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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... F. Mahe 1 1 0 Mr. Joseph % Donnelly, 10 ARM Mr. John Dillon, 11. P. 10 0 Mr. Wm. Field. 11. P. 1 0 0 Mr. J. G. Selilt Mac Neil, M.G., M.P. 1 0 0 Mr. Richard O'Shatighadrepy. Surgeon Blayney 10 0 Sir John R. O'Connell 1 0 0 1 0 I,u ...

... ADMIRAL BEATTY. At a meetin; ef the Tyneside Irish Real,* ing L-mmittee held in Newcastle on Wednesday, the Chairman, Mr. Grattan Doyle, aid.ng, there were also present the President, Hen. Colo - el Sir ChSNles Parsons, Hon. Wallace, Major the Earl of ...

... ford v. Kell, . Nobel. Eo. nicety. Co., LW., v. Truk., fiords tad Richsrdron, LW.. O'Brten •• Rumen, Flinn Prieotley; Johns v. John.; Mahon, v. T•ese. Coogan •. Dillon; Co. v. Dublin City Distillery. LW., Long v. Long; Clark* v. Cni Acts and Erin Asimeanee ...

... r•Elahertv. John G. Coyle. J. the liouee id Commons. The demonstration . , . . a rk in tee rairawn crowds aa Hanlon. Patrick Egan. Committee. i th• 1 • . I .•P h p el the mat.' sembled, the numbers of which it I' , To Mr. John F. Redmond. M ...

... (Sine, discorso the relations of Catholics and Protestants in the North of Ireland, and also in Dublin, in the days of Grattan!. Volunteer.. The article was sig. geeted by the interceding addreaa delivered by Rev. Rather &ally ou the occasion of the ...

... olijects eat the defence' of the country against foreign in. aders Nationalists of the old to whirl% I belong—to Grattan, O'Connell, Smith O'Brien,' John Martin, or Parnel:- this might seem a truism; but all m; efforts in this dae,tion,' and I made many, were ...

... sow• the c ' e r down' he ; A ust . : r ot ` e ' d k iuprries National Movement ass temporari'.y inter to the left leg and arm and other injuries. rooted by an egrenan matter—the hewing' Accord . to the niednul ea,deoie. there wee of the second branch ...

... the lady came dews the stoma , pulledcowed: In the good of Daniel Darragh. the bell, and jumped off. deowoed: In the goods of John Cartaghor. Did you she wanted to denseed; In the anode of C her • . derward. t rimomal - Summons- Little suicide? It a suicidal ...