... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Bryan Cooper, who was received with great enthusiasm, said that one thing which impressed him, he went around among the electors of South County Dublin trying to secure a victory for the’Unionist cause, was that he did not ...

... 1. ee bates ell ir ene GG SS & A, | the | om ' ule, result | CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPEF years | Captain Bryan Cooper said th how- Macafee had made a very eloquent The directed to one point, that a general 27,138 at the present time would be of no | because ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER Captain Bryan Cooper, D.L., who was very heartily greeted, proposed the following resolution : That declare oar detestation of the Home Rule Bill whic h the Government are attempting to force upon us by triefecy fraud, and that offer ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Bryan Cooper, D.L., who waa en thuaiAstically receivea, eai4 hfi mutt thank Sir Maurice Dock re L Mr. Boyd very cordially for the kind things they had aaid about him, and also all present, for the cordial way in which they ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER Captain Cooper. M.P.. who was very enthufti'tstually received on rising reply, said it Would be perhaps only befitting that before acknowledged the resolution which the snecting had just passed, should say few (words with reference ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. has proved himself altogether admirable of Parliament, and whatever claim he had the electors off South Dublin when he stood untried man, that claim has increased now by the work has done, and the experience he has gained in the ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Bryan Cooper, in responding, said the ancients had saying that when the wind blew from the south was lucky. Well, it was blowing from the aouth with a vengeance that night —South Tyrone, South Belfast, and South Dublin united ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. of civil war, »ili >ll their raUery and anflermi were belter than the ten yean that nrcceded the war. believed minority had right rebel if they were prepared lake the consequences of failure. There was one other cnarantce for the ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Bryan Cooper is present confined to his residence Milltown. suffering from influenza, and will 'be unable for some days, at least, fulfil hi* engagement*. Captain Cooper spoke with difficulty thr Conservative Workingmen’s ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Bryan Cooper, v.ho was cordially greeted, propoe d That hereby declare our unalterable opposition any form Horae Rule. After paying an nt and feeling tribute the late Mr. Jefferson, KX.; Mr. Percy Bernard, and Williams, he ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Bryan Cooper, in moving vote of thanks to the author of the ffe-per said had only one or two criticisma offer with regard co-Dartuer>hip. agreed that it was a good thing and desirable thing, but there were great difficulties ...

... CAPTAIN* BRYAN COOPER. Captain Bryan Cooper, who was cordially received, said the\ should all bear in mind that they were the eve a momentous election, the first issue which was the maintenance of the Union (hear. hear). Even if Mr. Asquith had not revived ...