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... we, the Committ Battalion of the ) declare our confidence i John Redmond, and the which he is now Volunteers, and we p fn such steps as he the methods of rfectin JOHN BALLINA C At 2 special meeting, Gall on Sunday « @ the I.N.V., all the tab re was D ...
... and sending copy of Weekly Freeman and shamrock to our brave Irish soldiers. nom• le•rs of whom have voluntarily taken up arms in the defence of a small nation. 'NotWog Dearer to t►e that Ezikil Mr Augustine Wale.. M. I'.. writes from King street, 'ork ...
... Heron—£36 10s; £33 10e; £36 10.. *John Johnsion v. Colonel J. V. Nugent-- 128; £24 8.: £26 14. •Patrick Dynes v. same-417; £l5 10s. Confirmed. •Same v. same—£29; 425 4. 6d ; £26 7s. •Samo v.. same-277; £23 18e ; £25'5e.. •John Gracry .. same—£so 14; 446 17a; ...
... will. pray went into the again in the city. Over 1 in his hand, had been conveyed from @ place on fire she ish of St. Mic! er arms, hered, and put the where they lay in the THE ¥FREEMAN'S for their accommodation. men speaking through the wit weeping women ...
... Wert eituetions . epp!r .t ones ind tend stamped envelope for raple lb the Grocers' Leaplormeot Apency. 7 Johnston's Court, Grattan street, Dublin. Waite 4 - 1/10CFAI'S Porto; required. Apply thie mermen. between - 10 end 11 oclock. Ilackr.llo piece. Ge)C72•S ...
... assembled on the platform. PROVINCIAL NHS. ULSTER. RECEPTION. KILLESNAIIIOI4I THAGIIIIT—Late on Satur day evening an old w nand John Arm strong, who resided alone in the town!and of I:artinnal, near to Killeshandra, was found lying dead in the the of his issn ...
... take place. o indulge inend; Une of the points mad & serions respon: | ¥a8 enforced hy Mr. Dil heir language te [ences to Grattan’s Parhan ns in their own |1782—1793 was one of perity. Its history, as | has yet ‘9 be fully writter ct of the present | Rm ...
... addition to the for life to the uplift-| ing are going through thé race, and we now Arm. h ymna gratitude to him iled by Mr. hane Les! t toil and power |iate Mr. John Stratfor e our voices with |. Ireland. We feel! arranged by Mr. Wm. I owcountrymen in|” ...
... Protestant Voiontecra of Refloat were, as he described rt so admiraLly worm and cothuriastic friends of the t atlienrs to present arms to the priest who was going to celebrate Mau lap. plause . My God: What a change has taken p:ave. While all the rest of the ...
... arden and | OD team Seal, ond 7 es o— uay, Dublin. NEXT LAURENCE. CUF ee § HOUSES AND LY, 1910, Fo! [RACTOR’S |F ARMS trem Xe al HINERY. BY at et be Bathdrum. con tattenie RSET en the coutty), with siated dwellis qail sisted) > te peel son (ae? a ae pf ...
... generation might occasionally grow tired and be inclined to lay down their arms, the Irish National Movement would flefflft fade, kw the younger generation would come alms and take up the arms that the old generation bad laid aside applause). On more than one ...
... The Irish Volunte ely interesting and sion moved, the carried arms—had charge rangements, and su; Lie from “Saul” were honour. The Dublin City ie note in the inci- teers did not carry arms, a within reach of ite selves with walking in which they presented ...