Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... ‘Hall, Cheshire, whose desire it was that lthe members of the party should gain first-hand information as to the feeling of | Irishmen — particularly Ulstermen — regarding the Government’s Home Rule | Bill. The party returned to Warrington 'on Saturday night ...
... THE QUESTION OF HOME RULE. The Earlestown ‘‘Davitt”’ branch of the to devise methods by which the Bill might United Irish League of Great Britain cele- be destroyed. They met all that opposition brated St. Patrick’s Day on Saturday, when from the time ...
... resistance than the defence of civil and religious liberty. That a Home Rule Par%iamont. would threaten both needs no proving for Irishmen who have had experi‘ence of Irish life.” ' IN THE PAST. People who join hands with the patrons of intimidation and outrage ...
... nations who are watchivg us with full know ledge and discerning evis, great forces of Irishmen are ranged in opp acts 0o long as tw sition to each other Cannot Irishmen ‘.'t together, waive their animositics in view of the new external dangers which have ...
... Privta J. enry, and Private B. Dempsey—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 to inspect the 3rd Reserve Battalion ...
... Leap Year are kept in the house they will bring good fortune, The average heights of men In the United Kingdom are as follows : Scotsmen, sft. Bs3in.; Irishmen, 51t Bin. ; Englishmen, sft. 7iin.; Welshmen, sft. 6}in. The juice of the ink-plant of New Granada ...
... Leap Year are kept in the house they will bring good fortune. The average heights of men in the United Kingdom are as follows : Scotsmen, sft. s%in.; Irishmen, sft. Bin. 3 Englishmen, G6ft. 7iin. ; Welshmen, sft. 63in. The juice of the ink-plant of New ...
... mainly to the elimination of E.M. United from the Brown Cup in the third game at Victoria Park, Newtongrange, Musselburgh Athletic fully meriting their four goal to one foal victory. After a half hour’s extra time the Uniteds of West Calder and Dunbar were ...
... Having won in the previous ten vears Scotland were favourites to continue their winning run but a second half revival by the Irishmen was rewarded by a couple of goals to give them a deserved four goal to two goals win a margin which could have been more ...
... the men of The Fileshire Fencibles,” one of the many British regiments that were drafted out to Ireland in 1% when the United Irishmen, with both Protestants and (atholics in their ranks, took wp arms to end English rule gom Westminster. ; Mr C. J. Robb ...
... In Ireland first tried to suppress it 600 years ago. It is rarely played by anyone who is not Irish, but often played by Irishmen who no longer live in their own country. The rules are very different from those of hockey. A form of hurling with slightly ...
... Norway, the lack of sanction against Argentina for Maradona’s drug abuse and a hard-line agproach to Jack Charlton and his Irishmen, the conspiracy theory becomes stronger. Roger Van den Stock, head of the Bel‘glan delegation, fumed: “There are two kinds ...