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... ami sporting- It will be written by Irishmen (or Irishmen. Our London offices and staff* with special telegraphiecouimunic-ationtoour headquarters in Dublin, art already in working order. We aspire supply Irishmen with a National Journal which will their ...
... amongst irishmen. The standard of Opfosition. kept aloft haads true to the pledge, is the ' only honourable rendezvous lor a self-res 1 peering people with such traditions and such history those of our race and of our r country Mr Parnell united and represented ...
... satisfactory Home Role Bill for Ireland are still a debatable question, and tberehy inspiring Englishmen with the belief that Irishmen can he* still cajoled inbj sham settlei of ihcir National Question. War rumours have for some time ceased affright the peaceful ...
... of the National League and other bodies. To-night the Mayor received the following telegram The Mayor. Wafer*** Manchester Irishmen tend greeting*, and earnestly appeal fellowoonnwvmsß in Waterford to maintain the prinispiee of independence, for which oar ...
... of them whom should hesitai. nominate for the leadership—except him self. Why will the ParueJlile resist joining happy and united Nation ...
... leader hot raved and driven V't by bin own fellow countrymen flv**- bean and vet. think may say with that h« re day still arc united all lh» ni 'pe i lose! bv the irrow and the the > ear that has paata;d, as rca- elute a.- when this cruis to TUI«*K hJIVING ...
... conviction got po».«?s'.ion the minds of the minority the people Ire laud they would have them their side. The;, would have united Ireland, their ponents. devoid of leadera—or anv rate, leaders whom the people could have rail conlklence—would gradually ...
... is that demand self-government, not a favour, but a right; that th© responsibility for governing Ireland dr-volves right Irishmen; that no English party has any responsibility for th© government Ireland, which can recognise, beyond th« duty handing over ...
... last. Aloit twenty minutes to 6 o’clock that niirbt the prisoner a» my hou>4e. aud a'-Lod the way I'llioa’s The reason twenty unite* to 6 is. were our aurper. and shortly afterwanl* my danchter aaid the prayers nix o’clock. I him was an way ro go down that ...
... yon debt of graiitnde, bat the battle of Waterford an event which will for ever keep green in the memories truly patriotic Irishmen the great and crowning yonr life by the defeat sustained you in Cork, and which was brought about l.y means that ought stamp ...
... a blow for her freedom. You. air, are oos failiifal l«ind has l**'n tried and has proved itself iaiep?ndcnt. When. alas. Irishmen wwrwioand and t?ewcherou» caoti«(h awerifieo their their and ttieir at the bidding of Kngiiahmati. you and your faithful ...
... majority of nearly over Michael Daviit serious event in Irish nolities. which may have an appreciable bearing throughout the United Ki3gd«»m the next general dooiiou. Mr Dillon, indeed, went far week ago to say that If Mr. John Redmond were returned, (Dillon) ...