... party Horae Rule returned to power the coming election. Wednesday, December, the United Irish League, per Mr- Redmond, accepted the Prime Minister’s offer and advised all Irishmen to vote for the Liberals. The compact has only now been made public, although ...

... oldest Labour party the House of Commons. On every labour quest mi, affecting the workers Belfast Mr. Devlin had behind him the united support of eightv members representing their interest*.’ Prom the labour point of view the first essential the situation was ...

... positions of Bolton and Middlesbrough. Results. Newcastle United, 1; Chelsea, 0. Sunderland, 4; Bristol City, 0. Sheffield United, 2; Middlesbro'. 0. Notts County, 4; Bolton Wanderer*. 3. Manchester United, 2; Bradford City, 0. Liverpool, 5; Woolwich Arsenal ...

... four years, but changes its decisions from time time the Military League request*. This is what are in danger coming in the United Kingdom if the House Lords abolished. The House of Commons will become the tool of this or that Radical Socialist league, ...

... Condon, the veteran ex-Fenian leader (who took part in the Manchester prison van rescue of 1867), and Mr. secretary of the United Irish America. On every platform the same watchwords were loudly proclaimed—“ Nation* alist methods changed, but Nationalist ...

... CONYENTION. Lively Proceedings. LEAGUERS AND MR. SHEEHAN. M.P. Scenes of indescribable confusion were witnessed yesterday at a United Irish League Convention held in Macroom for the selection of a parliamentary candidate for Mid-Cork. The Convention was called ...

... RULE now the policy of the Liberal Party, and the acceptance of the United Irish League of that declaration as satisfactory, make the defence the Legislative Union for loyal Irishmen the supreme question of the hour. That defence can only effectively ...

... that age when lasting friendships were formed they had also done a great deal to perpetuate those differences which divided Irishmen. In establishing sectarian University in Ireland the Radicals had shown the hypocrisy of their action in condemning the English ...

... co-operation of their brother Unionist* in the other provinces of Ireland, any further attempts effect the disintegration of the United Kingdom will suffer as signal a defeat as they did in the past.” termination to defeat the Government's insidious Irish policy ...

... before the wind of a united Italv. “See to it,’* added Mr. Moore, “that if we liave in Ireland to combat the novel alliance of the priest and the freebooter in defence of what is dearest to us you your part will give us a united Ulster.” (Cheers.) Proceeding ...

... of South Africa, the old and the new, had done what? They had realised that the united colonies South Africa would speak and act with greater power when they were united than if they spoke individually, each colony for herself. Out of these examples What ...

... the United Irish league and his brother against acting *' emergency men” contains the significant hint—‘‘Am sure you would rather live for sake your wife and family,” and is Roary, that never missed ahot.” Another writer describes how the United Irish ...