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... Irish National Federation of America worn arranged masting yesterday evening. Mr. Engeoa Kelly presided, and many prominent Irishmen tears present, Mr. Kelly delivered speech ia which advised tolerance and prodettoe, but urged beared make definite eland ...
... lor two goals; both Protestants. An Irishman writing tbs li sscs the late Baron Dewes concluded bis enloginm:—“ A great Irishmen has passed away. grant that men yes great, and who shall sriariy love their country, may follow him. A Dublin paper heard ...
... contemporaneous account, was never to forgotten. Irish ladies left waving their gloves and handkerchiefs join the ringing cheers Irishmen brandished hats, sticks, and coats, rending the air with acclamations of welcome and farewell.” The children were special ...
... February, 1893, proclaim our unchangeable loyalty bar Majesty tloaao. and our firm attach meat the .listing Constitution ol United Kingdom; and wa naolvw-1. That emphatically reaffirm the resolutions passed at the Ulster Coo nrtloti tha 17lh June. 1882 ...
... per he a Seperatiat policy wbieh iewelvea the eeskiag up of that Imperial Parliament whisk lathe heart and Umbrella of our united Empire. The Estlmla and the Irish meetings me web the Complement of the other. The Irish Loyalists proclaim their ueliselaing ...
... misfortune within living memory ; and monarchy passed the ordeal scat bless. Royal prerogatives sad the English nstemaJity make united an essence that warded natures recognise the compulsion British Kingship, and do not imperil its contin nance by violations ...
... for Are boars. When awoke he had some diflralty in remembering where was. hot the events last night—his spying ap-n the United Irishmen's meeting. h>a being the ahooMer, his homed climb down the ivy. bia meeting with Bell Dcnnott, bia hiding in tbodouguon—all ...
... dairy fanning, says:—The current depression in dairy farming is felt still more severely in Ireland than in the rest of the United—or disunited—Kingdom. Butter-making in the Emerald Isle is the leading and almost only feature in dairy farming in many parts ...
... some questions on the paper. In the abaence of himself and his brothers no one moved these questions. Mr. Sexton and other Irishmen were in the House, but they allowed their friend’s questions to pass unasked. This marks the parting of the ways. It has ...
... and more vital one. Selfink and Perilamentary independence hare te restored to England and Scotland, and to the whole the United Kingdom a* represented, speaking in round nnmbeia, nearly five-eixtha of ifae population. Thirty miUions of ■agUehmen and ...
... CHAPTER XX taking Martin to ibis mating of Unite Irish Commit***. Leonard M'Nalljr had ohjecta of his own in view. As the reader knows informer. Openly a leader in th** rerolotionary movement, a tru-tod friend of Lord ward and the others, legal adviser ...
... Wiliollloy. He 'smote that arrests ass be sob whin will dem up the dtallslelel ems), The suspects is M r d the min prominent Irishmen in the elty. Me F O'Su'livite, a labs Clow ix. &aka, who is said to have made o ft ern win Cents to tot atter aity the s'ew's ...