balbocs’s visit is one which should especially commend ...
... 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 ...
... IN KERRY THE UNITED IRISH LEAGUE ESTABLISHED IN' CASTLBGREGORY. SPEECH O.F M J EAVIS, M P, A largely opcn-aiy d ...
... 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 ...