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... • Madden s `UNITED IRISHMEN' THE STANDARD WORK on tlu '9Ei Period. baying a most interesting and illuminating bearing on the Boundary Question. The Boundary Question cannot be properly understood without reading TIIE UNITED IRISHMEN: THEIR LIVES AND ...
... Dedieated to John Decoy. this little book I. meant for Americans. It is being distrihilted in ten. of thousands the United! Mates. Irishmen who hoc it are advised' t lend it again and again. especially to triseriean= ' until each copy is worn oat. Thus will ...
... obtain a precedent for his expulsion, the case being then that of Archibald Hamilton Rowan. a distinguished member of the United Irishmen, who met the fate of Prof. Mac Neill at the hands of the then Academy PITHY PROVINCIAL NEWS Judge Brov.a got white gloves ...
... saries. His policy wee 004: diyetopment and proeperity, and Rood feeling anionget fellow-Irishmen. Mr. A. Mcrahe enfareeted that the dlßerenees between Irishmen could be easily adjusted if then were a will to de se. Mr. lit-wn and others also addryeeed ...
... Irishmen from ell trrts of Lnipaad are Alladerland to challenge rib. Hamer Urftnillood en the uremia of the prisoDers. • Mire the bops took not the horses ler exerciee the Curragb yesterday strike picket' imma- , &Mel; ordered them beck. 0. Tuesday an ...
... THE UNITED STATES AND IRISH QUESTION PREMIER'S PLAN SIZED UP The reception in honour of Ireland's representative, which was held in the capital of the great Republic on Thursday of last week, was one at which even the gal lant King of the Belgians might ...
... common purpoee. When all were united they defied the might of the great British Empire, and if bishops. priests and people again united. if all the people he mentioned could not be united,let'the people themselves unite. and then Ireland would have her ...
... All Europe, is forced to buy extensively from the United States now more than ever before, and the rate of exchange is greatly in favour of America. The present buying power of the sovereign in the United States is 14s. 7d., so that the difference, all ...
... Obsolete Tribalism :— Even the Parliamentary arena, in which Irishmen were wont to display their exceptional gifts of debate and of manceuvre, is empty:' And he ends by asking Irishmen to set in motion • beneficent train of events for 1 a real ...
... the same platform and oppose their united strength to those who are striving to drag Ireland deeper than ever into the heart of the British Empire. UNITY QUESTION. He bad always been anxious for unity amongst Irishmen, and it would be the greatest honour ...
... him when he was overwhelmed with cofigratitlatione. He bad been many years in the movement for the betterment of the nation, unit now the people had given him the highest honour they could bestow. Speeube. were delivered at • public meeting by Newts. H ...
... political opinion upon the Irish problem has collapsed. First, we had Mr. Macpherson's declaration that at least 200,000 Irishmen are prepared to murder at any hour of the day or night, and his conclusion that Ireland is a troublesome outpost of Empire ...