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... rider.', as to the bril: array of their own armed adoicates. fh t that memorable day. two year later, when the Volunteers had increased their power •nd numbers. in the land. one hundred and forty eorre of armed men met in ion in Dungannon Parish Church ...
... Landen’s plain, and wishing that the blood gushing from his heart was shed for Ireland—Tone and Fitzgerald perishing in dungeons—Grattan falling long after his direst prophecies of woe had . been fulfilled—O’Connell brokenhearted and hopeless amidst the wreck ...
... influence of the American War in stimulating the Volunteer movement in Ireland. awl fetreing on the Engliah independenee •of Grattan's Parliament. The opening portion of the book gives a good epitome of 'he history thr Ameriean Revolution, and describes the ...
... inantity of at jC2 9s per ton was ac- Celltcd The fortnightly meeting of the Rural District v'onneil was aubsequently held, Mr. John Morrow, J.R. (chairman), presiding. Xotlßcation of his intention to make application at next Quarter Sessions for iiViM for ...
... PrwsPertare eseeaeLaktriejt ooye, *John' Sara a. apparently in,, value of the line-though the Syndicate Patk. Msgennis, R.D.C. Joseph JUKen.Wy, but the ;myopia had DO more to do with any probable in- John 3l•Cartan, John Owens, Miss Burns. falling vertically ...
... tbs fact that .tillable for reside a tial parpusss of other person- than agricallarat Isbonren or aorkmoa the •stato.** Mr. JOHN WARD the which regarded danf©ro«e. The Chancellor atatk t« hw jfnnß •atil he hie doa»». and then began firing them half of ...
... produce. I could almost have found it heart,” said one enthusiast so handicapped. ”to try the Ancient Mariner’s dodge. * to bite arm and suck the blood.’ I would, 100, if it were not too late now.’* The Long Wait. derful equipage the state coach, which Lord ...
... altering. They might say A good stag named “John Alexander/* thev would never exceed moderation, that had only been out once previously, was How did thev know what temptation lay ahead given liberty on Mr. John Stevenson’s „f them Fcrhaps great sorrow, ...
... the Li that, for a erial Read he history eneration. An enduring settlem Parlian atest Read the epitaph of Grattan’s Parliat leral- made by John pund itegibbon, Lord Clare, play Bre what, the m? The: statesman known to his' posal that bears any relatio ...
... about 1,000 Manchus, including tho Governor and his family. The Imperialists are said to be burning the city of Hankow. Mr. John Redmond, M.P., addressing the City of London Radicals their club yesterday the financial aspects Homo Rule, admitted the poverty ...
... Cross-examined by Air. Gordon, K.C., witness said his solicitor had received something under £l,OOO settlement his claim arming out the previous accident. had been able literary work since this last accident. Asked to mention any the hooka he had written ...