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... TO PEACE. Mr. De Valera ha.s made representations to the British Government concerning the sentences of death passed two Irishmen in connection with the Coventry explosion. Washington, Wednesday, eraling America's determination out war. President Roosevelt ...
... situation lay with the leaders of the Government and of the Opposition to find some scheme by which they could unite together. It was only a united National Government that could make any impression on the problem of Partition. Prof. Johnston said he had ...
... Smithson and Margaret Pedlar. were popular. elso Wild West and detective stories. A few books of Irish history or biography ut Irishmen were also is den,a ad , and thou were supglied. Fainianorthy miblio centre asked for an extra eopply of books for the Christmas ...
... who liave work cian join in the lighting t4ervices at any time their age-group is summoned. and theretore have a choice the unit ti which thcy . would like In serve. • As Minister of Labour. Mr. Ernest n hopes and expects that the vacancies treated in ...
... only political problems. but against fellow-Irishmen. - The Deputy’s concern was not to allow this country to get into a position vis-a-vis Great Britain that Mexico had got into in respect to the United States.‘ but Mexico to-day possessed much more ...
... FORTY THOUSAND IRISHMEN. has issued its third prodsmecum calling op young men to serve in the armed forces. The tint two did not affect Irishmen resident in England. but under the latest our, forty tlsousaed Irish youths who were born betoren 191'2 and ...
... cluding The Bay of Biscay and The Dear Lit ,l Shamrock. 1641—Major Town Major of Dublin, exiveding!y active against United Irishmen (aereated prominent figures, including Lord Edward Fitzgerald and Kober; Emmet), died on this date, aged 77 years. 1303—G ...
... of prominent Irishmen, irrespective of party and creed, are carrying on a movement for national unity based on a better understanding and closer friendship between North and South. This is in harmony with the iews of the United Irishmen, the Young Irelanders ...
... century—the history of the United Irishmen and of the trim ‘'olunteers ? Propaganda in both sections of Ireland has been directed to England and the outside world generally. No real effort has been made to bring Irishmen, North and South, together. There ...
... National Museum will be re-opened today. Exhibits illustrative of the old Irish Parliament, the Volunteers of 1782, the United Irishmen, Daniel O’Connell, the Young Irelanders, Fenians and Charles Stewart Parnell are included. Much of the collection is composed ...
... O’Connell, and other exhibits illustrative of the Volunteers of 1782, the old Irish Parliament, the Young Irelanders, the United Irishmen, the Fenians, and Parnell. DONORS OF EXHIBITS. Newly-acquired exhibits include material relating to the Tone family and ...
... d societies and into dangerous movements upon which the Church its principles and its laws must frown, our Irishmen in the South will not unite forget their past differ cnees and work together as they did before.” VALLEYFIELD PIT EXPLOSION. EXPERT’S EVIDENCE ...