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... med, 'we are arming these Ozangemen in the North of Ireland, and if the Imperial Parliament and the LQueen dare to give legislative righia to Irelind, we ivill oppoxe the forces of the Crown by armed insurrection (laughter). Why, their armed in- surrection ...
... interesting debate, *icb took place shortly after the conviction of John Dillon, Mr. Shaw Lefevre stood up in the British House of Oommons and justi- 4d the language for which Mr. John Dillon .d just been sentenced. All honour to him No it He went so far ...
... The A;-gs of 1st, May ?? . I three niembersiof the Irishi Rome Rule party in - the House of Commons-Mr. John Dillon, Sir Th omas Esmonde, and YMr. John Dewsy-who i have come to raise fnnds with wnhich to carry on ! re! the agitation in Ireland. addressed ...
... brat. D D s: Thomson, Robert M'Kay, Robert M'KEAzie, vice- n presidens; John Sutherland, treasurer: John b Sutherland, Wm Munro, George Chsholm, John a M¶.ay, John Sutherland, John M'Kay, commit- b tee5 A bunro/ hon secretary. C Midlothian ...
... reform, after peaceful demands by leogg methods had proved themselves inef'cctual in obtaining redress. The 60t000 armed Volunteers of Grattan's move- ment, affirmaing that no power on earth, save the Kzng, Lords, and - Commons of Ireland. had power competent ...
... tde representatives of your policy- t Undoubtedly Mr. John Redmo-- was the representative, and his brother accom- panied him. You do not deny that these two gentlese represented yotr policy? tr. John Redmond represented me in America. The Attormey-General-The ...
... Manqica Hla the Very Rev. Gerald Molloy, D.D., preziciz Others present-Measrs. C. Dawson, gC.; Toole, T.C. ; John Fagan, James Digsom. r Leahy, John Simrmons. George Oilian a!-;i Byrne and T. J. O'1Reilly. lon. ?? T;he following subccriptions were anticuei ...
... the ditches to die as they did in '46 and ?? and, said he, the Irish leaders could not be expected to stand by with folded arms when the recurrence of sueh scehes was ?? on e-ery side. It ws th;s bitter agrarian crisis that gave birth to the Land League ...