... , SHOWING A SMART RISE Is TYmES AND UBnunsFE PaEFERnNCE. HEAVY FALL IS CITY STEAM, AND SLIGHT SHRINKAGE IN HOME RAILS. This waas a short week on 'Change, as yes- terday andto-day the House was closed in connection with the Easter holidays, which will ...

... Week, 1916, By Freeman S5 , add nothing to London, Th possessed by ly knew of Mr. be Fg motion manding of “a, that ‘oe is Easter Sunday, Ostensibly, of course, th jaithful delivery lie with a private member, They already would be that of the G the councils ...

... revolution. The tragic which lie should have learned from Easter week in fluenved him not. He (the speaker) found it difficult to justify Professor Wffieill'e prod lino. He forbade the rising, feeling certain be futile and injudicious. He would like to ...

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... that prese: therefore, nover | when military operatict and never have | done their work in the st lf I were sn/ mad rising of Easter, heart) a rebel.’ of one of the fairest ci rds us may be! dom was burnt out in t w lines written! and Mr. Murphy's came ...

... where they may be i B MASNI dey of 1910 Be kL Ww ence TRUE MAN AN ak RISING op the Counc, | |= TAL, DUBLIN.| fable Infr- seam enignea wot weer] GREAT SUUTE WESTERN R/ O/DMA, ) WOSPITAL EASTER HOLID. CHEAP BXOURSIONS ‘ UDIT. for the eo wadit of the Ae ian | ...

... men of Easter Week. The inspired apologist of Mr. Arthur Griffith knows better and the columns of Nationality leave no doubt that he is speaking the mind of the master. According to this view, Easter Week, like the Young Ireland AUliti rising of 'lB ...

... went cant that. Easter morn with no more ides of going into a rising than any has. member of this (hear. hear). They simply went out for a march and parade, and before they knew where they acre they found themsalved ins olved in a rising and, being Irish ...

... @ were hela up on @ it was only £30, to examin a of Force significant Captur withest the rising ‘The of the have Gleappeeres, a feveteté. The ber- about | Easter Mendsy tm the coures of wi feress om a temperas marred but fer the ta O'Con votieys ever ...

... (Secretary to the Executive Council). EARLY-RISING M.P.a About thirty M.P. s were present at West. minter before eight o'clock yesterday mornitig to claim seats on the reassembling of Parliament after the Easter adjournment. The first to arrive was Mr. Harbison ...

... invite ten- ing flannels, from THE ABBEY 1 d In addition to so for large supplies After @ tou wn as Kerpars, and towns since Easter, the lx lam. Irish woollea Company appeared last bould erail of thew fairly large audience in | when they presented the | ...

... young fellows were :tweeted to harmless associations which did indeed inciude sonic members who atterwards joined in the rising of Easter Week. For instance. many of them joined the Gaelic League because they were devoted to the cause of the Irish langnego ...