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... threatening weather the Irish' tourists met the 'Welsh metropolitans at-.the 3: Cardiff Arms Park on.Monday aferhoon. As' the, Irishmen had given .Swansea,' such. an excellent gaite on Christmas Day, when. they sedred twelve points to sixteen, it - was expected ...
... BLACKBURN IRISHMEN AND THE At a meeting of Blackburn Irishmen held at their yesterday the following resolu- j tion was passed unaoimoualy: That this meeting of Irishmen the strongest possible nionser the recent scandalous trial by packed Orange jury at ...
... making kin woight Urt. liE ■snmgnntron BLACKBURN IRISHMEN’S RESOLUTION.— At & of Bbokburo Irishmen, hold the dub rooms, yesterday, the following resolution wa* passed unanimously:—“ That this meeting of Irishmen conduiniv,in the strongest poe*ibl.« manner ...
... 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 ...
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... of bubonic plague part* of Europe the United State* Government have appointed medical officers at their principal Consulates to inspect passengers and vessels bound for the United States. Surgeon J Oskley, the United State* Marine Hospital Service, has ...
... (the Lord Mayor) that if the Irish unity they should unite anger Mr. fours would give them every assistance (ap- Mr. ond said that althongh he visited America years ago when the national was st and united, he had never paid a visit which inapired him with ...
... this province is being prepared Hundreds men are offering services for January 2 Wales Australian contingent of three units 125 unit of horse 100 men are undergoing training pending of equipments are complete Five Rankwick ready proceed called do so ...
... themselves Nationalists. ami the same open the u.- the Land ar.-j- Milpreted ’he first day- the prr,«-m si niggle for (he right Irishmen live and fhri'-o in their own land iraeer-J. Lor his »,wn pan did not regret these proclamation- they were mi only r. . nt—■tiiii ...
... 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 ...
... Probably the rumours referring to the' plots which are mid to have been formed in th e United &atm are mainly fiction. In America. on this aide of the Atlantic, Irishmen suffer much' from their loquacity. But whatever there may Lel behind their threats, ...