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... such a eon J n*ver I bear good frnit ? The com non danger had brought together men forgetful of their former differences, united for one common object, resolved to fight shoulder to shoulder under the banner of tbe Union (cheers). Thi* great a«se would ...
... America, took a prominent part, fresh from successfully carrying President Harrison’s renomination to the Presidency of the United States. the latter, the headquarters of democracy, Mr. Redmond received a rapturous reception pleading the canae Amnesty, ...
... Leety. VP; James X Anlev. J Boggaii. T Burke, T Peirce. J Dingle. M Br.ee. W J Doyle, P FitseuDoae, W P Bar don. E Hollywood United Labuorars Ireland-N Matthews. T PiUnagtoii. J Wileen, P M Donnell, T Delaney, T Harm on, J Doyle. Nolan, J Mooney, T Barry ...
... when Inland and the world would declare that the men who stood Parnell, who advocated the principle* of the Independence of Irishmen ia the English Parliament were the servants after all of thsir country and their country’s cause (applause). He should say ...
... prooeeded lo Portland and Chatham eee tome of the Irish political pneoaers. lam asked to state that many the ralativee of the Irishmen incaroer.ited are unknown to the members of the aeeoctaiioo, and to notify that they would greatly facilitate the work of ...
... e of Irishmen, and to maintain this was to maintain the union. Looking the history of the country for the past eighteen months, it was wholly oat the question to expect that this subordinate Parliament would be Parliament of independent Irishmen, but ...
... MEETINGS, AC. ABANDON tha memory of oar Patriotic Dead Irishmen, never; Branch Isle of the Sea have organised a monster pilgrimage visit the grave of honest John in Newry, Sunday, Jaly 3rd; return fare throe shillings and secure tickets once; sale at ...
... bad been established between the civil rights and liberty and privileges of Irishmen and of £nglisbinen, and the electors had now to decide whether they would cat off from Irishmen the freedom and liberties Englishmen enjoyed. The election was most critical ...
... and representatives who were in that hall present (cheers). Whatever disaster, whatever defeat came the hopes Independent Irishmen would do# not him (.\tr Redmond) or men like him. but to the men who ran away in panic at the bidding of an English statesman ...
... editor of Review spoke by the book. But it is the business of Irishmen to see that Ireland thaii stand in the way. Horae Rule, said Sir William, might the first. It is the business of Irishmen to see that it »hall be the first. This was Parnell s policy ...
... F O-Orady. Jamas Brannon, J Eirwan, M J Hig*um. Workman'. Club. York -Wort -K Gannon, Mm Pnrdoo, Artbar Lott, Jamm Shial. United Inbiw—ra. Corporation Branch John Dunne. Bryan Derer, Miobael Clarka; Patrick Daly, Joaoph Dunne, John Natty, Fronde AUri*ht ...
... they think one of the men who, according to Dr. Croke, •* realised the •heroic,” is worthy of the confidence of his fellow-irishmen in his native county ! Alderman Burke, of Dublin, lias becu chosen to fight the Mid-Division. It would be absurd for ns to ...