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... Mr Keys sent the prisoner for trial to the City Commission. CORRESPONDENCE. The '9B Centenary. TO THE EDITOR DROGHEDA INDEPENDENT. Dais Sts—Allow me through the columns of your iolluential Journal to mention that in a few months' time thousands of our exiled ...
... the meeting. Yours faithfully, DAMIIL Slsi'oTT. Garrietowe, County Dull., December 19tb, 1898, TO THE EDITOR DROGHEDA INDEPENDENT. Dais Sta—Will yon be goo] enough to correct the statement in your report of proceedings at Balrothery Board of Guardians in ...
... Tilt: DROGHEDA INDEPENRENT, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1902 TO THE EDITOR DROGHEDA INDEPENDENT. Dais Sift—Will you be good enough to permit me through the medium of your journal to thank the electors who unsolicited nominated me for the County Council Division ...
... considerable amount of space to an oration delivered by Hughes a celebration held in Honolulu, on July, in honour of Independence Day. Honolulu is now integral part of the United States, and Mr Hughes's address had for its subject The Future of the Republic ...
... shots of the musquetry, the smell of powder and the din and noise that reverberates over Free America on each succeeding Independence Day ? When will the Green Island sing a loud Hosanna and a triumphant Te Deum pierce the very heavens and cry out with all ...
... now that we d ed to be beaten, that we lost America by our own folly. Suppose, however, that the Americans celebrated Independence Day' with fifes and drums through the streets. Suppose the pro• Boers tried a ' Ida- Luba Hill' demonstration with banners ...
... coming down through bitter memories, which stood for all that was hateful to British sentiment. Americans might celebrate Independence Day in the heart of . London, and Britishers would accept invitations to their festivities without realising that they were ...
... Victor of Austerlitz and Jena, and that there is talk of building, aeroplanes by the thousand in Yankeeland, and that Independence Day was celebrated last week as never before, the American Flag has come in for much comment as to the exact meaning of the ...
... LLOYD GEORGE'S REPLY TO THE GERMAN CHANCELLOR, Addressing a great meeting on Saturday in London in celebration of Belgian Independence Day, the Prime Minister, Mr Lloyd George, replied to Dr Michaelis' recent speech on German policy, chi: tly as regarded peace ...
... On a beads of Preis aoceptanse by People limitediately Chinesesed. Speaking at Washington's Tomb IS Mount Vernon on Independence Day, President Wilson said are' the ends for which the allsociated peoples of the world are fighting. and which must be conceded ...
... hence Mr Dillon will call for the solution of the Irish Question on the principles laid down by President Wilson in his Independence Day Speech on the 4th inst, and referred to above. In these days of strict and vigorous Press Censorship the return of the ...
... America is seeking to assert the principle of freedom for the whole world. What we are seeking, said President Wilson on Independence Day, is the reign of law based upon the consent of the governed and sustained by the organised opinion of mankind. That ...