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... JOHN FiIacDERMOTT, M.A., Moderator o. ..ede mbl y . The Rev. John MacDermott , of Belmont, is the wide recognition. In 1873 he received wean to son of an Ulster farmer, and born at Culler the First Presbyterian Church, Strabane. His mn Swtresabatinne ...
... Head with hacing her HAL aged It mann, for iatorirsting drink in a won neither raked nor weird. la Act. 'The publienin. John Mtn*. Grattan Arent. on. dins summoned for at. drin k ' Ocaglable O'Connor stated that shoot ten minute. pont as o'rkick on tbo evening ...
... great Nationalist Demonstration In Waterford. THE UNIT= HUM LMACKTIL JOHN I. RIMMOND, MP., =ALDER OF THX IRISH PARLIAMINTARY PARTY, MAGINUtICZNT RHOEPTION. The Nattiest Dementheation lr iendsy came dit width the moth isligletal litamspheric ths weather ...
... throng apeetators. Ireland Mood degraded, without ' arms. without stiength to strike even one manly blow for the hero who would have died • hen dhoti deaths wile it for Ireland's sake. TO the heart of John Nlitehel it carne as gall. hitter and diagusting ...
... CmtWrotm h»« kfi Kißgitown for hair •mrrd Kiofatoim from Baron Gray baa armed at from an age of dramatic arro« . . . gsnc*. ralour of th# playwright .a ohm more in ariUasca than aithrr tnm .liHitj hi* dncraUc-n affnghl* tmnl> IlaiMma h> ■M «M*»'y-OJ_ ...
... DUBLIN. Wednesday Nigfif. In political circles the chief topic of con* versation to-day was the sudden flight «jf Mr. John Redmond from Armagh without having given his host the Cardinal any rf*a. son or excuse for his behaviour. Is it that the Nationalist ...
... CLUB WINDOW'. The Prince of Wales is one of the bast shots io the country. - Mr. John Burns, M.P., is • skilful lowa tennis player. Garman Emperor has mon servants his employ than any other monarch. Signor Marconi bM been working at wire- tolegraplay ...
... living in there are no public* ' ricer in the very centre of Belfast. an I and a man who wants • drink of cover an arm of more than eighty arm: ' kTior meet go six miles for it. Tbe tato President WEinley's ancemors Belfast is the greatest . Producer of came ...
... Rangers. Mr. D. Martin acted as referee. and lined out the teams as follows: —Glenvale—J. Stewart; P. M'Grattan, T. Rankin; C. Al'Alister. W, M'Grattan, A. Clarke; J. Doherty. J. Todd, T. Martin, J. Millar, and .1. Edmundson. Rangers—N. Camels; G. Gage, ...
... 014111••• with the Peril:meat, and this rinadaed unbroken-aye, ii eatil the mega of amid thou. to 1719, as Beglish hat wee i armed that the Beglith Pedisaust lad pewee of laws for Irelaed. Now, that slime wee named by (applause). sew be re bear, eased to ...
... BY .13PAILPIN. FEBRUAIRT. Irduaid WW2* dial, nes. Monday, lltb—John Naar Merry, bora 11111. Theodore O'Hara horn, 180). Was. Salvia died, 183 t Fiona raid on Clamor_ _ander Captain John ll'Alerty, 1867. Quaid Fitsgerald, fourteenth Kar of Bildnre, died ...
... self-government, engaged to armed effort to throw off the yoke of England and secure national freedom, Ireland was the first nation Europe to stand up and extend its sympathy and its rapport (anplaas©). It was Henry Grattan ami Sir John Parnell, m the Irish ...