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FIlE 1IN(;RI-:l' ANNUAL.
OUR DEBATES.
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Daniel Sheehan lia pts'.t'I lii' 111.1 \Icilicai ..
till Ii Ii ill liii siiiijctcl". Irav(t 1 l)csn.
Michael Sheehan, hi 1rith-r. I- in Anieiica stud) iflg
I Ic \sa liii' in Iti'IWiI for a short 1mm
Francis Hanratty ha ,Licce.'(lilly encountered his
ITO l'.\.UhIIlii itt''t the k.C.S.I.
Thomas Sheehy ha its, succeeded in getting liii
Wi.' mist heartily ciiiigratiii.ile
James H atiratty iiri't 11, learu, has ei -mntl V ]let" )
j ,., TI lit ihn .l, -.1t iiiill
lit, tic H I --hi oth
Hi I [1 -1
John McGrath. J Mulcahy. C. Halpin, M.
ITlc(_tng .cii- Itt lit' t,11•
-I •Ii I it
tstiit' iii it,. The is --Itt--
tutu ill OiCCi"'.
BOYS OF
LAST YEAR.
'l'hi vcar ha-. been or \iuttcret .t 1iirttutil.irIv
irititlul irnu: ut Mtssii itt, N 1- ir the distant and
in i-St arduous field of
luna. Three ot her soils
hit- left her walls ti prepare for that Mission.
it tu'.e. one is all, .tilv on his tray to the l,aiid
ii the Rtsiit sun. ...he others have gotmi' to the
Novit t,ite at I i'r'.ey.
William Lenaghari c- Itt C ted the A1s '.t tic seli iii ii
tS-i7. I k r'.itl Iti l.i..i ii iiiure in Miitigis't. lit- then
It hIt I- iuer-.cti ( 11,_, Dublin, sshers iii- '-niintied
Iii. Olituic'.. lii I )Ci''l'Cr, 1903. lii. kit lti'tiiitit fir the
Vi ncu,nt ian Ni ivitlaiC at Tot t itt-chi ., iiiw.,rk on the
lab' irii iu, Chinese niissii in. lie iii enter tile Celestial
l'mpire" atsiut New \ear' s I lay, 1904. thus haviiig the
trivitege of icing thIn tiNt \lutigret A 1iistulic ti, iri..iil
Henry Kenny H ii-.iil
itig f_ r 'I -_it, iii - ill I )ill
If. 1,_i
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Thomas E. Peguni
h.. jilt -i Ii- :- IT
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Gerald McCarthy l.
5'' iuii tinttic-it ill tin. I.
jr, I I-. ii, 'I
i,ttiCi.' 4 Iii. tither, \i i
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t.itify as a Veterinary
Alfred Curr. I ,lit Edgar
Ii il,iti, 'ii 5 t in''!. I till 'It ii.
Denis Hurley i,
ti'. i It. 'pus ti hear
itii I tuii iiit
liitc i,i'\t. lii' Ii,i'.iuitn-
I--ti ct--cut.. I rut
W. & M. Gallagher
lu i',HI,ii igtiijei
-! i -"H", 11:A1 ulicel
I ar,- both, tie shiiulil
tutu., ', er\- promising in
lu.ii ile-hiartIuctit -
iii sit them SU CCC.s, mi I
is i. are sure they vi iii un
Hugh Byrne i .tt 'it
ii:g I lent i_try itt l)iit
tic' 1..it 'rh- - s- i I 19 On b;
Joseph Dwyer
''IIiIuIh' turd I
I). : dill. tilt -n- Ii nt-i H
James O'Donoghue
•biubu us It, Cd Iii. 151cc!
turI,,W
I -i.e. (Our lest
it I t'n,l him for a SUCCeSS-
• it career, kith in his
itilies and later on in
stork asairiest.
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-- OUR DEBATES. )-:-
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till ' iiINFsi't
ii, truly do we wish hint many it )ear
John McCarthy i- III time hil..oni Of SUC,',
t;.,t in the field of his choice.
or .61,4 iii '' h third sill if his liii hctt i, .uCc'h'-- t
A -mit, 1- - ti.It , 1'. 111 •UIut iiiy itt l)itt,tlui, ut-It-
Peter McCartney. %I- fi ir ,,iimuc tin,,. 1ci.t fillett thue
''i Prefect if titli the l.tLv lIuiv cmui
hit hi- 1. '1114 till till
ti-It uus this \ear Lii jill1 set eral iii his
Gerald Fitzgerald is atieiuItu'g I,-, lilic, cit. the .\t.iii -
lu Novinate if the uiijetv it Jesus,
,'uulliir.iI I - ,llu'ss iii (ilcistietihi. ll i- --I the sort isho
I .tt iilt.ttec,r Iluec take ii. 'H .uilierilut. its tui
tjtrcj'iI' I-I tit ill lutoit'. nilssi in ul'(iulnci. I mr '.inceresi
I iii Itc' .1 t lull' I tint.
Daniel Dooley lii, as i left us 0' prepare for a gl' irh US
J taint Blake - -tin', iuut. fur dii.' \ii-ili,'cil t'r,ifessioit.
till t,ir L.i'.t. lIe amI Peter McCartney left in
Stephen Hayes, iii live just heard, has gilt hr, iugim e1celith'er25th.
l'i.-s', if us who were present at the
- Iii- - \I - il l'\.i i tullicitli in. \Vi. ii unjratul.tt r' hint concert, given a, it hitunthile tribute i if our a1tjumei
out1' it' I -t s I. hell suinmitric gosh tiiliiig, of him their '.'..irth, will forget the warnith and i - 1111 ,
ii ir at Ii.cot ttu -' ic'ars it, i-lime.
I',. M it 1-1111, If", i,uiu-us,'II
James Sheehan is in iiitsiuiess ill 1-ermi iN. '.i iiiiittc --
ts Diii-- -- t- us Iusuecgu uite
ill, Ste1. i -1ven ittien in liusiness at \littttii-
N,,ui'it, t''-- : uucullisly, John O'Neill,
john Pegum. Joseph Walshe ut-i Edward Byrne.
Iii' si a. s ,-rv ,,uecessfut. It wits iimi1s issitile. citsuu, ii.
itt in old fonthiall or a ' sprung' hat on the chili fill
Vi,' cu-h lu' it c-y t - oil- itt lit' 4ut.t-u"'' -'tI\ to
ittitil -cutctl) tIcO luir -
tutu tie was responsible.
it-i-t I)I:l:.iF .- On Thursday eii-ttttt-..c. I i.- }..
I .itlm, a %'er' Itltere'.tttig riehati,' was 1)(.I,l it, Ilw
i.,t'. Boys' R, cicAtion Rootti. TIme Iltotluilt sit ,
lime Pohtti, .ti Movettic'nt, as it is at l'°'. is
lu,'tier t -.ili-ulat,'ul to linnnott , the jitter-I'. 'it Ire
land than the Irish Ri_u, ivctl. It was it 'oil jet
that caused a gonul deal ol ex' -itetti lit .utnottg
the huts. and all lou kid forward with itiut-li
.1tlXittV to the itt,_' of the contest, lii,- SIiul,-i'Ilcs
'in the whcml,' were very got id, and it was v - u, itilclit
that the subject was well t.t(m(ii(d ic-li iru:ivand.
The speakers titi liii. l'arliantm-nt,mrv or Ittlitial
stilt- were Rev. It. (;wyntle, \VilIi:mtit l'utigilu!ion,
unit Ii. KciluN Re-u, hr. I ctliiht, Ru-hart!
I lartigan, and P. I'. O'Neill detetided the
K triva I.
Vi 11liain Fitzgibbon as leader of the governmetit
spoke first Ii ir the motion.
Ifs- rentinili-ul thus- attchiene-e that III.-,- the iutetimi'.-rs i if the
I%irliaincnuin I '.urt, lie was in synipat hiy vi it h thin Revival,
lull lie tippi sc-il it if it was to tic set up as it irimutlilete ttiuul
separate hr grantitit' in itself. The Revival of itself cannot
accs,n11 Ii.l, anyt it 14 f, ,r Ireland Until flit , land liehuings
ti time 11cc ip Ic. As long a.4 the land if Ireland belongs to
liii lanu thu ihs every i Ilmprovt' bent inthu i ci iu nt ry even-
Totally flu c- au s an increase of rent in t he land ci 'urIc, and
I lie lulling ft he Lind lords* poelct s that even vi lien the
t )-stioll is settled, the Ret is-al iii,,', enmen t still Willi
f iteht Is ;title to) Promote the greatest interests uI Ireland.
lii iw ftut i Ic, he said, tez were pt all the at tempts Industrial
Revival vihct the 1Stitish larlianteflt, by -taxing imuir
man u tact lures, could in u iue session u hr thrust the while
fat,nit - itt national imtultistry. Wititout iegislatis-e indu_-hien_
lence all pretended Iii 'c-ri y is rain. I 'art Ia inemita r > means
atone cart win that independence, In Conclusion, he admitled
that the Irish Revival, if not carried to the extremes