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... plison. 1798; Henry Grattan died, My dear Greer's 111e0: (tike (C.A.A. , Nleniorial unveiled - draft of propositises. We must make at Thurles, 1922. It clear that at the end of the pro- * * * ' visional period ' Water' does not, ARMS FOR BELFAST TORIES ...
... the Rev. Samuel Barber, a Presbyterian: minister of Rathfii!and. The Volunteers; j were both .armed and d;sarnied by Lord i Glenawley, their colonel and re-armed ' by the Lisburn and Belfast Volunteers and the inhabitants of Newry. Rev. Samuel Barber, an ...
... they needed something to sustain them in the continuance of the struggle he advised those listening to him to read two books—John Mitchel's Jail Journal' and Terence Mac- Swiney's Principles of Freedom. Mr. Connellan said:— From Craigavon. the first ...
... sufficiently big 1 Grattan's plea for legislative and adequately equipped to do independence was forever falling what ought to be the primary 1 i upon deaf ears until, at last, his objective of an Irish army, to i demand was backed by armed protect the .people ...