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... whom explosion caused great er‘w“m fainted. E’old:’oro(mfium'uw, but no person was ual o At a meeting of the Society of United Irishmen, held at Brooklyn on Sunday, Mr. Hodnet, President of the Labour League, declared that any movement to free Ireland from ...
... IRISHMEN HISSING THE QUEEN AT NOTTINGHAM. A crowded meeting of Irishmen was held on Monday night at the Albert Hall, Nottingham, in support of the Parnellite candidates for the three divisions of the borough. The meeting was addressed by Mr. Arthur O’Connor ...
... UNITED PEOPLE and all of them were anxious for this arrangement and were willing to work together to make the Government a success it would be a different mu:; but that is not “:.:-:7 m are in Ireland a very large num ho strongly object to- these proposals ...
... & VEx—S‘e'Z:rct:'a}u{ Emmet fimnch, United Irish League. 11, Hulland Street, Derby. To the Bditor of the Alfreton and Belper Journal. Siz,—l had to smile when I read the letter signed * Fair Play (Derby.) The writer says: “'The priests of St. Mary's ...
... of the war with Germany lies in the fact that the United States is largely made up of Europeans and the children of Europeans. The 900,000 English-born residents of the United States, the 1352000 Irishmen, and the 500,000 natives of Scotland and Wales who ...
... well-known in the United States. His idea is, that the steamship companies should afford special facilities for Irish born citizens of the United States to visit their original homes, and he adds that if these trips became the fashion among Irishmen in the States ...
... because he isan Irish priest. Where would Catholicity be in England were it not for the Irish priests and peot;)fe ? The Irishmen, driven from their own country by bad laws, came to England to reap the harvesgs of the Anglo-Saxon farmers, brou%ht with ...
... Referring to Ireland, he said he was nc party to the breaking up of the Empire, and he wanted to convince Irishmen that it was to their interest to be united with Eugland. He strongly denounced the fr.e education scheme, which, he said, would make working men ...
... death penalty. The Prime Minister said that Sinn Fein had dictated terms that could not be granted without the division of the United Kingdom, and in consequence all their efforts now wotlld be concen. trated on the twofold policy of (1) repression of crime ...
... on the gloves when handling Mr Augustine Birre!l at the United Club dinner on July 9th, 1908 Hearraigned the Chief Secretary with an indignation which cannot but be shared by all loyal Irishmen. He said .— “. . . It was convenient for the preseat Chief ...
... Pnua J. enry, and Private B. Dempesy—he addressed the Guards in the following words : “On St. Patrick’s Day, when Irishmen the world over unite to celebrate the memory of their patron eaint, it gives me great pleasure tohgectflu&dk.ern&ttflioud my Irish Guards ...
... The sacrifices which Father Meenagh has made during his 30 years stay in Alfreton and Clay Cross, raises in the hearts of Irishmen the unparallelled, vindictive determinaticn to fight for Father Lleenagh to the bitter end. No account of this ardent soul ...