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... issues there will be, as in all great movements there arc; differences in detail, too, will and do prevail an extent, but Irishmen tho world over will recognise itpassing tempers or, say, oven passionate individual controversy apart—tho commissioned assemblage ...
... ons hero to-day future generations of Irishmen would curse the Convention, and those who took pact in it. (Grins of Never.”) After ten years terrible strife .T.iid of shameful vituperation of one set of Irishmen the other- Voice —By Healy. Mr. Harrington—The ...
... the United Irish League since its foundation, disentitled himself to membership of the Irish Parliamentary Party, and make a similar declaration with regard to Mr. James Carew, who was hostile to the programme of the June Convention and the United League ...
... not well tilled, bat later the number present eonsiderably loereased. The attendance included delegates from branches of the United Irish League and public bodies composel mainly of Nationall-ts throughout the country. A ponion of the gallery was userred ...
... THE LONDONDERRY SENTINEL, TMIRSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1900. The Registrar started after Mr. W. J. Robinson, THE UNITED CONVENTION. ; who bad left, and when he was brought batik the accounts were passed. MEETING OF MEMBERS. Replying to a vote of ...
... accordance with instructions, amendments to the provisional constitution of the United Irish League. The amendments included clauses declaring that the supreme government of the United Irish League shall be carried on national directory, to be composed the national ...
... probably now represented by eighteen or twenty millions abroad, the greater number of whom are to be found in the United States. The United States, however, with a population of eighty millions, no longer offers the attraction to the Irish ooloniet that ...
... that has ever taken up the causa the working man or town tenants, or the only body that can bring any practioal good to Irishmen general.”—Oor. FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN W. L. H. BROWNE, R.N. The funeral of Captain William Hamilton Browne took place on Wedneeday ...
... already was delighting their political opponents has passed from the people of Monaghan, and all Ireland will rejoice it. Irishmen, everywhere, cannot but commend the spirit of abnegation that those immediately and particularly concerned have shown, telling ...
... patriotic Irishmen to put an end to the state of dissension in this constituency, and in particular I made an appeal to Mr. O’Hare. (Cheers.) I made an appeal to him in the name ef the Irish Party and in the name of the Directory of the United Irish League ...
... Dublin Castle, 23rd December, 1800, signed Littlehales,” ordering that on the Ist January, 1801, the new standard of the United Kingdom of ('• reat Britain and Ireland was to be hoisted and displayed on all forts and fortresses, and was to bo honoured ...
... fair opportunity; now that the first grand aim and object of the United Irish League has been achieved—that a brotherhood of affection and communion of rights has been begotten amongst Irishmen; now that you have the power and the means, you shall not certainly ...