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... REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT, 1918, COUNTY OF WEXFORD. 'NJOTICE is hereby given that Copies N of the Register ‘l'or the Constitu‘encies of Nerth and Seuth Wexford will ‘be available for ionmflon from Ist October next, in m{ at the Courthouse, Wexford ...
... MEETING AT KILRUSH. NEED FOR PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION. An enthusiastic meeting of Sir Thomas Esmonde’s supporters was held at Kilrush after last Mass. When the Nationalist candidate, with his supporters, arrived there a Sinn Fein demonstration, which ...
... DECEMBER 14, 1918, THE CHOICE BEFORE THE PEOPLE. Within the next few hours the voters of North and South Wexford will be called on in this election, which is the most fateful”for Ircland since the passing of the Ballot Act. to declare on which side the Model ...
... _l9l6. The Irish Party got Ireland exempled from the Registration Act, hwich was a feeler for conscription in the Autumn of 1915, and they got Ire. land exclnded from the Military Service Act in the spring of 1916, .a month before the Rebellion took place ...
... momentous General Elcction are thie gravest that have been put before the people since the passing of the Ballot Act and the most fateful for Treland since the operation of the Act of Union. In this critical hour, when an Ireland united on somc pnactical ...
... filled columus of foreign newspapers. ; Representation at Westiminster acknowledges England’s right to legislate for this country, If England enacts Coercion or Conscription, Irish members are powerless to stop these acts. To defeat Conscription, Irish members ...
... of a free people. ARCHBISIIOP KELLY, . For Hierarchy. Messrs. de Valera and Williane O'Brien, M.P., received similar cablegrams, and Mr. de Valera, in n.rly. forwarded the tollowing message to the Australian Hierarchy:— : “The Irish people deeply appreciate ...
... Ireland. The 1914 Act ‘sl\'o some power in this respect -.ndtfrov led for its enla ent when Irelan: G.'hlnd her way for t:roo years running. t she has now done, with much over aml above; and it is high time that the promise of the Act was carried out in ...
... D. 1.,, Bishop of Limeriek, that Irish representation “‘can do lio good there,” but, on the contrary, is uctfluieaceu(‘e in England’s claim to rule Ireland. Never was the futility of Pariiamentary representation at Westminster more clearly demonstrated ...
... dividing the people; it had brought de struction and disorder on the country; it | had restored a regime of coercion, and | threatened to plunge the country into untold suffering and misery (applause). It‘ had nothing to commend itself to the people for tfiero ...
... Irelfind has a member for every 42,000 of her people. With a population below that of Scotland, lseland has 31 more members in the House of Comwons, and 39 more than she could claim on a basis of representation strictly provortionate to population in the ...
... records that many people ‘were sold at so much a head to the Prussians.” “We shall, therefore, pass by the story of the destruction of our manufactures, of artificial famines, of the fomentation of nprisings, of a hundred Coercion Acts, cnlminating in the ...