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... YEARS. UNIONIST YIEARS. Perceenta of mem- Prcenitage of smem- bers of Trade Unions bers of Trarle Unions in ?? United Iling- in tire United King- dom who svere re- domn wireo scre re- turned as unemployed turned as unemployed in- in- 1113 .7.5 per cent ...
... slated that I ?? a resoolstion ?? thle Irishmen to suppprt Mr. Walter Morgan. I beg to state I sats neot at the meeting of Irishmen rcfer'red to. I a I not a. sopportec of Air. W. Morgan. I. as s wel l aS f scevral Irishmen of this distriet deem it our i d ...
... our chief duty is to provide a demonstration worthy of the occasion. Irishmen in Cardiff take a stand which is diametrically opposed to their inte- rests. The local branch of the United Irish League have had an interview with Sir Edward Reed on the question ...
... CANDIDATE Mr T P O’Connor following letter to Mr M’Hale lion secretary Wrexham Branch the United Irish League- “I trust Irishmen your constituency will give their strong united support Clement Edwards His declarations with regard to Rule perfect’y satisfactory ...
... Burnie. At Tuesday's contest aH this was changed. The introduction of r. Radical easedidate who was a stranger with money united all the fragments of the Liberal party in the Borough that party re-weeded itself in the position it had occupied for 40 years ...
... bungling of Mr Gladstone's 'Government in 1881. At the commencement ■of the war, the Liberal party was practically united, but they were not united to-day. Mr Samuel Smith, wh. at first, said the war was unrighteous, now changed his mind and said that the feeling ...
... containing repreaentative names iv Denbigh, Henllan, Rathin, Wrexham, and Holt. MANIFESTO OF THE WREXHAM UNITED IRISH LEAGUE. The Wrexham Branch of the United Irish Lsagne haa issued a manifesto to the Irish voters of the Deuoigh Pcroov.ha, of which the following ...
... Mullin, who was supported by the Rev. Father Hayde, Dr. Buist, Dr. Brooks, Mr McCarthy, Mr 0 Neiii, and other well-known Irishmen. Dr. Mullin explained why the meeting was pri- vate last Sunday, it being a meeting of the League, and as there were delicate ...
... IRIS H MEN. SIR DEDWARD RED TO BE SUP- PORTE D. A crowded meeting of Cardiff Irishmen was held oil Sunday afternoon in St. David's e Schoolroom, under the auspices of the United Irish National League. The' object was to con- sider thle claimas of Mr. Joseph ...
... Adamsdown, where the register number is 1,619, and the actual votes cast totalled no fewer than 1,381. The electorate for the United Boroughs in 1895 was an increase of 1,567 upon that of 1892. when the preceding General filoetion took place. The increase ...
... Belgian and Dutch friends the opportunity they delight in of demonstrating their ill-natured dislike of Great Britain. Irishmen of the United League hope to enjoy themselves in the same way. Mr. slichael Davitt has already drawn up an address, in which he ...
... advanced age of years. His writings on ante / mu-bin subjects were highly appreciated. and his Grave. men d Monu Illustrious Irishmen. Dublin, - a mine of antiquarian information. Mr. Wakeman was, an accomplished artist. Sir Watkin Wynne Hounds had a very ...