... supreme test their loyalty. They had armed themselves not for aggression, but for Imperial defence. Their Empire was threatened and not for a moment did they waver. “Rally the flag; put aside all quarrels; our arm are for our King,’ was their answer ...

... vert, it. into a lunatic asylum), and 'doss • itb a crash in 1814. - ail April, 1811, John Rudd, Innholder, Te leshannon, Enniscorthy (subseiquently the Portsmouth Arms) has an announcement. _ __ _ _ The eleetton of M.P. for Waterford in Juno, 1814, lasted ...

... FATHER JOHN MACAULAY. ‘‘He died, full of years and honours;” The old phrase was never more appropi lately used than in connection with the peaceful end of the long and saintly career sketched in our columns to-day. The Very Rev. John Macaulay’s life was ...

... organisation . A mis-step now may cause a repetition of the sad story of the Grattan Volunteers. We realise that your ‘furm-s. to be effective must be armed, and !we are determined that arms shall find their way into the hands of every Volunteer who stands for ...

... v ARM—G T>ASTC Siag—Beware of low grade basic slag; best quality should have a guarantee of .‘fe to 45 per cent of phosphates, 80 to degrees of fineness; low grades will be found dearest in comparison ; same carriage, same cost of grinding, bags, etc ...

... were ed by • party of armed ordered to b o ld up their and then, it is .tated. shot. The. names of the deed ren.tablee me Patrick Foody, 42. 29 years' servh-o; a native of Wog. Bernard Siollaschan. IS, • ei lirsT: 17 years' —John 29, • et 3roam' Wm Haytoo ...

... Ballycastle 0 Hugh *Carry, Culfeightrin 1 r` Richard Keenan, Belfast 1 3 J John M`Mahon, Belfast 5 0 / John O'Neill, Whitehead 2 2 0 Thomas O'Neill, C.E., Culfeightrio, Co. Antrim 2 2 0 John M`Ginley, Esq., Belfast 1 1 0 Joseph Hogan, Esq., Ross-on Sea, N. Wales ...

... foremost and honourable part in the effort Ireland has made and continuer, to make to raise and arm a of men, unworthy erueceasurs of thos e who backed up Grattan's demand in 1782, whose well.delined duty has been announced as the winning and eateguarding ...

... conservative peoi-10. The Chinaman, Garbitaa beat Lrilers of Gokl Belfast; T. 11. Lisburn; John whether high low. thinks himself and his Betting 2 „h,>« Crossgar; Rol«rt John W»o representatives Utt highest conree w® rua e . Wilb .m Clugston, Belfast; civilisation ...

... great leaders, John Redmond, John Dillon, and Joe Devlin, will continue the fight across the floor of the House of Commons with smooth speech and polished words, but, all the time, that House will dominated by the shadows 200,000 armed Nationalists who ...

... A Romance of thej Peerage LORD POWER AND CORAGHMORE Oh GNIVAUSII GRATTAN itOGO. NULL star mond be • by Printer. to aokaawtolo the J. N. s, that le Poor ILo. W ater-. ,6 0 Iho wile of betas Per at. 4 C,raghmost. reeler the gamer• of osahrsey solotderattoo ...

... MESSRS. JOHN ROBSON LTD. Messrs. John Robson, Limited, held their weexly sale oi fat sheep and iambs yesterday. There were the numbers oner and with good attendance of customers a very fast selling trade prevailed. Spring iambs were well bid tor with ...