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... Pte. Chase (Cork). Welter—lrfsh. W. Wright (Phoenizt; Ulster, Aircratismati l'airhank; lAinster. 'l', Fitzgerald James's United); Mun• :r itl ite. oliau (Cork). Melt.Marda J ; Ulster. ot.u.c. ha ); Leinater, . Gaffney (• (Audit Mulcahy (D 31.1.1.1. rjah ...
... published in the United States, an answer to the question as to where the most correct English in the world was spoken—and the answer was, Dublin, Ireland. Dubliners in Dublin and elsewhere should proud ol that distinction. To all Irishmen in foreign lands ...
... l Noolete• JOaroal and refine decision of the Syno I of 1533. At that time '49 was sot gaits fortiotteo. many of the United Irishmen Irate still Mire. 11 24atiooal Lineation. sod *trefoil, chorea rehool histories bad ant yet dace their denatlonal'zing ...
... Motorloal Soeloty's sad refer. to • decisioa of the dysor of 1833. At that time 'WI was not qsite forgotten. many of the United Irishmen were still alive. .•National edaeatiou, and carefully eetool historlet bad not yet done their donations! tig work on the ...
... their candidates hol:. chAlers. tvin not unit; ii At iliotit t This is tiw !hot n and Connor H,-- toi Socit.t.%'. Journal and refers to a deuision the Synod I Kl 3. At was not quite forgotten: of United Irishmen were still -National and ,•hoseti histories ...
... AFFAIRS ;- - o w.n o of Cumann na nGaedheal, spoke of the 15,000,000 ¢ -Raimeis Revival .. .._.. . 3 of thé Irish people in the United States. ‘The | Farmers' Union ..« .. .34 Greater Ireland beyond the seas again! A lot of i Our m,aeu{? el it L 54 Bood ...
... interest. Further extracts from Wolfe Tone's diary, are aim published, and this week's tell of the foundation of the first United Irishmen's Club in Belford. The prize! story is The Shrove Wedding, from the pen of Joan Murray, and other sto- ries appearing ...
... small; pinched fellow. Horseman 1 think of as resembling one of those manly farmers who stood for _types of Irishmen in the ‘pictures of United Ireland and the Weckly Freeman before the Abbey Theatre school had replaced them by the unprepossessing creatures ...
... Constructive Work Necessary►. It was to the young men they bad to I look for the future success of the State. They were the units that made up the!, body politic, and on their wise and con-, structivo labours depended the degree of progress to be made. ...
... Mlbaequontly by Mr. have fallen far short 400. a|| , the other [fixed by the .Hsqde who tmjk it .rom them tarn trolled hy Irishmen, hut by men who were the other question industrial derating sonable transit chargee (hear, hear,, so p. Corcoran. MefeLeumc ...
... re% ived by ict n ries over England sad Scotland. Both these countries had beaten Wales. optimum seemedust tilled, and hose Irishmen who part o. too freely of lob de salad dreamt on F r iday night of tripe and cowbeel and leeks crowned with shamrocks. GOOD ...
... with outspoken expressions of protest against this terrible persecution. It would be a poor tribute to past sacrifices by Irishmen and women that it should succeed in smothering Ireland's voice on an occasion like the present. TRADE RETURNS. las lAt4l6t ...