... legislation, and a power embargo our labours if succeed .u richer than are. Lei warn the Irish people sod Chamberlain w»II again unite England grip on Ireland, and that ir than the plagues of Egypt or Para fighting policy independence will c pel them let Ireland ...

... will exist between them, and we hope they will ever be united in love aud loyalty the Sovereign. and pursuing those* thinga which ore (or the welfare of this mighty Empire, of which are Irishmen are not the least part. The is list of the degress mn ferred ...

... power to establish a federation of tradss and labour organisations, so that when any crisis arose united action could taken (bear, bear). Both Irishmen and Englishman should work haodia-band together, and new industries would spring the future, and would ...

... like to lay one word on the v iew that their frieada in America had taken on the question. They mid. •• Von are two factum* ; unite, well act support von. replied. *■ W. are only faction (hoar, heart. He mid that, ot all couatrle* Urn world. America was ...

... Limenek Ananeetv Association in their laudable endeavours to obtain the deliverance from English prisoa cells of those brave Irishmen who were true their country whan it was IreoMwi to love her and death to defend her. and who were foully entrapped through ...

... jekrs, and then be began to think that borne plena for younger eon. and determined to seek his fortune, many Irishmen had done before, the United 6tales. He want, in 1179, to the far West, and started life again as ranch? man. For nine tan years wae occupied ...

... intoxicating drink in Englaad. Scotland, and Ireland, au | less it that tie winhee to impress upon us ! the injustice of Irishmen and Sootcbraeu having U> pay ten shillings where the Englishman pays only two. Seeing, however, that the expenditure of the ...

... claim to beard— ooußaellsd letaremonl. Rat Mr i'e hostility to Parnell wee an and notorious that the exception liyeoneiaead Irishmen of the justice ii ini of the rale. What was the the other way And this ieot the ZethyJir U . nipt the ohair. is imaxo he ...

... Mahony) valued onion. He wished to God Inland wen united, but was not prepared to purchase even union the sssrifioa of honour (cheers). He held that the time, if ever it should oome. when Ireland eras united these men who betrayed and deserted , Mr Parnell ...

... accursed apathy and despair which like funeral pall over the island from tba murder of Red Hugh until the formation of the United Irishmen Society. The roll the honorary freedom of the* city of Dublin contains some illustrious names - - amongst them that the ...

... Ivey, Peter Arehbald. C HflaaJT Kenav, BncUot. Tonng. P «be. James O’Roar Byrne. Dodd, Peter | O’Brieo, James Byrne, and the United Lebourte* Band. ThaChuiroiu, who «u Tory r*- crivod. Mid that tho of th* OMMing to wl«ei two thoroagh cAadidotos— Parnellite* ...

... expressed Mr T D Sullivan small audience Hatton Garden few days ago not at all to the taste of those Irishmen who believe that Ireland for the Irish is be woo Irishmen. T D's speech was fulsome in the extreme.and people wlk> listened to it were led to believe ...