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... intended for home defence. It may be so still. But Irishmen's ideas sometimes differ from those of other people, so that it is not surprising that just on 300 of these hearth-and-home- defending Irishmen left the Corps about the middle of September in order ...
... intended for home defence. It may be so still. But Irishmen's ideas sometimes differ from those of other people, so that it is not surprising that just on 300 of these hearth-and-home- defending Irishmen left the Corps about the middle of September in order ...
... Saturday last Sergeant O'Leary was the centre of a demon stration organised by the United Irish League to welcome him to London and to stimulate recruiting amongst Irishmen. Vast crowds assembled to hear the speech made by O'Leary. and great I enthusiasm ...
... merchantmen butchered ruthlessly by the enemy. With the coming of St. Patrick's Day we salute all the gallant Irishmen in our Army. Irishmen are born soldiers, and have won twenty- nine Victoria Crosses in this war. Of our regiments of cavalry four are ...
... merchantmen butchered ruthlessly by the enemy. With the coming of St. Patrick's Day we salute all the gallant Irishmen in our Army. Irishmen are born soldiers, and have won twenty- nine Victoria Crosses in this war. Of our regiments of cavalry four are ...
... enthusiasm, was quite a good idea, calculated to make English people feel a sense of patriotism similar to that felt by Scotsmen, Irishmen, and Welshmen. Dut the study of the literature of the St. George's Society has shown me that it had really only given birth ...
... Revolutionary S>;| Wars, the various Volunteering move- I |4 ments in Ireland, the United Irish- I _ men, the Defenders, and so forth, had Wj given large numbers of Irishmen the I opportunity to become trained and I _ armed. The movement started in pi the ...
... Revolutionary S>;| Wars, the various Volunteering move- I |4 ments in Ireland, the United Irish- I _ men, the Defenders, and so forth, had Wj given large numbers of Irishmen the I opportunity to become trained and I _ armed. The movement started in pi the ...
... Fleet, and a similar privilege has also been extended by Admiral Jellicoe to Dr. Charles Brown as the representative of the United Board. At this point also we may bear tribute to the naval chaplains, some of whom have gone down with their ship's company ...
... Fleet, and a similar privilege has also been extended by Admiral Jellicoe to Dr. Charles Brown as the representative of the United Board. At this point also we may bear tribute to the naval chaplains, some of whom have gone down with their ship's company ...
... Suisse, con tributes the introduction. Mr. Grande is all for the adoption of some form of permanent universal service in the United Kingdom after the war, and he describes in detail the Swiss Army system because it exemplifies the fact that it is possible ...
... Suisse, con tributes the introduction. Mr. Grande is all for the adoption of some form of permanent universal service in the United Kingdom after the war, and he describes in detail the Swiss Army system because it exemplifies the fact that it is possible ...