... in itself. It conclusively that the greut Charter of Liberty 6o much boomed by John Dillon and John Redmond is only a simulacrum. Sinn Fein takes up the thread held by John Redmond in 1902. It demands the same rights as Belgium, Poiand, Servia, ete. Let ...

... Liborty” uares , with the Irish Leader’s statements 1902 | and 1907. Yet John Millon, accordin ig to; the Freeman's Journal of 2n d November, 1913, boomed it as ‘“‘better than Grattan’s Parliament of The fact that it an Amending Act tacked on to it, with ...

... carrying from theirt h tis foundations s i n p nt rt oo l i wc a n t an b il ig exa la c i' ti e ng ga f ,: e .i used n trade b arms. y rival the T f . nh h hi e , 4e r I man to sow • grate wisp the third pr e s en t Aerates WEDNESDAY, 11th nos, at &else\ ...

... Opera Houve in Chicago, over which John Boyle presided. There were people present, and the Irish envoy was es corted to the meeting by the Governor an Mayor. the streets being lined with soldi ers, who presented arms as they passed. The te Australia and ...

... House; Mr. arms have been tor Tre- able of su ing all the needs of the West of Ire- land whether. the Government have, in accordance feehan asked Secreary land, and no w that the is not ing with his promise, taken any steps to lift the arms DO ments have ...

... trick of the Engtish enemy, who American Revolution. As he was address- tion of the colonies iu the eighteenth Grattan, John Tool, aud John er misses an opportunity to maligu ing himeelf entively to Irish tury. My ignorance about the early Irish who laid ...

... Fein prisoners now been released, and therefore there was some excitement in Sligo on Sunday night last on the arrival of Mr John J Clancy, the Sinn Fein representative for North Sligo, who was interned in Usk Prison in connection with the alleged German ...

... At the last word of command the men with the hurleys arms.’’ brought them to the position of Capt. Fitzpatrick—And did the ladies do anything? Witness—They did. Capt. Fitzpatrick—Did they slope arms? Witness—Well, come of them (laughter.) Continuing, witnces ...

... W. J. FEENEY’S (taiiieiili lioose) OPPOSITE EKIN MONUMENT, GRATTAN STREET, SLIGO. What Bolshevism Means. TOLD IN THE ONCENSORED LETTEB OF A “RED CHJABD. The following letter from soldier of Bed Guard to friend England has been smuggled uncensored out ...

... by witness, but four or five minu- tes after the car passed he came to the place, and saw the little girl in the arms of a man namd John Beirne. The driver sober. Wtness questioned him. The wheel of the motor car was within ten in- ches of the ditch. ...

... the use was adjourned for seven returned from the Army, and it wee only fair that he should state that with two or John Healy, of Grattan Street, was also three exceptions, their conduct was somesummoned for .£1 18a 3d arrears. thing splendid and creditable ...

... uring Mr. Gilmartin sai dhe had no objection, and the case was adjourned for seven da summoned for £1 183 3d arrears, John Heally, of Grattan Street, wae Defendant eaid he was never before He always paid his rates in the He was sum month of January in full ...