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... in 1798 and took •an active part in the battles of Wexford, New Ross, Newtownbarry and Kilcomney ; was captain of the United Irishmen, and died at the patriarchal age of 109 years. reaped barley at the workhouse in 1805, and was supported in town afterwards ...
... when the Rev. J. H. Wilson had advocated the importance of the press, and showa that the circulation of newspapers in the United Kingdom has risen from forty-five millions in 1831 to seven hundred miltions in 1870, Lord Shaftsbury said, “ You cannot ...
... aspirations which ate at present at work there, and the I sort of people who are directing them, ,raust be perfectly aware that Irishmen are not at all likely to he contented with empty words about their being integral portion of the same nation as their English ...
... Anionic, that the Irish brigade of immortal memory, came fully into action against the Confederates—the representatives 30,000 Irishmen who had followed King James into exile. these were the veteran regiments of Clare, the Honourable Anhui Thlkm, Count O’Lally ...
... Lad honour while they lived. remarked that while other nations blunder from stupidity; Irishmen do from enlbusiasm. Whatever has bettor than any one else. Irishmen are always ready to help outsiders. Then, there was Irish patriotism. What the German was ...
... TS AGENT for *• The Life Association of Scotland,’ “The London and Lancashire Fire Company,” “The Temperance Secticn of the United Kingdom and General Provident Assurance Society,” The Accidental Insurance Company,” (best the world). £6 a week during total ...
... myself, or any of supporters, tending cast slight upon the clergy of any denomination, I was opposed an I defeated by the united strength the priesU of Longford, buff believed then as I believi iw, that their antagonism to me arose from personal animus ...
... below the average. The withdrawal of ifie Party Processions Act the Government is a proof of what can be effected when Irishmen unite. Men of all parties in this country opposed the proposed Act measure uncalled for and oppressive, and flie result has ...
... were enlisted for the regular army, 2,304 of'whom were from Ireland. Of tlie total 14,927 were finally accepted, and of e Irishmen, 1,215 were accepted. The reerniting districts ia Ireland a/'» Dublin, Bork, and the Curragb. THE NATIONAL SCHOOL TEACHERS ...
... first time liisii prisons ; and whether; considering the universal indignation and disgust excited amongst ail classes of Irishmen this feature discipline, tbs Government will forthwith revert to the Use beds or hammocks in Irisu prisons ! Mothers !—Ar« ...
... of going himself. And that was my last Uhristmas dinner in California, from that day there was no more. chaffing. Further, Irishmen have always been ready 0 protect the weak; they have also been noted .lor their hospitality. The third cause—The language ...
... the Chicago and Alton line, equalling in of life more than the total of fatalities resulting from the recent accidents the United Kingdom. It appears the Chicago train caught ■fire,lnjuring between and-60 persons, 13 of whom died. assize jury at Liverpool ...