... understand what happened. Here was a walled town, held by disciplined troops, with arms and provisions ; here there was rushing down to the attack an undisciplined crowd of nalf-armed pea. sante Why, if you ask any military man to-day what the neat of such c ...

... Essnonde will preside, and propose The Memori . of the Dead, and Ireland a Nation.' , Mr T J Hea.y, M P, and Mr John E Redmond will be asked to /arm/ to the latter. Those who wish to be at dinner please forward their names to the secs. THE PEOPLE Office, by ...

... Bree ; John Connors, do; M J O'Brien Graigne; Patrick Cleary Whitechurch; Michael J Whelan. Euniscorthy ; Patrick Byrne, C T C, do; John Cummins, Sheilbv• in • P O'Neill. Enniscorthy ; J Bennett. T C. do ; T Keegan. do; M Kinsella, do; Lynch do; John Redmond ...

... of no row between Me Murphy and - John Tobin. I did not see 4o in talking to the policeman. After the mnstah: had' let Aidan Murphy go we could not see John Tubin . u ilie'ctinntibte !ma t i ntahliin to Mr Murphy John bin wait titele ere& I didn't * what ...

... removed the child first to Mr Fanning's, Ballymoney. in March. 1898. I removed it from Mrs Hughes: , John-street. Gores, to Margaret Robin. son, in Grattan-street. Gorey. I arranged to pay her 7e. a month for its keep. It was a healthy strong child on the ...

... IRELAND. POWERFUL SPEECH BY SIR THOMAS ESMONDE. SIR JOHN NEWPORT uN IRELLND's FINANCIAL TREATMENT• In the course of the debate in the House of Commons last week on the over-taxation of Ireland. Sir Thomas Grattan Emend., Bart, If I', in the course ff a remarkably ...

... the incidents!. music was excellently rendered by the choir under the able baton of tho very efficient organist. Mr %v H Grattan Flood. After Vespers, in the evening. a powerful dismount we. preached by Rev Robert Fitahenry, C C, on th^ life of the Blessed ...

... popularly 'unwired to have idiot his oepbey, John Donovan, at the battle of the Hari row. 'Much misapprehension likewise exists concerning the Donovan who was killed at the Harrow. Thie pee-1 menage was John Donovan, of Tubbergall, and nephew of Thomas ...

... sacred cause of liberty—in defence of home and altar. The men of '9B by their matchless courage and brave stand against the armed and well discillined soldiery of England, when they had been goaded into insurrection by tortures and persecutions of the most ...

... our people over the senach what lean isisto to he familiarly described as Tubbermering's An.- l ulave of great odds, bad:v armed and practically ro military training, the inanegoat. thin glorious summer's morning, gave a confusing proof of how much in ...

... if you take the whole history of the tart you have had the chief promoter of Irish freedom in the person of Henry Grattan. and from Grattan down to Parnell you have had in Isaac Butt and other Protestante the chief &ere of Irish blesty riming from the ...

... very fully and very vigorously stated the mos of this remarkable advenoss Load tidy dom not mince matters, but forcibly lays arms on the broken faith of the Unionist Party towards the country, and regards this indecision of the Government to carry out what ...