... HOME, but if the idea was to tho English people that the Irish people were divided the arm of the Party was paralysed. He need not appeal to the people of Barnmeen, who had always been staunch, to remain united, and not to be drawn away by every new political ...

... the people of Belfast entered into armed associations for defence. There was no difficulty in gaining recruits for the service. The Government, whilst they concealed their fears, trembled the possible action of an armed nation, even whilst the Volunteers ...

... and John Sihyth,. J.P.’s. Alexander M'Cauley, Efrasallagh,, was*fined 5s and costsifpr being charge of a horse and cart in Fermanagh. .Stcofii. .op ..the previous day. .. George 'Mobrenead . and Frederick. (Mborehead, Drnmmtilly, father and John James ...