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... connected. Those who are organising this new campaign for intimidating Iwjth Ulster and Brilain would like to sec another Easter rising (lie 191 G model. That explains the existence of plans for the occupation or destruction of Belfast's chief public buildings ...
... uro thinking of possible horrors rather than of certain enjoyment. They dread an attempt to repeat on larger scale the Easter | rising of 1916—that most criminal, because Djost unprovoked and most hopeless, all recorded rebellions. The apprehensions excited ...
... Surrendered in 1916. Mr. De Valera was yesterday given a pair of held glasses that he had surrendered to the British after the Easter rising in 1916. They were given back to him by Neville Chamberlain. The gift, one of the happiest incidents of yesterday's meeting ...
... Dublin who is at present undergoing a sentence of three Tears* penal servitude in connection with the part he took in the Easter week rising in Dublin. M.P.'s AND THEIR DUTIES Liberal Slackers, Stringent measures will have taken by the Government whips the ...
... of violence in Northern Ireland. RISING CELEBRATED The Army has leased the stadium to the London County Board of the Gaelic Athletic Association for the match, which is held each year to celebrate the 19X6 Easter Rising in Dublin, our London correspondent ...
... DUBLIN’S WOMAN LORD MAYOR Declines to Wear King William’s Chain. Mrs. Toni Clarke, widow of the executed leader of the Easter rising in the 1916 Irish rebellion, after all the new Lord Mayor of Dublin—and Ireland’s first woman Mayor. She was elected last ...
... into situations savouring occasionally Greek tragedy; more frequently of melodrama, opera bouffe, and horse opera.” the Easter rising fought on the side of the British against his old schoolfellows, De Valera and Macdonagh. An “infuriated company of Black ...
... Collins went back Ireland, and arrived shortly before the Easter week rising in Ihiblin. took part in that rising, commanding part the rebel force of which P. H. Pearce, who wae executed after the rising, was in charge. Mr. Collins was among the large number ...
... Sir John and Lady Lumsden, BaiFy, County Dublin. Sir John Lumsilen (then Dr. LumsdcnJ was the Red Cross hero of the Easter Week Rising in 1916. ...
... predominance of the Sinn Feiners, who are, as himself puts it, avowedly hostile to our government and constitution,” the Easter rising 1916 and the subsequent conspiracy with Germany only suggest to ham how wise a thing it would have been to have established ...
... large measure for the welcome absence of any disturbances that have occcasionally marred the Easter holiday owing to Republican services to celebrate die Easter rising of 1916. The recent outrages led to a rather strained atmosphere. but the watchfulness of ...
... 1915 there were 1,273 twin births and 14 triple births- Inclnded in the return of death violence are casualties the Easter week rising as follows Deaths’ from wounds «2 Deaths civilians—males 263 Deaths of civilians—females 52 Total civilian deaths 31J ...