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... Mr. Devlin delivered the lecture, in the course which he said that, considering the part which Irishmen had played in building the greatness of the United States America, and the moral and material supjxjrt which had always been forthcoming in generous ...
... importance practically concerned with the saving of onr race. Recently, and not too soon, have it dinned into our ears the united medical profession, through every channel of information open to them, that terrible scourge is desolating our country, that ...
... STANDARD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1908. (applause and laughter). Proceeding, Prof. Jenkins said the basses sang well, and were very united. They asked the question Who are these 1 , with dignity. The tenor solo was also beautifully sung. The first note was I ...
... same position. But we believe Ireland’s decision regarding Devolution is irrevocable: not so, then the present generation of Irishmen might well dream following Enoch through the skies hope to see National Legislature making laws tor this country. The attitude ...
... the passing of the Act of Union through the Irish Parliament was procured. Lord Curzon is, at any rate, not regarded most Irishmen as they regard the wearers of those disreputable honours. But though we would gladly see Lord Curzon elected to the House ...
... reflects great credit on the brothers of that divisioh. Although in isolated place, it proves what Irishmen can‘accomplish, wnen they are pro pertly united. Mention may also made of another concert which has come off yet. That is, Division 11 ...
... which afforded, his work journalist in Preston, and his joining English cavalry regiment with the object of enrolling the Irishmen in it recruits for tin* Fenian movement. The story of O’Reilly’s trial, conviction, and death sentence. his life in English ...
... be both wet- i years our seueratue and antiquated retie come and appropriate. We units with tr about to disappear. Built, P r n° al his constituents and all Irishmen in ho r w rth oo sai rs d ed • In bv il A ' d w ei ba p n ar a h .,.. M e r,, l4 ...
... attacking or noticing thorn anymoro . They had simply got to do what they did when tho United Irish League was founded . Thcso gentle ' men found salvation before with tho United Irish League , and they would find salvation again by tho same methods . ( Cheers ...
... attacking or noticing them any more. They had simply got to’do what they did when the United Irish League was founded. These gentlemen fonnd salvation before with the United Irish Leaune, and they would find salvation again the same ' methods. (Cheers.) wire ...
... BURY BEATEN. MANCHESTER UNITED JUST WIN GAME SPOILED WIND. Manchester United °£ Bury \ - i . ■ ■ o the Bury club could claim gates as a regular that of yesterday, there would no /an* the future. The Manchester United m a drawing power, no matter where ...
... doubtful if there id a refer SHEFFIELD UNITED V NEWCASTLE with assistance of a strong wind. weer twice in the • sad pressed. scoring DENTON v. Denton. Jones IL L custodian in the Lease,. and he not the UNITED. short of Smart. Abrams. and Oook. inlayed ...