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... engineers are carrying out an sway with the tall hats--otherwise. a clerical exclusion policy While boom branches of the United Irish League are being set up all over the country. from each of ft hi,ll representa• tives can attend the convention and ...
... noble responses that the manhood of the old country have made to the call of their Queen—ay, and by the noble responses which Irishmen have made to duty's call—surely we have demonstrated to the world that, splendidly isolated as we have been, we are still ...
... nature. There is a tendency at the present day to suggest a divorce between manhood and Christianity. but the Incarnation united both, and what God heth joined together let not man put asunder. I fearlessly assert that the true Christian ie the highest ...
... national regeneration which awaits the country, and removes all excuse for prolonging any further those conflict' between Irishmen and Irishmen which have so long paralysed the national strength in Parliament and in the country. We make no doubt that the general ...
... being united in action, given over to a continuance of alldestrnctive disputation ? There was, as were, already the hum of the coming battle. The General Election was foreshadowing—opinion as to time is only a matter month or so ; and yet Irishmen were ...
... delicious bouquet. Manufactured by Oantrell A Cochrane, and sold Osborne * Patton, Italian Warehouse, Bhipguay street Londonderry UNITED IRISH LEAGUE. BALLYBOFEY and STRANOBLAR BRANCH. At the meeting of the League, held on the 29th inst., at the League Rooms ...
... LONDONIARET SENTINEL, TIIESDA, MORNING, JULY 3, 1900 SHIPPING. ALLAN'? LINE ROYAL MAIL BTIAMZU aas STATE LINE TO CANADA & UNITED STATES. DERRY TO QUEBEC & MONTREAL. en Parisian, .. 5,100 tons .. Friday, July I as Tunisian, .. 10,676 tons .. Friday, July ...
... carried unanimously ; That we, the members the Glenfin branch of the United Irish League, hereby accept and endorse the resolutions the Irish National Convention, and as the United Irish League has been adopted by the Convention as the National organisation ...
... auspices of the City of Derry Boating Club will come off to-morrow (Saturday). The first race is timed to start at hall-past one. UNITED IRISH LEAGUE. LETTEBKENNY (o’DONNELL) BEANOH. A meeting of the above branch was held in the hall of the Literary Institute ...
... LARGEST SALE IN UNITED KINGDOM. WILMA RIOTS IN WILTSHIRE. itreTLIUMB MUM OLOCCICITIIII2I. The correspondent of tle London Star at Porton elates :—A riot of a serious character broke out amongst the troops at Salford Camp, near Porton, in Wiltshire, about ...
... UNITED IRISH LEAGUE IMPORTANT MEETING AT GLENSWILLY. A large and important meeting o£ the members of the United Irish League was held Glouswiily on Saturday. The utmosv enthusiasm prevailed, and general satisfaction was expressed the auc cessful issue ...
... broke their tents and sent good many to hospital. Had it not been for picquet the Battalion Royal luniskfiling Fusiliers, the Irishmen would have destroyed them, and strange to say, if the English got the best of it, there is not an Irishman in hospital, or ...