... , V.G., Mr. W. R. J. Molloy, J.P., M.R.1.A., Sir Thos. Grattan Esmonde, Bart., M.P., Sir Francis Cruise, M.D., K.S.G., and his Honour Judge Carton, K.C. Rev. F. G. O’Longhlin, C.C., and Mr. John Rochford were re-appointed honorary secretaries, special ...

... that bloodshed resulting from armed hostilities in this country had been ended* i A DARING EXPLOIT. U'nfortunately the news from Cloneß published this rabming furnishes grievous evidence to the contrary. On Saturday night armed bodies of Ulster Specials and ...

... under arms, the house of Patrick M’Menamin, Altgoland. Mr. M'Coy, B.L. (instructed by Mr. Cooper), appeared for the appellant, and Mr. R. H. Carson, Crown Solicitor, also appeared. The evidence was that M'Menamin’s house was entered by armed men on the ...

... dollai . Wilber 25 dolls Gin is. Rev. James A. Bi ebony IVv- T-Jijrpni' Murptiy. ■il John F. ThompKon; Daniel J. Cunine, Zerbert and Obert and P» H. Powers. dollars—John J. Koran, 10 dollars —James H. Kinney, James O’Sullivan, Edward Gorman, Dr. Joseph ...

... was carried out on Saturday evening, Mr. de Valera said they were summoned of this agreement, and who will look for when armed men held up the stafi and took there to protest against a meditated kudos in respect of it, were in London. away all the loose ...

... field of controversy. feel areat reluctance in tackling him on the oolitieal issue, but I can agree with neither Councillor John IC'Monagle nor Dr. Mullan that Mr. O’Kane on this occasion done justice the subject or his audience. Sneaking for himself. ...

... Catholic people were Protestant —some of them intensely so. This is true from Lord Bdward and Emmet to Henry Grattan and on to Smith O'Brien and John Mitchel, and again to Butt and Parnell. Rev. Professor Galbraith, of Trinity, was nune the less popular because ...

... is lump together free nations conquered ones into one term i uatiou’ (one peison can tree, another slave, but each a man). Grattan hailed Ireland a nation wften tier Pari-ament was established in Kd2. liven binn if'ein con-1 fates Mr. Hegarty, as it declares ...

... IRISH LEAGUE AND REGIS- TRATION. Grattan (South Ward) Branch. There was held on the other night in Bishop Street, Derry, a large and representative meeting of the people of the South Ward. The chair was occupied by Mr. John M‘Callion, who said he was very ...

... Repubi ic. They had nailed that nag to the mast; they would never lower it, and he asked thtm all. in the words with which. Grattan saluted Ireland a Nation in his time. . salute that flagwhich they could imagine waving above them there—and say: Esto Pcrpetua ...

... —liloowrs. li. O’li. Browne, P. J. Cote. li. J. Uoiierty, Bolxmi Doherty, Patrick Kaivuiangh, John MX.larr»n, (JJkir’es Jaanoa il’oonu-Jte, I‘u.inu.k Quigley, John anil Edward dir. ...

... trvina I.ater th»v tired the mail for Kincstowh. Ah one yonng CorVeian «e-d in w'« office-, and a dee attached to crepe arm!- hrs arm nulled off. CORK’S IMPRESSIVE TRIBUTE. ({age Cortege Touching Scenes. The Military Order. lbs Press aPtUrk”^ wumuul . mu ...