... It kit made he the we Year , till IV I.ut will, the result tlhat I is ill In heed front the tettots that now last Inc. and Irishmen may at hot he t ulvm the road that by ass of national tinily to national e.flfare. That it it New . we can all cheerfully ...

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... ' * SInglisH '' insincerity - atid - - political opportuniffn , designed to influence opinion abroad particularly in tho United States . Sinn Feiners , who havb for sq . long'been baying for their republican moon , can . scarcely , be expected to rest ...

... zeal to obstruct progressive education even after it was recommended by two Royal Commissions composed of 36 distinguished Irishmen of all faiths . Referring to tho pledge of the Government that they would facilitate tho settlement of tho people on the ...

... all his hopes of one day becoming Marquis of Abergrave. Edgar saw all clearly. If he tried to get away, they would all four unite prevent his escape, and whilst they hustled nim with their rapiers, Douglas Belver would see that a fatal thrust was given ...

... bo hoped that they may become contagious, and influence Irishmen back to the good constitutional ways from which, under the malignant hysteria of Sinn Fein, so many of them have strayed. Irishmen to-day have the choice of Sinn Fein terrorism, or generous ...

... placed in Iho hands of Iho revolutionary party tho immediato result will bo tho secession of the Southern provinces from tho United Kingdom , and tho proclamation of an Irish Republic . Tho Unionist Antipartition Leaguo dcsiro to place on record their ...

... followers of Sinn Fein who believe that the false Saxon and all his concerns could be swept from the island the united might of fighting Irishmen, the leaders are well enough aware that any army they could bring under arms, though it might win a few successes ...

... hoped that they may become cont ag i on ,,. and influence Irishmen back to the good inn emotional ways from which. under the malignant histeria of Nina Fein. so many of them hair *flayed. Irishmen to-day have the choite of Fein tel or generous justice. ...

... for her foreign policy, which is one of greed and armed aggression for territorial gain and exploitation, that one day the united hatred of these oppressed races will gather in volume till it breaks out in uncontrolled revenge for injustices suffered. ...

... the new scheme stated that no party in Ireland was prepared to accept anything except the impossible . But ths unanimity of Irishmen in rejecting the scheme may not bo its worst recommendation to an impartial outsider . If no party in Ireland likes it , ...

... believe anyone had a hatred of Irishmen or their aspirations for managing their own affairs , but law and order must be revived before they could grant , anything . 2 nd there mSt be no separation of Ireland from the United Kingdom , however liberal a measure ...