... From Tho Dundalk Democrat. That re united Independent Parliamentary I’erty I with united people at ita k. absolutely necessary to secure success in any constitutional agitation /or the restoration our Legislative Independence, is ad- , milted and proclaimed ...

... et, containing plain and praciicsl adsice how Boers was that the barghers .‘;'hf‘r‘:'l‘g '.hz‘dfl““t: is9s. First places United Kingom secured cepted as ogidenee h:)m time imm:;!:rmmn ac- | larities ~,:’ (ib';“clwm fl‘;‘(’ be entirely avoided or | you ...

... education would tend to promote a better feeling between classes and mare a New Ireland in another generation. Ile would have Irishmen think for themselves and not be de.sending on the judgment others. h ty and straw stores of Mullingar Military Barracks hate ...

... Mr Condeet, M.P., mew lof that day were only similar to the outrages meg. . a• tatalata= od file . :ornm! ineedies, but I A UNITED IRISH LEAGUE MEETING meth& in *On the polies and N o t y. a. N ett Noe.. . perpetrated . law . 011 , Tipiwarary me n: tin ...

... get past them to nit proper pinta in front. I must tsay like the Irishmen, thong sonee'intee teeerblemme in berm ha, they are grind fellows oft the march, and in action, like tlee Irishmen. too, the.greatt difficulty is to kec- them in hand. Thee neat to ...

... which have separated Irishmen since 1890. Many of thtm ware brought into bitter p.raunal antagonism on these questions; yet, as far us we can recall, there has never yet been a sectional political issue rased amongst them. With a united voice they have proomnced ...

... fastest and finest boats in the Great Western Mr. Gerald Balfour, replying to letter from liord Clonbrock on the subject of tho United Irish League and the purchase of land the Congested Pert nets Board, has stated that thorn is not the remotest intention, ...

... meat, and the Royal Irigt Rifles. All 'bees regiment' are composed almost entirely of [rialto:ea. There are large numbers of Irishmen in the crack Highland regiments. Many distinctively Irish, as Lynch or thy are to be found in the lista of Sighiindera who ...

... moment when the enemies of Ireland’s natural and national rights are loudly denouncing in simulated horror the action of those Irishmen who have openly expressed their sympathy with the gallant Boer peoples in the noble stand they are fr.»v.n in defence the ...

... the Ist Shropshire Light Infantry, with Lord Methuen, reports that River sever. Poors who had fired the doctors, and two Irishmen who had boon captured at Belmont were placed in row with their hands tied to stake?, and company of the Corn walls gave them ...

... exceed ,000, and yet they had scattered a half a darn English armies febe!ers). But the Boers were united and in earnest. Whether Irishmen were united or not on every subject they should at least join hands in directing THEIR ENERGIES AND RESOURCES AGAINST ...

... with interest, and esamine, with bhe res-j a: pet due to their individual powers, lucubra- 1 r tions of every meeting of Irishmen on every Irish question. But I will, in these po1.iti- 'i 1eca aid N ational matters, act on my OWnI judgment, subject to ...