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... THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE EASTER RISING OF 1916 : POINT OF THE REBELLION OF THIRTY-THREE YEARS AGO, AND SALUTING-BASE FOR THE MILITARY PARADE IN DUBLIN Under the Republic of Ireland Act, Eire became a Republic at midnight on Easter showing Ireland as one ...
... 6d. We also publish • racy and authoritative account of the Easter rising, and the events that led up to it, written by Brian °Neill (author of War for the Land in Ireland ) called Easter Week price 21. We publish all sorts ol other books about Socialism ...
... The day never came. A Suspensory Act was passed, and disappointed Ireland declared a republic for the whole country the Easter rising of 1919. For five years Ireland steadily asserted Its independence. At general elections the overwhelming majority of the ...
... Countess Markievicx (Longmans. Green. Ss.». The Countess, who died In IW7. was sentenced to death for her part In the Easter Rising in Dublin during the war. PRESENTED AT COURT Daughter of wealthy West Ireland landowner, she was presented Court as girl ...
... Easter Week Anniversary The fifth anniversary of the Easter Week rising was celebrated in St. Ann's, Underwood Street, on April 24, when addresses dealing with the historic events were delivered by Eiles ni Conghaile and Tomas O'Sullivan. Patriotic songs ...
... I LIVED THIS MOMENT Number 3 LET ME TELL you first something of the events that led up to the Easter Rising, said Desmond Fitzgerald, late Minister of Defence of the Irish Free State, when I asked him about his experiences in the 1916 revolt. '' The ...
... in commemoration of the Easter Rising in Dublin in 1916 drew a full house to Poplar Town Hall on Sunday evening. Mr. Patraig O'Boyle presided, and said they had come to pay a tribute to the gallant men of 1916. The men of Easter week did something more ...
... arranged. Fast upon these came the' , announcement of the death of one of the best- I known and best-loved Commandants of the Easter rising. The great wave of anger swelled to unpreceLlented proportions, and the huge meetings that followed, many of them in utter ...
... fighting ia the Republican cause in Dublin, is the stormy pebrel of rebellion, Bentenced to death for her share in the Easter rising of 1916, reprieved, and later released on the general amnesty, she was again court- martialled in 1090 for being % associated ...
... such tribunal would be ccpted and carried out the (lovern- aid. McSWINEY’S CAREER. HIS ASSOCIATION WITH THE LR.A. TBE EASTER RISING. evidence at court- MARTIAL. Alderman McSwiney, who died in Brixton Prison this morning, was a minent member of the Irish ...
... Ben herself. For • brief time Ben leaves the bunting held, works as V.A.D. in a Dublin hospital, and is wounded in the Easter rising; then she goes hack to her beloved bounds and rides as second Whip to a fiery little M.F.H. Mrs. Conyers has very skilfully ...
... Fein prisoners is Maud Gonne, the w idow of Major Mcßride, of the Irish Bri o ade, who was executed for his share in the Easter rising of 1916. She was driving home on Sunday night t in company with her son, a- lad of 17, sad Mr. Joseph King, 11. P. when ...