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... throng apeetators. Ireland Mood degraded, without ' arms. without stiength to strike even one manly blow for the hero who would have died • hen dhoti deaths wile it for Ireland's sake. TO the heart of John Nlitehel it carne as gall. hitter and diagusting ...
... they did not believe it premeditated. of the defendants would be lined and Coal wimp IRISH IN MERRY. GRATTAN BRANCH A well attended meeting of Grattan Brach, C.LL.. was held held in at Cloismb's Hall on Sunday night for the purpose • the branch and electing ...
... which was headed The Mystery of Four Johns, as follows: In November, 1909, four men set out for Canada from Dublin bound on a mission wholesale murder. Thei r names were John Walsh, John 'Nolan, John Rowan, and John Marna. All four men ...
... till eight o'clock (sp*are). Mr. John Elliott, who spoke on behalf of the seeilLMM sad apprentices, said be woe unit. cattalo they were 41 verylpaielel the ?mar off. a n d none o f employers would lose an by it. Mr. John Sweeney sewtott that they shordd ...
... Sir John Moore wag equally indignant at the atrodttee. but both went down lief., the nefarious combination that, under the guidance of Pitt, was directing the entire system of outrage for the purpose of compelling the to resist by force of arms. Still ...
... meeting tbe National held in tln °dices the United Ledo., Uublin. 11r. John E. itolmund pnsided. The tolloeiug Cheer member. were alas pre. sent:—Andrew Donnell. Soul. Ainotgh; John ' M•Glone, Mid.Anuagh ; %say Rev. Canon Quinn. I'.P., VAL. South Arniag ...
... taxed bath living and dead. I am going to divas of him in that regard, and I assert from this platform. on the authority of Mr. John Clancy, that • tenancy from year to year will be taxed in the same manner after as before the Budget. I oleo evert that tenants ...
... pnatasta made on behalf of Ireland in the British Parliament mime the commendation of Exchequers. On April 26th, 1816, Sir John Newport, Hart., .'U P. for Waterford City, a remarkabee epee& on the state of Ireland, reviewing the wools biatocy of the country ...
... seems student is an inch taller and from four to Melt pounds heavier than he was in MO. Discussing the me foregoing report, Mr. John Gray, Secretary the Anthroponestsical Committee of the British Association, eayaThe aristocracy, landed gentry, and pro fissional ...
... secreaary meet repaid. By Order the Gawk JAME* TONER. Clerk of the Crown lad Pima Crown and Peace °See. °magi. ■and s 522 .__=~ JOHN MITCHEL. AN UNBENDING REBEL TO SAXON DOMINATION. and Patriot. Dorn, 1615. Died, 1675. BY IBMBIORB. PART V. The English system ...
... Corlytt 0.1).C; Very Rev. John Corry, P.P.. V.F ; Moet Rev. N. 10.1). P.P.. V Bishop of fines: Very Rev. J. F. Canon Rogan, D. 1); rtes. John hushes. S.J; Mr. Richard J Kelly, R. 1.; Alderman J. C. NrWilter. 'ILA. L: Mr. John R. (•Connell. 1.1..1); Roe ...
... the largest attendance that ever aseembled at • caaveutiou, he unanimously clown to fight that great battle. (Loud duels). Armed with the authority of that threefold power he was there that day. ()ou are wekoeta.) That was not going to be an ordinary ...