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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... methods which the Church by its principles and by its laws must frown, because our Irishmen in the South will not unite, forget their past differences and work together as Irishmen as they did before. I know oerfectly well that have ; St. Columb s College has ...
... Juridical and penal problems, energies that have so much need to be turned to united and constructive account. irishmen can have no hope for national fulfilment save through a united Nationalist front; what can any secUon them anticipate from opposition to ...
... Partition Decision The Socialist Party. recognising Ireland to be a topographical. historical, social. economic and administrative unit, declares the Partition of Ireland to be against the best interest's of the Irish working class The Socialist Parts refuses ...
... of The Harp of El ied at Edinburgh as a United Scotsman and transported, tor fourteen years. (The Frenoh Revolution had given risk .0 England and Scotland to organisations in sympathy I with the United Irishmen; 11122—Artbow Orlin summoned a meet. jag ...
... Eire who have come to the United Kingdom for enlistment in one the services or to obtain work respectively and whether in view of the prevailing unemployment in this country steps will be taken restrict the entry of Irishmen except for the purpose of ...
... to 8.2 a.w. 5. p.m. 8.1 United Kingdom for enlistment in one services or obtain work respectively, an*, whether in view of the prevailing nnempK'- niant in this country steps will taken restrict the entry of Irishmen except for purposes of enlistment ...