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... Irish Party in their efforts to forward the interests of Ireland, that the sai -ty of those interests demand that Irishmen should unite to stamp out all attempts «t fac ion, no m iter under what form they exhibit t':cmselves.” Mr. Martin Ashe proposed ...
... the Battles of Wexford and Vinegar HiU. I hear that sacred melodies, songs of hnmour, love and war, the songs of the United Irishmen and ballads ninetyeight are bn rendered by Misses Agnes Hardie, Ida Hamilton, Mary Hannigac, Messrs. Robert Gulloughar ...
... pauper’s tomb is sealed on their pilgrimage of miserable toil and sorrow. But there is, in addition to thees, the vast army of Irishmen who are killed off at middle age by the many couses which operate in connection with their condi tion of living and employment ...
... AN EXCITING DISCUSSION. wee—llet. we, the morale. of the Rotunda Ward Ben= of the United Irish Leer= ell open the Aldermen and Councillors of the Rotund. Ward to vote for Aldermen Dowd for the Mayoralty for 1903, he =act= selected maid= for the Natty= ...
... Uainolic Church is in some resyc worst of all. He poin‘s out that thai Church loses its hold over Irishmen, who.her | they emigrate to England or tho United Giates Is that why tether Vaugb-n makes out the conversion of a! fashionable actress? Peopie who ...
... contention that German statesmen are making a cat’s-paw of this country, and are seeking to bring us into conflict with the United States in order to ruin for a generation the Anglo-Saxon race and to bring about the hegemony of Germany in the world. German ...
... Hargadon, l5 0 0 I L, por Patrick Tracey Newtown, -or.-Suir. I L, p?r 7 0 17 Patrick O'T^lo (Carlow) I* I Tv,' per 40 0 United of itain. per .T F O'B-ien. M 192 17 7 Annaduff (Leitrim), per 2 0 Civan P J J Ueavy, P M Farrellv, J adv 109 ...
... struggle to pre- vent him from exercising undue influence over the State system of education. In his address w his fellow-Irishmen he referred first to his visit to Rome, and language failed him when he tried to express his admiration of it. It is, it ...
... is the party of a class. The Unionists represent the interest of th , .- Landlords and the big capitalists generally ; the United Irish League is the party of the middle class, the agriculturist:4, the house jobbers, slum landlords, and drink sellers. ...
... instituted the Loeal Government Board for Ireland against the Midleton Boa I'd o# Guardians for allowing their board-room used for United Irish League, East Cork Executive meetings. Chancery injunctions were served on several members tin*- Board restraining them ...
... that is his intention that people in England and Wales living in rural districts should co-operate the Irish rural producers Irishmen thanks efforts of Mr Horace Plunkett and t-hoset friends he has gathered about him during the past few years what can be ...
... of the country was the ready victim of Kama. Pigpen/ and Co., in those days, and men had to cede hie Place to the thrifty Irishmen, whoes &etc had by this time developed into flocks, besides a stored hard cash in the city. The decisive' moment had arrived ...