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... of continuing Marshall Aid to the United kingdom and other places► forwarded the following telegram to Mr. Sam Rayburn. Speaker of the House:— When passing vote Marshall Aid and Partition of Ireland. tell Irishmen leive U.S.A. and hand it back to the ...
... clergyman begrudge him indeed to Irishmen who in the North who has the courage write anonymous and nasty letters express the hope that Ireland will and show a spirit our King could sot show, being both a Christian and a soon be united. Other Protestant clergy ...
... for the calculation of the When we remember the disper- date of B.C. 4004. which appears in sion of Irishmen and Irishwomen through Canada. the United States of the margin of our Bibles opposite Genesis I. IL we read of him as con- America. Australia ...
... witticisms—are being told and ►Mold wherever any old Portadown buys meet. He was proud of his Irish nationality. He loved Dublin, Irishmen. and Irish scenes. Yet he had the typical English broad outlook and Anglo-lr.sh whimsical humour, that would made hlm interesting ...
... was: Houston; Brown, Vennard; Laverty, Rountree, Lynes; Hale, Flynn, McCaughey, Calvert, Lynn. To-morrow will see BeUrban' United and Glentoran contest the final of the Irish Cup, While the Glens Mart favourites, Ballymena, who are noted cup•flghters, ...
... soma wig be wound and , of the Orange Order was in Loegligall. should be a united Ireland did not realise _ From the days of th e ' •tr .• It behoves us to go forward . as a united the dialculties. It was evident at the and woven car Pets We Mere ' the ...
... carried and everything passed off quietly. It was an pressive demonstration and undoubtedly provided the Defenders and United Irishmen with cause for deep thought. This attitude may indeed be judged from the report in the Northern Star of two later, which ...
... month did not comply with regulations. The Mayor. Alderman F. A. Munroe. 0.8. E.. has informed Lurgan Borough Council that the United Kingdom Optical Co.. Ltd.. Lurgan. had presented the Borough with a mace. and Mr. E. Watson. Lurgan. with a case for it. The ...
... as a person who had great influence over the Defenders, and he soon became well known to the Belfast leaders of the United Irishmen. He took a prominent part In the fruitless institution of legal proceedings against the Wreckers of Armagh, 1794-5-8 ...
... pleasant picture of Alexander Thomas Stewart, the then owner of the Acton (or Poyntzpess) estate. (Adjutant General of the United Irishmen of County Armagh), who appears as a getter:ass, virtuous and excellent friend. a compliment with which that gentlemen's ...
... heartened by the knowledge that the people of the United States and the British Commonwealth are united in a common determination to resist aggression and strengthen security. Northern Ireland, as part of the United Kingdom, is sharing the financial burden of ...
... however. to nave surveyed and reported rather nisproportionatoty the happenings of the period of Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen. interesting as that particular era undoubtedly is. One tin& little or no reference to the modern Belfast. The past thirty ...