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... Conference. Mr P Carberry, Rathdonuvell, in the course of an eloquent speech, spoke of the events which led up to the Easter rising, ite results, the failure of the Eng: lish Government in forcing Conscription on Ireland, and called on the peuple to keep ...
... iden- tified with the Siun Fein movement for some years past, and an active part in the Easter rising of 1916. Ee was one of thosa interned in Frongoch after tie Rising. About a month ago he was charg- ed in the Police Courts in with an alleged seditious ...
... or Sina upon re- ,| garding ass “foreign” arliament, would amount to. It is common knowledge that im- ) | mediately Easter Week rising or two who has since Se the adoption of this plan on the that it would bo easier to shoot rebels in the army than rebels ...
... tion demand- the release of untried interned pri cs, and amnesty for those sentenced to meat in connection with the Easter Week rising, and ing release, that the Gevern- ment treat m as political pri ‘was un- animously ado motion of Mr Doherty, seconded ...
... HAWK Of EASTER on the steps of St. Isaac's. All those who have been in St. Peterburg at, Easter are acquainted with the sight which is there presented. An enormous bat orderly crowd surrounded the Cathedral, holding lighted torches m their bonds. Inside ...
... EASTER lEITRIES. BALLiiiiNNON. • roserr TIM CNORCN TO A CONCIIT siL SAT* TNT CLIOROT AST WOLVES IN Easter Vestry for St Ana's Church. oniPlosiday, Rev. S. j o ewane. incumbent. presiding. Ah e m the was about to premed .nth the lir. Lim* that the minutes ...
... Easter Week in Dublin. Mr James Stephens stept abvut the Dublin streets during Easter week with bis senses dilated, and he had the most vivid senses of any Irishmen now writing. Hekept ajournal day by day writing down what hesaw with those keen eyes of ...
... EASTER VESTRIES. Mr Lipsett on the War Path Scalped by the Incumbent. ST, ANNE’S BALLYSHANNON, Tuesday. Rev. S. Q. Cochrane. A.M., lnnunbent, preaidetl. There were scarce more than a dozen members present. 1 he Chairman nominated Mr Alfred Stubbs as ...
... THE STATE PROSECUTIONS-SAru Y. OPENINO OF EASTER TERM. (From the Warier.) At an early hoer this der th•Cnort of green's •Tlench was densely crowded. At a few minutes before twelve o'elnek rhethree traverser* . Mitchel, Leith O'Brien, end Meagher—took ...
... days before Easter were busy colouring eggs, which were, of course, boiled hard. At every meal one is expected to cat one or two of them, and if offered egg one must accept it. the province Toula, which Nadeahda .belonged, the peasantry rise early on the ...
... DE-RATING Corporation of Slip. THE Above Board will, at a meeting to. WILL BE HELD IN be held in the Boardroom, County Home, Easter, 1930—April 20 Stranorlar, on Monday, 17th February, BALLYSHANNON, 1930, consider tenders for the follow 21, 22 and 23. ins ...
... to he dis- puted. Ha raised a foros of when the War broke out, they were on and the Government of the conatey. the point of rising against their King Having eovured the traitoroun of oortain of the King’s Army, they were secure in the know no would he taken ...