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... Ilearded In To k. An Beene that mey become Judifying t h e Act. The lssly which thus recorded this verdict aociety of United Irishmen, at • conventime held Is Philailelphis In Jona Istitt, moth,.,, f r m every part the [raked litotes and being Pments ...
... acknowledgment uf the indelendence of the United Stations to the declaration of war with France in Int For Ireland they include the early days of Grattan's Parliament and the foundation of the suciety of the United Irishmen. A hiattory of tbe Ro3 al Dragoons ...
... eases came before bins. He thus a highly-0001w:der tita capacious wise, sod in this etas .1 MARTINO of the Society of United Irishmen was held at lirooklys. Hr. flodast, President of the [mew declared that say movement to from linslaad end Scotland meet ...
... Chicago and the vicinity are repreeented by &legatee. On this basic the convention tenements 6,400 laiges. The Oraer United Irishmen the Ancient fh-tter of Hibernian. are sot represented. The meeting is composed principally of memben of the Clan us Gael ...
... Government. A pamphlet containing the Constit lion Wean, German 4O SO course, the atrocioun attempt the If. of of the United Irishmen Society contain, a declaratioa Mi an 30 our President. It shocked elerrie.dy, and the m. 0.. eci of policy adopted at ...
... O'Couor,C.M.ti., is, the Etaiong Noss east Post says, one of the many distinguished men the United Kingdom owes to it Emerald Oil.. The joke that all Irishmen are descendants of the Milesian kings has no application his cue, for he is lineally descended ...
... alight injuries.. MR. DAVITT AND THE IRISH POLICE. Mr. Davitt hag addressed • letter to a number of reprewmtative men in the United States and Canada, in which he says he anticipates the resignation of a large number I.f the Royal Irish Constaliiilrry if ...
... Maguire said he did not believe from his long experience of Englishmen that they had any hostility to Irishmen. There was /10 doubt that tho uoandd of Irishmen had been driven from their home, and perh apt into sharp rivalry with Englishmen; but after a short ...
... attention to the Met that the dynamite outraven in London hatis plenned and in the United States. The communication will friendly in u. cheracter, sad it will atone that the United •Ataten will take ateje hi prevent and jounoh thew against the lives and property ...
... Rule, similar in character, although in all its details, to the Home Ruled the United States, or the provinces of the Canadian Dominion. In the course of the controversy Irishmen hays frequently appealed to these precedents as justifying their ; but, of course ...
... misled. What the policy which they were asked by Mr. Gladstone to accept! It waa a policy which had been dictated hy disloyal Irishmen and by the Convention of Chita.m. That policy was defeated by the rejection 4 the Home Rule Bill, and now he wanted to know ...
... nor less than those of Great Britain. It should gnidiug principle to equalise se far ea previkge• dimbilitles throughout the United Kingdom. and I believe it to be necessary for this object that in Ireland S 4 well as in Great Britain the Imperial Parliament ...