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... but one object, and that is to create and inflame the spirit hatred between Irishmen and Englishmen, and, what is perhaps even more important, between different classes Irishmen. It would he a good thing if the class books which ose now being circulated ...
... Transfers, 2s O^d. Bio Bxonange 1-38 higher, at Is 3M ; Valparaiso 8-33 lower, at Is 8 l-32d. £216,000 in bar gold and £5,000 in United Slates gold coin' were bought by the Bank to-day, and §50,000 sovereigns were received from Egypt and set aside. , The Silver ...
... goals; Clydevale, 1 goal. Sliefileld United v. Bristol City. Bramall Lane, Sheffield, before about 14,000 people. Each team lacked its usual left half, Spear and Parker playing for Hanlin and Needham.' Result—Sheffield United, 1; Bristol City, 1. Celtic Ai ...
... OBITUARY OF THE YEAR. The year brought its tale of losses of wellknown Irishmen friends Ireland, some historic names being added to the roll that Ireland keeps in remembrance, the death Alderman Crowley, of Cork, January Ist, the Irish National movement ...
... and unceasing labours have dons mom than any other influence combat that Ascendancy conspiracy which would make Catholic Irishmen mere hewers wood and drawers of water in their own land. It was the of the Christian Brothers that made sectarian railway ...
... the National Movement, because iry first and greatest policy, which overshadows everything else, presave United National Party in Parliament and united and powerful organisation in Inland, until have achieved the fall measure of National Freedom to which ...
... South and West of Ireland, where the United Irish League is vigorous, as this means it is intended to the Leaguers into disrepute, and show up the Irish people as semi-barbarians. But let true Irishmen pau«e, let United Irish Leaguers fleet, and take it ...
... tho coming year (1907) would *oe the fruition of many of those hopes which the beat Irishmen had for many years entertained. It might not bring all that those Irishmen had for. but it would the fruition of so much that they might make fountain and •mirre ...
... Yesterday we published from the pen o£ Mr. Alfred Webb, Dublin, a letter which may well give feed s r.'ous thought to all Irishmen at the opening of the New Year. It was a rather pathetic letter. Mr. Webb is a veteran the battle Ireland. was with the ...
... direction one f tj eldest sons of Lieut. Mnnlgomcry —Wil- there ar:- trares the long ago. Near limn and John—joined the United Irishmen, til, centre h . P-cliar ~ ...
... .10 ..I4 ..11 SHEfFIELI) UNITED BrSTOLCITY At ditakeld. before 12.000 IlcoPic. Tile Ended were without Needham. who wa% and played Parker at, left half. llrh.tal were witlmat Rank's. sad played daeoc. The teem. Were:- United.—Leiverder: Henson. John- ...
... sensational trials lor mardsr in Irish annals. 1817 Roger O’Connor, the brother of Arthur O’Connor, the louder iu the United Irishmen movement, was placed om his trial at the Meath Assises for tbs murder of the guard of mad-coach nrisi to secure the mail ...