... Easter Wee Rising When the Easter Week rising took place in 1916, it took not merely Mr. Birrell, but the whole of the officials in Dublin Castle by complete surprise. This was practically the end of Mr. Birrell’s political career. He visited Dublin and ...

... ALL AGOG FOR EASTER ENTERTAINMENT BAROMETER RISING New new sounds, new sensations—we re all on tiptoe for them. And we need wait no longer. This (Saturday) afternoon at the Winter Garden, Harry i.oveday and his Band will set the holiday mood to music ...

... President offered nrayer and the lesson was read Mr. Coleman. Republican demonstrations in Ulster to celebrate the 1918 Easter rising were abandoned. Police assembled at various points to cravaat any trouble. ...

... result of physical training. Pcfice Uonstable WjHam Darby, of Forest Hill, London, who captured Mr. De Valera after the Easter Rising in Dublin, has retired, Despite efforts to save the 95 yvears-old firm, Mudie's Library, an institution fam. ous for many ...

... Friday, emerge to the gladness of the Easter rising. Hence come the customs giving Easter presents, wearing new clothes, and in country districts many quaint usages connected with eggs, the symbols of now life. Easter is the season of resurrection— Natures ...

... another schoolfellow, the Rev. John Maguire. PC. William Darby, of Forest Hill, S.E.. who captured Mr. Do Valera after the Easter' Rising in Dublin, has ...

... during the holiday. The prison authorities are confident that the attempt to stage demonstration to coincide with the Easter Rising of 1916 has been effectively quelled. Major J. C. PannaU, the Governor, has completed report following minute investigation ...

... British after the Easter rising in 1916. The gift was made after the luncheon given by Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain to Mr. do Valera and his colleagues. It was on April 30, 1916, that Mr. Valera had to make the surrender at the end of the rising. The field glasses ...

... me get dressed first, for I cannot be shot like this ! ” Mr. Lynch's tales the troubles and of the days following the Easter rising of 1916 —when he was himself serving in France are many indeed. Some of the best are strictly for narrower circle. All ...

... IT WAS A HECTIC EASTER Rising winds and driving rain on Wednesday made a last-minute bid to prove the truth of the old March saw: In like a lamb, out like a lion. They brought to an end the mildest March of the century and an Easter that broke all records ...

... Victory as the glorious Easter Rising. Without Winter, there would be no contrast of Spring, without Good Friday there could have been no Easter morning. Thus, only those who observe Good Friday appreciate the full significance of Easter. Pain and sacrifice ...

... establishment in London. In 1916 Mr Collins went back to Ireland, and arrived shortly before the Easter we»k rising io Dublin He took part in that rising, commanding part of the rebel force of which P. H. Pearce, who was executed in May. 1916, was in ...