... man were armed and equipped an that they would be in • position to maintain the right of Ireland to be a nation. (Load applause-) Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Bart., hf who was received applause, said that in two years. if God spared him. John Redmond would ...

... 1781. On that day the Ist Belfast Volunteer Company, in full dress, lined the chapel yard as a guard of honour, and presented arms to the priest as he passed in to celebrate the Mass and preach the sermon. whilst other companies of the Belfast Battalion ...

... Robert John Gilmour, Knox Hinds, Portaferry ; Thomas Lynch, Lisbon, and Mrs James lbomptetn, •Kirkiatown; John Gilmour, •Ratalla John Gilmour, Kirkeubbin; Robert il•Kibben, Ruereogls; William Car. Ballieranncirc; Hugh M'Carthy, do.; Edward M.Grattan, do ...

... happy day has dawned at last; Our country 'has her freedom. OUT VOIUUteeOTS OTO drilling fast To aid UA should we need them John Redmond's in the battle ian And Devlin smiles serene ; And cry of every Irishmen Is •• Hurrah for College Green! • Chorus: ...

... Dinien. Copt John Hatvev. Coot Robert Campbell, Copt Joseph Pollock, Capt Waddel Cunningham. Capt. Francis Evans, Capt John Cope. Cap*. James Dawson, Capt James Acheson. Capt Daniel Eccles. Cant. Thomas • Dickson. Capt. David Bell. Capt John Coulson. Capt ...

... such a distinguished s od to t. time • t heir vtewe. and they iA a of great and pressing . _ public 'era. they sprung re arms and in a a seng upeu in the &need them el e country e dispelled the leal ee lp :rhe Ir-stil. delegates from teveral of foreien ...

... and Mr. JAW. ever, Irish leader had Irish Pmteatertt. Three armed Savi* had Vita Inter down t he nintorc, 'ficm vas the band men whom. 4il (the great Pr4- and 'anvil, John Mitchel, John 11,4 Protestants. lrho ,It'voided 'Se in hear t' t great Irish ...

... occupied by Mr. John E. to bring it Ingether. It will have to organ- RftllNOni, M.P., President. ise iteelf. It will have to elect, officers.. a • Among those preeent on the Oat form president, other officers, and military '•sieres—Meesrs. John Redmond, M ...

... ellerreame courtier hpnying off his •G'sateen . wae abotit to make A. the 1 • 1 ; 'firlin; 2`a`T his arms, Lie ' herald and oracle,ef 'hie armed viiA public siopey, neve he moved .the amendment Which s' bas Man naked r- naked the:Jiightt. of Irelapd ...

... in memory freak and green Are the kiasea and the words of in that primnieedeckeil hareem I'. C. WALSH. CAVE HILL (C'runilini—John Keogh, the niost prominent Catholie leader before time, n. it Dublin merchant, and II Ai born in 1710. According to his own ...

... Two historic Irish cities were the acenea of notable demonstrations of Nationalist strength and solidarity last Sunday. Mr. John Redmond slag ot The City of the Confederation, 'ancient Kilkenny, where he received the freedom of a municipality which has ...

... The Theft of a Pony and Trap. Th• pony ard trap which was to I I have from the resideree ot Mr. M'Grattan, Tara, Tortaferry. has boss recovered by the Belfast constabulary. It wire found is the vicinity or the Old Lodge Road. and word was at onoveyed ...