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... and* it may that the electors of find comfort and contentment iu the thought that they arc performing a serious duty. For Irishmen general, but for tho Irish QUdstoniaas in special degree, the result will be Importance. The election is to fought on tho ...
... ielt convinced that every dispa Jaiocate man in the army Would admit that they bad no better soldiers than their soldiers. Irishmen Army were noted both lur their coorsgs and the.r practice managing young; and Irish wives were, use the scriptural term, ...
... their bnekt to the wail and fighting (or the principle*, and showing the enemies of Ireland that, no matter what their power. Irishmen had fear these powers, and that they would tight an the end time rather than snbmil degradation. A school thought—or rather ...
... Adm. VF, that bis Grace the Primate before con sc crating the metery would require satisfactory assurances ou two points -Unit, that the Local Government Board would approve the division between the two portions: and secondly, that no burials would showed ...
... Europe. The lemons be drawn Irishmen from the career of Hugh O’Neill, were many and instructive. It was the story of a man who conceived the bold idea creating an Irish nation, and whose career deserved to be learul by heart Irishmen, for it was full of salutary ...
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... that the party should act oaitodly Parliament, and the question was would the people have what was the best thing—namely, one united party, or a (tarty broken into fragments ? la that cauae tho iotaraat every Irishman eras involved. Tlte people were the body ...
... will eadearaor (a place before tbeir couatrymea. Tbay will alrive datbnae (he Tory Coercion Government of day jart aa (bo united Iriah Party helped to dethrone the Liberal Coercion Government of ÜBS. Bat (hay are jaat aa reaolutely determined to raaut ...
... would ooe the most useful and respected members the Town Cooncd Went Will would. DO doubt, hive promptly Maktd the amreM (uniter with the rib*lil bit tormentor Alwolomlv dmad of vantly. Tbonw bad Itmr. nor ht» pat, for airy rutoßt peraonal agarandiw.- ...
... intimaticn to all whom ator way to to tto stole dttkmlty «r tto iiiialiiutiiai to snterworka, ‘‘ “'ff* ll aoncern that the United States aaggsotod Mr. Bnlmnail aad Mr- thaa. Maod, it srill difficult to keep woald 1 farther nonsense. The w—togs-n, nhito ...
... They had had the two English parties united iu coercing them and deriding their demand-. { and encompassing them on all I *• sides with wall of adamant; and ! *• it was, in his judgment, wb* icsomc thing for Irishmen remember what , •* astonishing and amazing ...
... deriding their demands, encompassing them all sides, with wall of adamant, and it was in his judgment wholesome thing for Irishmen to remember, especially «t tune like this, when their minds were* often apt clondei by the fumes minor personal controversies ...