... THE ARRESTED PEOPLE. E. de Valera, M.P.—The well-known Sinn Fein leader He was arrested during the Easter rising in 1916, tried by court-martial and sentenced to death. Later he was pardoned. Countess Markievicz.—She commanded the rebels in the St. Stephen's ...

... TROOPS BUSY IN IRELAND. COLLEGE SEIZED & BARRICADED. HUNT FoR ARMS. • In view of the persistent rutuours that an Easter rising was contemplated. yesterday in Ireland was a day of stringent precautions and military movements on a large scale. Soldiers ...

... Army has been demanding General O'Duffy. who is 40, became member of the I.IU. during the troubles which followed the Easter Rising in 1010. In the critical days before the treaty he was Chief of Staff of the I.R.A. and from 1923 to 1924 commanded the ...

... debates before the war. Mr. Biirell entered the House Commons in 1889, and was Chief Secretary for Ireland up to the Easter rising of 1916, which brought his political career tragic close. has recalled how stood amid the smoking ruins Dublin, and :--ir ...

... the late Mr. Gerald O'Brien, of Carl Rosa fame, was not, haa been reported, the same who had adventures in the Duhlin Easter rising 1916, including an escape Mountjoy. Worried because had been served with notice to put his unprofitable property in repair ...

... The interior is very imposing, and there are many mural entablatures representing episodes in Irish history. During the Easter rising the lfour Courts was one of the chief centres of fighting. Trenches were dug round it, and the garrison was one of the ...

... not seen for 22 years. It was a moment of tense emotion in the Cabinet room, bringing back to all grim memories of the Easter rising of 1916. Defeated, begrimed, with shattered following of men in bloody rags, Mr. de Valera was surrendering to the conqueror ...

... disastrous strike; but her human sympathy could not resist the appeal of distress. She was sentenced to death after the Easter rising, but was released in the general amnesty and headed the poll in St. Patrick's division of Dublin in the General Election ...

... gloomy depression about The Plough and the Stars, an adaptation of Sean O'Casey's play, dealing with the historical Easter Week rising, in spite of the introduction of typically Irish humour. We are getting, I think, too many films dealing with the troubles ...

... MURDER” PREMIER AND EASTER RISING. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday Afternoon, I’riuio Minister, replying to Mr. JL Clem Edwards, said obviously impossible to answer the Question as to whether information had ’reached the Government that rising had been planned ...

... the presence of a large and cheering crowd and the new Republic of Eire came into being, thirty-three years after the Easter Rising of 1916 and the proclamation of the Republic by the rebels in the General Post Office. Dublin was decorated and full of ...

... way to Dublin from her home at Clonskea. Mrs, Macßride is the widow of Major John Macßride, who was executed after the Easter rising of 1916. She was at one time called the ** Irish Joan of Are ” and has been a stormy petrel in lrish politics for over ...