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... O W NEWS IN AMERICA- interest America takes in the war with lies in the l'aet the United States is made the children Europeans English-born residents the United Irishmen and the 500000 natives Scotland and Wales who reside study with painful interest situation ...
... the Bar published pamphlet exposing the mismanagement of the English rule in Ireland 1790 established the Society of United Irishmen” 1793 involved correspondence he fled to France and induced the Directory to despatch an expedition to Ireland of he was ...
... success If so it only shows it Mr Gladstone not Mr Hermon-Hodge of of prudence 1836 our could “seenoiea-son why Irishmen not the which apply of United Kingdom” but he has since his mind and now reason Ireland even get Local Government Brutus is an man” ! were ...
... s, addressing gatherings at each place. . Representatives of the branches t_)f the United Irish League in the Accrington Division met on Tuesday evening at the United. Irish League Club, Accrington, to discuss the election. There was a large and repr ...
... At the United Irish ILeague Club, Acecrington, on Saturday evening, there was an important meeting of the Executive of the Irish National League for the Accrington Division. The meeting was attended by a number of Tepresentative local Irishmen, and was ...
... work had not been confined to Irishmen, nor to Catholies. That was as it ought to be. There ought to be no barriems between Irishmen and Englishmen so long as the political work was for the common good. That work of the Irishmen of the district was for the ...
... applause.) He always thanked God that he was born an Irishman, and he scarcely thought it was necessary for him to cppeal to the Irishmen in Accrington division to supvort Sir Joseph Leese, who was one of the truest friends the Irish had in the House of Commons ...
... WHAT THE KAISER FORGOT Mr. John Redmond, addressing a great meeting called by the United Irish League of Great Britain in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, on Sunday afternoon, said that when the war was over they would all of them—of all previous parties—go ...
... this firm enjoys all over, the world as manufacturers of absolutely pure mineral waters, and now there is nothing to prevent Irishmen in both hemispheres from drowning their shamrocks on St. Patrick’s Day in the waters of the most famous well of their co ...
... Bolton Wanderers, Huddersfield Town v. Manchester City, Liverpool v. Bradford. Manchester United v. Sheffield United. Middlesbrough v. Sunderland. Newcastle United v. Burnley. Tottenham Hotspur v. Oldham Athletic; SECOND DIVISION, g Blackpoo! v. Fulham ...
... right wing in Kelly and Carroll, two Irishmen. Another recruit in Leyland deputised for Max Woosnam and the trio played their re- | spective parts worthily. MANCHESTER * UNITED WIN. ‘ Manchester United beat Sheffield United by the odd goal in three in a game ...
... the Conservatives obtained a, majority it algo, though in lesser degree, had Scotchipnen and Irishmen in it. . (Hear, hear) The appeal was made to the United Kingdom, and not to England alone—(hear, hear)—and though there might be points of difference ...