... have developed into rebels and that some of them joined in the Easter Rising of last year. Isthe prevailing practice concerning the -award of this bonus likely to produce lovalty in the rising generation? O the folly of it ! These are a few of the principal ...

... if Treland and England were at last to he reconciled in this struggle against a common foe; but suddenly there came the Easter Rising of 1914 a turning-point in recent Irish history. . . In December, 1920 the British Government passed its latest measure ...

... gold watch, subscribed for by his colleagues on his retirement from the Force as a result of wounds received during the Easter week rising. Constable McGrath was on guard in the Police station with a corporal of the Lancers when the charge of a shot-gun came ...

... Kenmare, visited the shop of Mr. P. Hallissy, Henry Street, Kenmare, and seized a number of leaflets with reference to the Easter Week Rising. THE CONSTABULARY GAZETTE. ...

... regarding voluntoers who answered their country’s call but were not permitted to go owing to the unfortunate rising of that memorable Easter Week. Most of these brave follows are men of short service, and if a medal or some (.)t-her distinction were given ...

... valour has passed unnoticed. ~We entertain very little doubt that the rise of pay and the War Bonus are directly traceable to the renown which the Police won for themselves during Easter week. More than this, very uch more than. this, the gallant behaviour ...

... month for fixing the date of Easter. It is the fourth measure of the kind which has been brought forward in this fashion, and it seems likely to share the fate of the rest. It seeks only to locate the period in which Easter may fall, but there is in existence ...

... to us and for which apparently we have no remedy exceept the wait-andwe remedy, and at the same time pray thad the rising of the Easter ...

... gratitude , to the Inspecctor-General f{cr arranging for the cele bration of fhe homecoming of cur herces. When the Fenian rising terminated the Duke of Abercorn organised a ceremony at the Depot to thank the R.I.C. for their faithful services. On this ...

... 1916 is that it is confined to a small and well-defined section of the population. A feature common to this and all previous risings is that the misguided people who lent it their support were deceived by their leaders as to the prospects of success. An offic'al ...

... with it we shall not 'find ourselves paying double that modest sum. The War Press of England, too, has run amuck. Pretoria-by-Easter of the Daily Mail is now Pretoria-in-1901. The degeneracy of the Boer soldiery likewise has been found to be a huge blunder ...

... was some pleasure in settling outstanding claims, ete. The consensus of opinion wag, however, that the rise of pay was nct commmgnsurate with the rise in the price of food stuffs. The Kerry Force were delighted but not a hit surprised to gee the name of ...