... of eonpantry descriptions—as well as by its significance and efficiency. Fronde: •• The nation eas show tug If gloriously in arms for the occasion . her chosen hero was to announre her *generation to an admiring world. - We Of Volunteers in gorg-ons ad ...

... children first.” That had been dropped in their search for arms recently in Dublin, for the house of the speaker’s sister--* widow with family-—was t-ne first; searched. The Volunteers had more arms and ammunition and more men than the enemy would able to ...

... Convention the Irish Nationalist Volunteers was helcl to-day at the Mansion House, Dublin. Mr. John Redmond presided, and the platform were Mr. Joseph Devlin, Mr. John Dillon, and many other members of the Irish Nationalist party. The business proceedings were ...

... 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 ...