... being: We will not attempt to end Partition against the will of the majority in Northern Ireland. Our hope is to bring all Irishmen together by consent into autonomous Commonwealth membership. Something of this last idea is retained in the Handbook where ...

... Corresponding Society. six. which was the equivalent of the United Englishmen and United Scotsmen, whose existence as revolutionary bodies is not se well remembered as that of the United Irishmen. All these bodies, however, were suppressed at the same time ...

... whom the new territorial force was planned to succeed, had already made their cowering exit from the Irish scene. Tones United Irishmen. forced to abandon hope of reform by constitutional means, were being driven underground. England was at war with the ...

... ohowing material results. Mr. J. Higgins (Roscommon), chairman. said that the large gathering was only as it should be. and Irishmen in Britain should not be complimented for attending any convention or meeting that had as its aim the furtherance of Irish ...

... meaning very different from that which it has for Irishmen. Scotsmen remember the hardy Dissenters who opposed the Stuart attempt to impose unity on religion within England, Scotland and Wales. Irishmen have unhappy memories of a covenant signed in Belfast ...

... Ireland United and Free. Mr. D. Martin, president of the Gaelic League of London, said that through unfortunate circumstances, hundreds of thousands of their people had been forced to go abroad to different lands. but, no, matter where Irishmen settled ...

... interests of Ireland. Within the British Labour Party we had The Friends of Ireland. a unit that provided a bridgehead, giving great promise in 'the cause of a united Ireland. Many of those truly democratic Englishmen stood that, acid test. unknown to many ...

... and loyal to the Crown, though in the months preceding the Rebellion there were some Catholics as well as Protestant United Irishmen to be found in the ranks of the Wicklow yeomanry. In this new edition Dr. Ronan includes some extracts from the Rebellion ...

... ignore the claims of their peoples and the criticism any sompromise settlement would bring with it. Al seetions in Germany seem united in demanding that the French should not be allowed to lease the Saar mines for 30 vears as it is now vroposed, but centend ...

... main concentration of population exist there was a majority of Protestants. They looked like Irishmen: spoke like Irishmen, behaved in many ways like Irishmen, and would say they were Irish. They would also say. if asked, that they held the Papacy in ...

... £6l-16-6; Pool. £274-15-0; 4 winning tickets. Day's aggregate, £5.175 - 0 - 0. No corresponding meeting last year. Shocks In Mayo United Cup Irish Independent, Friday, February 3, 1950 . 9 Second Day's Returns From Ballymena Judge—J. O'Connor. Slipper—M. Horan ...

... encounter is in prosect between Manchester United and or tstriouth, the two beaten semi- Valists last season, at Old Trafford. Both sides will be at full strength, el' if Portsmouth can hold he ..ever United forward line, they may W: 1 : 4 1 a replay ...