... of' ' thing that leads -to it, as I -hate murder, ra- ,1 ord r pine, or the ill-treatment of v omen. I die- I the th like slavery, however cleoked, under thle join o disguise of Imperialism. I - contribute l I it! gladly to works desagned to strengthen ...

... the most offensiive wavy raised this question of jury-pack- ing and of 'brarilin9 the Catholics of Ireland w-ith a badge of slavery every time they pre- sent themselves in the jury box. I venture to scv that if the Catholics of Ireland have a spark of the ...

... ti srd themselves for mi'itary service were to reed or has the'chequered history of their country, and to ar Ior- note the slavery and degradation to which het tlt , of people hatve been subjZceLt, they would pause lit of before offering their services ...

... 'anarchy, of truth against scepticism, of principle |against voluptuousness. It is a chronicle of the , success of freedom over slavery, of kindness over cruelty, of noble ideals over human depravity. Of -them all there wras not one that hadn't to face I the ...

... Kennedy, Martin Kennedy, P Leech, T C - W M'srathTP L G; P J Murphy, P L G- P O'Hara, T C; W Quinlan, Pierce Ryan, Williaza Slavery, R Ward, B Russell, secretary; and O'Byrne, assistant secretary. CorrespoDdence, including letters from Mfessrg Bass, Ratcliffe ...

... be , interpreted not as the free expression of feel- ings of respect towards the Sovereign. but as . supporting an act of slavery which would cause T Trish Nationalists all over the globe to hang itheir heads in shame r (applause). It was not stated that ...

... people of Ire- land to the bogs of Connaught under paua of P death, and kidnapped tvousands of children 0 for West Indian slavery. Englishmen re d greatly astonhlmd that Cromwell s not popular g in Iieland. e MGyj ?? A THE SECCAD AN])D MMI o WLLLIAfTH ...

... lrshmen were oanipeting sucesfnlly w-ith 'nglish for oftices under tile Brhihn Go- vernment. Irish tenants hld emerged from slavery -and thrj'uaidm tso ?? indepen- deue. t-le congratulated Irish oldiiers on the hocnour conferri upon Item bv yer Mcijesty ...

... new basis. In three war : Fhe abolished l slavery, created charity, and isculmted self- sacrifice. Chrisianity alone could effect the profound change of chanrcter that rendered pos- sible tk*a abolition of slavery 'by universal brotherhood- In this the CdatboEc ...

... t.Lhe rights of libertv tbey wauld derive mary larcing benefits by the present situation, and instead of leaving a ?? of slavery to yur children they will be in th~e proud position of being froemen -it their own land (applause). The proceedings then ...

... debarred from basting of its fertility and t rced to crowe between perishing of huiger at usme sad flying to Etglamd into white slavery. The League has only to trust to its own Lawful but unc'- querable ...

... hear). The declarations of Molvnenx and Swift that government without the consernt of ths governed was the first essential of slavery (hear, hear) had had its influence in F; ansu and America, as had the speeches of Grat- tan on the Count de Montalembert. ...