The Irish Volunteer - Volume 1 - Number 28

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No. 28

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Few troops Englishmen know that in the. Irish naT~lis important prO:lOll:!cen1ent :!:1peale work. i ion a l mint! t.he r t' i~ 3.[""1;-., a f:,,'\1". bc~')t,t ;:'DC' t.) tholl~1.T!(j,..~~b( men of diff "ent could en, ",1 them at b-iyonet - ," . ._ .~:-" '.

- l~t'"pn ;,,.- .g:'t11al1t Fr.enc,tt ar~ f rr infe.;fur .. t~i' of the p~'t!'<.i', tlttt the ~t-:tte.il!len of r:On:)!lUe-3.'.... áleW3 in tr,C't3.nd. It "'~dlcat~d a Ih~_r<::.!'~ if ;he :Frca,.})_:'r:"~" ,,11(;h saort r.d?n ,H=J;ty o~;e.,"re~rl~ '..!}.

Because ,cf this common Iine of policy upon which all work of the Germans It nught be. ques- fear It 'h"bo':e, 1,ng'iI'1d to be particularly tined if there are any troops m the r tranj, and honest in the present critical Irishmen might unite.

1n particular it world could stand a well-delivered Ir!sh juncture. Yet her conduct to-day is by no g:tve an opportunity to men or the landed c?arge. A fact also to be noted by Irish 11l;eans calculated to remove the old di.sln.:st Imagine 10,000 of our 1.- or instance, after the generous of:."r of class in Ireland to offer their services at Volunteers. hurlers in a charge. No army in Europe f Xl r. Redmond what can be said of the proonce to the National artny and the\" are would wait for the shock.

I pcsal of the Go-vernment to garrison Ireland with English Territor ials ?

Is Mr. n:ning forward in large numbers to ioin.

Redmorrds offer 10 be rejected? . Are the The unanimity and enthusiasm with Volunteers to be regarded as inferior to \1r. Redmond's speech in }' .. 'lent the Territorials P Any;hing more insulting which all classes are at present joining r'lniSe; Ireland on the side 0 it ain could 110t be devised, We are glad that l,,~nds are suggestive of the days of the against- Germany.

This may 1: -: please the order to the Terr itorials has been old Volunteers.

And it is to be hoped everyone in Ireland, but it >s tb c. "me countermanded, and that for the present, t11::it the sanre success th at crowned Irish of war and 3011 01US( st+nd, hy 1._ 'lll'..!.rc anyway, th ev arc not coming. An arrange. ",~e some who wc.uld prefer to &C:~ Irelnnd merit likely to have had ugly <results has unity in 1782 will be rcpeate.I In 1914. ,llt:utral as, sa~-, Italv is or Switzerlnnd. been for the moment averted.

But that is impossble owing to reasons 'bevond our control todav. ::Ifr Redmond I, said Irishmen were prepared to -defend the : Had the outbre-ik been rscstponed until Irish coasts.

All Ireland .ep.,d.'lYses that, Colonel \[oore, acting for the .E"ecut:ve ~In Irish Pnr liament W.:t3 sitting -in. College Any attempt to read Into this pledge mer" I Committee, has charge of the mi lrtary arGreen it would be much easier for oeo- tban it obviously means win be resen.ed I ransrements of the Irish Volunteer move. everywhere, as it must be inspired not be ment. Under Iriru are a number of trr iried pie in this country to see their duty clear l:oY<lcty to Ireland but by some other and experienced officers, second to none of before them.

There would not be so mctive. their rank in Europe. 1i. the Government n-. h'Q"t r('-; ~~ is disposed to meet the Executive Commitmuch confused ta.~ as '.':1.' nave ~ P, i tee- of the Xational Volunters in a fair »ent. Ireland wou.d then have h er Já.x-á Jreland:s interest and l:ngJ::mci.- á:'!cres. spir it inthe ma.ter of arms and equipment, ecutive Government with a po:icy and a in ths conflict. ru n together for . -msid. lolot:el :\1001'1.', with his men, - will be i , _ _ .. 1 10 r erable distance.

Therefore It.: .. -nt we Ioun-l a powerful ally a_galDst a~y attempt pran , \L Redmon::! would ce on have all our countrymen st mdin '.á"1l1der of the Cermans. But If the Government I'rernier, and his f'atli1.ment would reflect to shcu lder to-day, Xationalist IU , l 'uion. endeavours to c:!ny things wi';h a high i h _:~ r' f t1 countrv Bnt we have ist , mea of the Xorth and men of the South. II1'lnd and to ignore such a valuable asset t e \_1' \. S 0 .tz- -' v: _',~ "_'j)'w" .:~ \. th-e Ce"Y'lr.an..s ~ In.:iln<r, 1R ' . .a . r ';9'11 slr"'inH:-nt.

0/)\<1" .... 0 ~<.. tgfá:J svrnpÇ, 'I_ t to make the rncs; of things as [h,,:' ar~. this country ; all are. pl'epar~d to resist, to tl~etic. they will be perpetrating one 'of the : If we have not a Government in lremg; III the last such a national disaster.

1 hIS bigzest blunders. 1 here must be no effort 1 _ t t t . "in" what menace ranges the men with whom Ire- to do things over the heads of Colonel 'I Ireland we rnus r~ 0 1m:!" land is first and the Empire second along- Jhol"<' 1.nd the Executive Committee, ii the would be the policy of such a C;oyern-. side the men with whom the .Empire is Aid of the Irsh Yolunteers is to be counted -nent under present circumstances, ! fi~'5t and Ireland a long wa! behind. It \ upon. . The Ulster Volunteers' must be .

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I Trt this terrible conflict therefore. we i of the war is the success of one of the l d ide b '<'d . h F 0'1 I ., . are r:30:V to st~n s: y .. 1 e I~lt _.n.,,! : s-nail nations. Balg ium. the area. of which land .1l1 the sprrit of Mr. Redmond s plcd~e.

I only equals that of )'lunster, has leaped ~ut if we do, England must meet the Tn::h .1', I. i \ olunteers in 0. fair and generous SP_l1lt. mto the limeliaht dazxli 11i, all Europe ,\11 the trust. must not be on our Side . "hen ¥ , +. , t ~ . ¥. ' _ Thee curtain nas rnng up on the grcaks, ,with th.e valour with which her soldiers the men of England ,or Scotland, or." ales war of the century, re. rhat.s the lI:re:ate"t hurled back the invading Germans .. The ';luci-ertake to d.~fend their coasts thelr_~ffer , r F' nd, .'

IS accepted without p~use ~r qUe.",?n' o,f any century. Th'e hates .0. lan~e 'Ii Gr-eat Powers h~ve .0. ~ablt of treatID~ There :,lust be r:? hesitation .o n accepting Germany that long found expres~lOn n small nations WIth disdain.

Great Bri- Ireland; offer either. ~fr~ r:;en mnst be commerce only are now to clash .Wlth bUl-1 lain discovered the error of this at Colenso properly armed and eqr p.pe .

And I the Yi 0.1 . .' ! let aI:d steel. . so a so are . e r~v and Spion Kop. Germany IS find inz tb~t ~~ ambItIOns. of Anstria and RUSSIa. SltU-j out now at Liege and Namur. Bulaaria , . . . ff b h her 1 here I. a right way and a wrong way ated as Ireland IS, c~ 0 Y t e s~a, 'Callght the Turks a lesson C,", the same for Engl-::tml to treat Ireland under the immediate concern With these eontmental subject. A small nation with well-trained present circumstances. If she acts aCCOfl hates and ambitions is very slight. She troops and confident in its valour and ding to the. spiri.t of the evil P" . h will i . .

-:-. us interest .' . meet us WIth distrust ; and sh w il l fall has an indirect but .. ery sene the justice cf its cause can br ina the to make the most of a great c;' ;)r!uniá,y. in the oonflict because England has g:one areatest of the Powers to aCC':lnnt.

Her Wc haYe m~.de her a friendly ci'fer. Js it . ,. t e.d" 1ft into it But if her interest In the ongut II" . ¥ _ ~ 'd 1\ tl e na. to ,oe reClproca . no th, C d'Isgns," . . views must oe <e,pec,e - 0 0 1 r. a"d inclignation in this coun'ry will he and aims _ of the war is little there- lS no tion can attempt 'to slight her or bully t;emendous.

The rebuff will' 'haye hrreason in the world why she should 'not her ~o oth"r nltion, can wrcrnry her. reaching consequences.

Irishmen must look before her and see where she is .,' .~ either be tru~ted as allies or treated as .

-. foes. 11lere 1S no room for half-way going. Ireland should go mto the fight "<A)-OUO measures to-day. with. her eyes open, determined to l{et As we \yrite, too, another hct is heing value for every stroke of effort she. mak:s. made clear"'. Granted the right spirit in She ought to have an aim aJld a poltc), the men the use of the bayonet counts If Ehglm<l is disposed to meet Ireland 11 as every sensible nation has. ~he oth~r almost as much to-day as ever it did. in the .present juncture fairly and squardy I na.tions know what they are malung sacn- This was made very clear in the Balkan h£I.. course is very plain. If she is disposed to deal in an open and ahá-,-e-bo:ud fices for; Ireland should know too. war by the fierce headláong charges of the manner she must recognise th:>t Ireland Bulgarians tn'lt carried all before them. has particular interests to s:lf~~á''lárd. If I ~ And it was the cold steel with enthusias- England is honest she wiII not tl:."k solely of English interests il) ber deal Iá:áth heIn a most critical mome~t in the House tic, determined men behind it that won land; she will think of Irish interests and I 0{ Commons Mr Redmond assured the back Mulhausen a few days ago for the give Irishmen an opportunity of safeI English people they need have no fear French. The Germans declined to wait guarding and advancing these while at the for the bayonet.

These facts will be same time aiding England again~t the for Irel.and; that Irishmen if left to noted with interest by' Irish Volunteers. Germans. That is .a fair proposition, Olnd Irishmen at all times have disti_nguished nothing thrives 'but wha<l is fair.

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@~ Since writinÇ the above notes we have "" C" , heard that the .0Yernr,lent propose ~o arm and equip the Irish Volunteers. ThIS is coed news and shows that the Cabinet has'" some appreciation of the situation in Ireland.

German zunbcats are still f a on tl1e wa t ers an d th"e POSSI ibilit 1 1 Y 0 visit to Irish ports, if it were only to coal, is 110t remote.

The Irish Volunteers stand ready to resist as they are. on England's side. That attitude of theirs is wor~h.. to Englan~ the cost of, arms and e.qulpment ten tunes .0Yer. ~ e are gettm o the arms and equipment In return for ou;" co-operation in this hour of danger, .

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'\"e understand that an experienced general of Irish birth in the English Army is to be sent over hy Lord Kitchener to consult with the Executive Committee as to the arrangements under ,. which a large body of the Volunteers may be trained. The rank and fil~ may rely upon it that in these negotiations the Executive Committee will carefuJly safe, guard their interests and the interests of the country.

They will not hand the movement over to any outside body.

They will remember that the Volunteea carne together in the first instance for one main o'biect-to defend the liberties com. mon -to - all the people of Ireland. They came together with 1reland's interest up permost in their minds. Ireland's interests are still uppermost in the minds of the Volunteers, and will hold that position to the last. Buát they reoognise there can be effective and useful oo-operation with Great Britain in this struggle wHh. out for a moment endangering. Ir.eland'" welfare, and it will be with the .object of bringinl; about that co-operation ,that .the Executive Committee will meet Lord K\itchenerás reprcsentath>e.

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On Sunday week the above Corps had their first big route march, from Caherciveen to Waterv il le and back, a distance The general idea was of'twenty miles. that a strong force had gained a landing in Watervitle, compelling the Watervi lle companies to fall 'back on Kerme.gh, where they, entrenched, awaiting reinforcements from Caherciveen , who, upon receiving information, despatched three companies, each of 80 ?\T.e.o.'s and men from the drill hall, Caherciveen, starting at 10.,(5 a.m., and proceeding by forced march to Kenneigh, where the two corps joined and proceeded to Watervi.i1e, compelling the enelllT to retire to their boats. After p a r. ading the :'IIain-s!., the Caherciveen brass band playing national airs, the whole body were dismissed. After parting 'with \'1e 'Yaterville section the Caherciv een men narched home by forced stages, arriving at Iveragh where they paraded the main streets; the band pl3ying national airs, thus bringing to an end a -nost instructive and enjoyable day. Iveragh may well be proud of her sons, as during the whole twenty miles not a man left the ranks, and ar.E1i,áed back quite fresh, doing the twenty miles in the record fmc of file hours. Our next big day, we intend to proceed to l'ortmagee. by boat, to tra in our men in embarking and disembarking. lYe also :hope to be .in a position by ~ext week to 'have a rrnruature nfte range 111 fu.ll swrng so as to enable our men to practise the art of shooting straight, so that they may 'be able to Iiave a hand in at that" clear cur' when the time arrives.

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2nd August, and were present at the public meet'ng held there for the purpose of establish ing a corps in the district. They were met on the 'way by St. \I:lUr's Band, Rush, which escorted them into the town, The I where they were cordially received. gathering on the Green was enthusiastic, and nt the conclusion of the meeting a large number of men were enrolled. The speakers iritilided: Very Rev. L. O'Byrne, P.P (in the. ch air) ; Fr. McSweeney, Mr. Harford, Rnish : Mr. O'Brien, and Mr. III. Srnidic, of tbe Skerries Company.

On retuming to Skerries the men were paraded in the Square -. - Recruits ar.e invited to attend at'The Drill Hal! on the usual drill nights':_:lIonday and Thursday at 8 p.m . ,. -J. ]~Reynolds, Hon. Sec. I

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Ba llvea was on Sunday week afforded striking e.'idence of the numerical streng~h and efficiency 0[' the Irish, 'ohJnieers m this ~ari:;h. The Corps were mobilised at J2 0 clock sharp at the Volunteer Drill Square, Ilal lyea every man answering to the bugle-call with a quickness and discip. line ch ar acterist.c of the soldier.

In physique the Volunteers of Tiermaclane and Ballyea are as fine a body of men as can. b.e found anywh~re, and in militcry effic.,e~cy . :nd traIning, :hey have reachec; a 1"1 e,l~: ,lll",h d~gt~e.

Ibe t~alne,d. _capaole sold t[ IS manifest m thei r e\elJ moveI ment.

The display aá:ong the route from Ballvea to Tiermaclane Bridge was a most interesting and impressive one, and the general bearing and discipline of the men lIZ<J~ II was \'ery favourably commented upon. The .CLOXDALKIN. . parade was carried out without a htch, This Company under the able direction, 'l.ud .the .SllCYSS which attended the mobi. of the Commander, Mr. T. F. Healy, has I lisation IS a matter for encouragement and already attained a considerable degree of congratulation '. The. pa.rade was conducted proficiency and continues to make steady by Mr. P. Lahiff, dnll instructor; to whom progress. On" Howth " Sunday a march a word of .praise is undoubtedly due for took place to Inchicore to assist at the the c= pnbl e and efficient manner in whch successful launching of a new corps. About he has drilled his men. The following are 120 names are on the roll with an averaae the names of the Committee=-Mes-rs M. attendance of 90, which is very good, se;. Hehir (Chairman), E Cusack (Sec.), J'. ing that a certain number are on night Reidy (Treasurer}; P Frawley, P Nagle, work every alternate week. Drill instruc- DO; r Casey, J Nagle, T Frost, P Keane tion is given on several nights during the J l\hc~lJhon, 1\1 O':\"eiil, J Tuohy, T. ~\'eek, the me.mbers taking an eager inte~est jV1cTy~ue, T. Carrig~: i~tn; T Carrigg, In the practices and the ranks .are being DC, J Markham, 1 Kelly. constantly swelled by the accession of new recruits. It is hoped to obtain a sufficient ~ number of rifles to commence musketry _ CLO~FERT (CO. G.-\LWAY)' drill for which No 1 section are now ready.

In the short space of a month Clonfert Patron, Very Rev. Canon Baxter, P.P.; Parish, Eyrecourt, áCo. Galway, has. orChairman, C. J.. Hanlon, Co.C.; Vice. ganised a splendidly drilled and disciplined Chairman, J. Fox; Treasurer, B. Dowd ; Company of 100 men under the instruction Secretary, B.' Hart; Bettyfort. <if .~h: T P Killeen (late R H~ A) who has ~ been appointed Company' Cornmand~r.

SKERRIES. The other officials include )lessrs O'BroThe Skerries Volunteers numbering. up- derick, -pre~j.dent; G fleming, vice pres.; wards of 150 men, of whom about 50 car' \Y C'oen, Sec_'; J F.gaán, }l Kenny and P ried rifles, marched to Rush on Sunday, 'Madden, [oint treasurers, and a committee

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rcpreseuting all districts of the parish. The, Com-uittee have opened an equipment fund for wh ich they have already received large promises of support.

CJ.O~TM-:F . meeting was held in the Foresters' Hall, Dollymount, on Wednesday, á3ih in st , fOT the purpose of starting a Ctontar! Corps of the Ir ish Xational Velunt eers. The He, \Y :lIeighan, C C, preá sided. Letters regl"ett;"ng their inbality to attend and wishing the movement every success from the Rev J' Hickey, I' P, and Rev l' Hayden, C 0, were read.

Eather Meigllln explained the.objects of the movemeflt. )[r J R Ryan consented to act 'hs han. sec. and a committee was ejected. \ll" Xleehan having sa.d a fe" words as to the neccs sity f;r r:gid discipline, offered his services as a drill instructor.

The com,mittee took dOYI"n the names of those . . . d j 1110~ h d d j thei ] OIl11flg , an In a o men an e In err name", a separate secton being started for bovs . with a view to enrollin«~ them as Naticnal Boy Scouts.

Drilling was commenced immediately, and a satisfactory first night's work was done, terminating with a march.

Numerous names have since been handed in to the hon. sec., aánd there is every indcation that the Clontarf 001;PS, if somewhat late in starting, is going to fin i-h strong. Arrangements have been made for drill.

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l~ .c\ THKE.\LF. A special meeting of the above corps was held on 'Yednesday evening last.

The companies formed np at the :.\Iarkáet

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Place in charge of their respective inEBB Bandoliers, 70 rounds, superior .tructors pnd went through some evoln- ... l "quality, Is. 9d. each; Haversacks, tion~ of drill after which the, were drawn extra strong, 10~d and Is. each; Brown up III double column and stood to atten- Leather Bandoliers, 5 pockets, good as tion. The Cappa corps, with their band, new 2s. Ll.d. each; Best quality Brown the Reeus and Dromard corps were in at- Leather Belts, with buckle, Is. 6d. each: tenda nce.

A spirited address was tben I Brown Leather Bandoliers, 6 oblong pocdelivered by Ve r :- Rev Canon O'Donnell, . kets, to hold 50 rounds ammunition, 2s.

I' 1', V F, who wished the men every. lId. each, exceptional value; Putties, Is. success in tl:eir work and complimented 2c1. per pair; 'Yater Bottles, felt covered, them on _ then ~m~rt 1~I]!ta:y appearance .. Is. 2d. and 2s. 6d each : Alum.nium 'Yater l;e exhorted th~'ll to b~. u nited and ame.n. Bottles, felt covered, Is 9d each. Special able to d iscipl iue, which was the first terms for quantities.

Terms-Caásh with duty of a soldier and above aTl to be order. sober and steady in this great movement and in this year of their country's ambi.

0 ¥ 9 tion, .Horne Rule (cheers). The men were (Late of T .. J. Callaghan and Co, Dublin), also spoken to by the Rev ,I' O'D_wyer, Gentlemen's Outfitter, C C. who is an ardent follower of .the MOUNTKIELLlCK. movement, by .Mr P T Liston, solicitor, and by the president of the corps, ::IIt-.Jas p<>.nt1.6. f.6.1l ~btl ~['Donnell, ?o C. The companies then IRISH VOLU:\"TEERS. formed up m fours and paraded the DEFEXCE OF IRELA:1\D FUND. streets, headed by the local brass band, During the month set aside for the and after arriving at the Square, were Defence of Ireland Fund, viz, from Sunday, July 12th, to Sunday, 9th dismissed.

August, I have decided to hand over to the Treasurer of the Galtee Regiment 10 per cent. of the total pmá LAU RENCETO'Y~, CO. DO\\K. ceeds of the Sale of all Irish-made A company of 80 National Volunteers Shirts, Underpants and Vests, Hosiery has been formed at Laurencetown, Co. Collars, Fronts, Braces, Caps and Poplin Scarfs sold during the month.

Down, and excellent progress is being Irish. Poplin Scarfs, narrow shape, Is. . ~ade at drill, practic.e being held on two Gd., and wide ends Is. IOd. each. nights weekly. A rifle fund has been Post free.

State colour. started, Rev H M'GoYern, C C, having PADRAIG 0' KEANE The. Tri'" oeifittina.Strres, subscribed £2 lOs and Mr M'Lister, £2.

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When oar boys were returning with arms from IIowth The troops of th~ Castle to met: them' went forth; And their ch 'ef was determined each rifle to claim, Yet his men didn't all quite agree w it h his game.

But when the Scotch soldiers displayed their cold steel 'Twas enough for \rick Gleeson and Andy O'XeiU.

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Recent events in Ireland have acted as an incentive with Irishmen in Wales and the Nationalist Volunteer movement is meeting with more support than the promotel'S expected.

The activity is more especially marked in Glamorgan where as is generally known there is a huge Irish population. X aturally those at headq uarters looked upon (;lamorgan in the light of an excellent recruiting ground and their hopes har e been fulfilled to (he utmost. Propaganda work h as been carried on during the last few months with great perseverance though without any outward show, and ihe reports of the local leaders have given much satisfaction. In Cardiff about ooo Irishmen have signified their intention of obeying the commands of the X ationalist leaders in case' of need and these men, nearly all of whom are over

And the crowd who stood round for the 120 and under 3.3 years of age, meet at stalwarts gave cheers, regu lar periods to carry out drills and ,Yho refused to disarm their own Volun. exercises necessary for a soldier's life. ~rr John Fogarty, !) Pembroke. Terrace, teers , And all oyer Ireland they're famous to- Cardiff, has been appointed- Commanding Officer. Anybody wishing to join or get dayFor to each of their col'eagues they've now any information about the Volunteers he . shown the way.

Let us hope when sent seizing good rifles wil! gladly supply same. In a scattered or steel district like the Rhcndda Valley the proThey Tl act like ~,Iick (;Ieeson and Andy meters of the scheme antiei paled extra oxsn. trouble in the organisation of a corps but a leading Rhondda Irishman has secured IRISH VOLUNTEER --HOLIDAY CAMP the names of oyer 1,000 men who are wi lling to defend Home Rule.

XatllralJy this information sent those in the local Spend your Holidays u,d"r Ca va ! camps into ecstacies of delight but they The m;;'st Enjoyable form of Ho'iday. Novel, .... ere confronted with a difficulty. This, Cheap, Healthy. Amid Defig',tful lay in the fact that the 111('11 who are Surroundings. all employed in coleries in that Swi!ll"'in~ Lesson" Phvsical Drill, Rifle Prac ices nearly Squad, Company, and Skirmisl i"g Instruction. A: valley cannot be brought together for modation equal to best Seaside Hotels at inclus ive fee of 215. p r W' e k, combined driiling.

However it. remedy Camp Open 18th July to September. was not long fortbcoming. Drill days h ave For fun her particulars a rd fcrrns of application been fixed and the men will come under a;:ply immer iatelyto the orders of drilling sergeants of whoa; The MANAGER, 11 Mount Kennett, there are quite a number, in batches. InLIMERICK. other parts of \\-ales the movement is being actively supported and it is the confident belief of those in authority that if it were necessary between three and five thousand men drilled and fully equipMilitar. Musical t: '\ Instrument Dealers ped could be instantly desnatched to Ireland.-B F Devins, IIon Sec.

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FELLo\V.C6U~TRYME~, It is close upon seven months since Hie J rish Volunteers were called into being by a manifesto issued on the 25th November, 1913, in the name of the Provisional Body who now make this further appeal to the courage a.nd patriotism of Irishmen, The time is not inopportune. To that first appeal a splendid response has been given by tbe youth and IDanhOOQ of Ireland.

The call to Irishmen to form an armJ of national defence against aggression from whatever quarter it might come, and to take upon themselves the defence of those rights and liberties common to all the people of Irela.nd h as not fallen on deaf ears or cold hearts.

The right of it. free people to carry arms in defence of their freedom is an elementary part of political liberty. The denial of tl:;..,~t right is a denial of political' liberty, and consistent only with a despotic form of government.

They ba\"c rigbts wbo dare maintain them.

The demand of the .people of Ireland is unmistakable. They demand this elemeet~ry right of freemen-the right to place arms in the hands of the organised and disciplined defenders of their liberty.

Ireland to-day possesses an army of men actuated by a: common spirit of patriot. ism, daily acquiring and applying tbe habits of disciplined and concerted action and rapidly . fitting themselves to bear arms.

We de.nounce as hostile to our liberty," c.vic as well as national, the denial of this And further. since the action of the Government places in the way of Irishmen favourable to national autonomy obstacles which admittedly are inoperative in the case of those <>7:p<lse<i to the policy of Irish self-government, we urge the demand through every representative voice in Ireland for the immediate d.thdrawal of the proclamation prohibiting the im. port of arms into Ireland.

We are glad to recognise that the time has come when the Irish Parliament-ary Party, with jlr John Redmond at its head have been able, owing to the development of the Irish Volunteer Organisation on sound and well-defined national lines, to associate themsel r'es by public declaration with a work which the nation has sponá taneously taken i,n hands. Their accession is aá11 the more welcome since, from the outset of the Irish Volunteer movement. we have made it our COD st ant aim to bring about a whole and sincere unity of the Irish people on the grounds of national freedom.

In that spirit, too, we look forward with eager hope to the day when the minority of our Iellow-countrymen, still apparently separated from us in affection, will be joined hand in band with the majority in a Uni en , within whicb the rights and liberties common to all the people of ireland will be sacred to all and will be a trust to he defended by thd arms and lives of all Irishmen.

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THE

\'OLUNTEERS.

Y\

011 th e C::llll-',';l~'!:E:m;jt('d

A REVIEW

I tl':lt

And

(T'nder

the auspices of the :!'.I0.Tybci'0!l2)1 Corps), wi ll toe held in the

C..L\.

GROC,DS,

lJl~ILL

s nd

t!!E'

Irish ,átá,.

i.~

~htá w.u'

r'

an

~.

Irish

Parliament

will

and Ireland wi l l have reg.1.lr'lf:'J. 1, !2.r-;e part of her liberty. . i Itour a f .vs a pn('~ c :" :H:':f hi' ie p 111 t h115

Lc> ;;ittin,;. :~. :)"lhlin

danger

II

her

she

:"c,,,t be allowed

lIome

-,;;:t

Ru:e

to

maintain

The clause

"=1 Iorr es.

(J\7l~1 .\ .... ,

.1 (.q\ernmenl.c,áO," j' ...,

LO_,~PETITroN.

of Tone

(Jut of th_i!. st :t;,::;;e of the nations gond must c\"en;;:-ttl.;r c' J1:'-e.

Probahlv before

1\

_

-ud

I II

On

_,

tl.e

a.lv, 1'O\\"(:f

j"'niled

lÛ1h AUGFST.

,

forget thá~

C'::tme to

once

old

I

:,L-\RYBORor_;L;n,

SC:\DA\",

Lrelands

France.

GRAXD

in Irc.nud.

hatever

hD.5 more than

in the

pl:ohi~iting

t:1e Irish

mamtamlDg.

a Volunteer

.-", b r d r _ '_1 force must 0" wiped out.

It IS a standing r \ .I.\er 1I1. ,,1[, e presente ,(;. ,Ie Best Dr. l! Di-play by Cornpanes. ;'nd a msult to u-e [r;:,!1 nation.

No people of :\Icdal to the CO!Y:D:<1n.cer of the \Yiu:iq; IseH.respecc :1::1 courage would tolerate' Company. it. lYe prr,;''),e to help England on the Cá ~

C".

I

Details : Ia.Iiug in OD parade

same Jines

I-Companv Ior teil ing arid discipline.

2-('o:np~D~r Drill, comprising Half Cornp~ny ani ~ection Drill, all move-

off

rnen ts as "aid

down for

DrTl.

} mall

THE HOWTH

=__

1

THE MEN OF DUBLIN.

I

.,

for I ifles,

tfiank goodness,

But,

the

the day and will in future.

13t your

password

hurrah

for

be:

Ail

gallant

Resolutions

Judge

\ r olunteers

on the successful

expedition

at

shooting

of

King's

defenceless Scottish

OW:1

All'

npanies

Tt;

Bache-

parade

day

I

and

~Ioycullen, rnent,

B Lancashire Hegi-

Company

Aghagallon

Annacarty,

(CO

Marys,

Antrim),

Kiltanena

Boner,

(County

(Co.

Graiguenamanagh

Queen

Clare),

Kilken ny) ;

St.

Hall

c.ay,

July

meral

of

the

above corps

29ih,

Father

Sunday's

:\£ooney

terrible

said

upon

was

1.herefore

bodied In The

the

time

to

for

work-had

into

the

be 30 more

for WOrk~:llld

upon only

lIe point

vltlc_'!ng argument

<Xl

that

to any

ranks. (cheers).

was hard,

would

the outrage

a.ble-

150 men.

speech.making

(lOme. but

eyery

numbered

at least

r~'"Id the time 11Qt dwell

fall

of

THE The

Mon.

night in

North

past, earnest

"therefore

committed

proval

10 the

National were

do

appe~.if-l

01

.

to have to reduce ,'o:anteer" the

fer

Volunteers,

dtltJ

.of all

.of class ment

or

ana

this

the ';z(á or week

war.

\Ye

The

shall

c''1

rlJ~j

a s soon as possi hle , and. in

country

it as a t~n'lland's

I future

believing

creed

to

rights id~cests.

and

the the

of

Engl~nd

otner.

:..C¥.

I':\'ery

11:'''1.

I

~-:l ('-,,~'o'.,áL to be followed.

1rela,,áj

it

r~lIks of t~r' Yol~!.meers.

In Germ:::.ny

anthOlr:ty~:

r:C\'ernment

calls

co lc n rs ;

i ..

hÇ

out for :r:n:

t1~t' sane

. . ;,iJ

~

in

France

heed

."011

and

her voice She

wants e e(~, :;u:{.ááb')c}ied man to declare openly 3.:-á -.i bra \'e::; en her side at once.

'II!c need is u.lti~i;S.t as great as if the crash were r:.'~ounding

on our

shores.

Ireland':::; f;;o.le Io r many a corning year will

6li

MIDDLE

.ABBEY

STREET,

DUBLIN.

the amo u nt of selfásacrifice

0".

1'£soluttotl.

shown

ous hour.

The

by Irishmen

[rjsh

r.a:rt:.~

don.

The

ordinary

apá

on the rank

01JllS

').re doin~

good

and file

Leave

~Ir. Redmond

}~-:ec"ti\'e

and

in th i s seri-

in and 'be drilled.

ing exceUE'tit

Xaá

the

and the

,"york in Lon~

Comm:ttee

\\-ork at home.

are

doá

It is for thfl"

áun!1 to do his work too.

Irish

to' be

SATli1~DAY,

AUGUST

15,

1£)14 .

The '1'0,\

of of

and

the

moveá

the youth

protectioR

i

men to the

t

.¥ ---

I

~:

of battle

members

achievement

yon

other lO::;-H ie-. \\ t have no such gov e rumental .a..:.t:' ~J 1.' ~J :.t:t In motion, but Ire,.:\.nl~'s 1-:'2~~ ; ~ ')_ ... g' ent as their s. ~he cries

movement

the

mettle .. Are

I

00

distinctio'n

Stipport

and Thi,

If so come into the

l,>,"h\"

is to come

all

v ho died

!

Captain Captain

the

scld.cr

l~J~'

Hall

Park

his:

j':"... n the Yo~ul1teers: arid v,;ery áá~~'iu;d take up seriously n nd

ir.u

at 8.

of the

without

in training

for

If

or the

's an h:),.~'á tJ try men's

I for

CP

.....~

~~\~

unqualified

give

Irishmen

assist

unworthy

frÛ'l)i.i.,i ;.~ th;::.á p~lst cans to h i ni.

depend

and

to

assistance,

be

of trust.

lh:,,~

(;'12

ri"rni'he~

sharp.

establishment

teq"uested

every

in' the

ableábodled

would

We

unworrhy

~.J.H shoul.l

READERS.

------.

Mary's

Shaun's

accorded

the

be acting n.. "l friend and an ally but as li. po'.\"er J.:'~ i:1'; t"\ exploit us .. She must

Gd extr a.

at 8.

,Vednesday

at 4 o'clock

3d. Stand

meantime I;e~! for .thfO k ind considvr.: of re.'!dtx.> and correspondents.

week.

in St Mary's

St.

in

Irsh

inure rases

at 8.

Battalions

at 3 and

;_'~i:esters

h ave

12th AUGuST.

pi ice c[ pa'per hr s gone up enormQ,~,h-

8.

FORESTERS' APPROVAL. . :: .. ::Ial OQnvention of the Irish

It tional

VoIunteers.

duty

the corps

should

~ub.lill,

Xation-al

Irish~an

Gr:lig

T.here

the

leá~

respect,

rest to ou r leaders.

'vas'

must

I

the

:episode

anything

I

on \Vednes.

that the country could rely uow, for the protection of Irish liberty and Irish iiYes, enly

Men-

street,

at

Colonel Moore has appointed G. F. H. Berkeley to be Staff . or the Belfast Regiment.

GRAIGáX A-YI:\::\ AGn.

-:-;:e .'l8C:JU!l't

on Friday,

Parade

\\'e regret at 8.

Headt),

Section

on Sunday,

-

schools..

. '\'e must be allowed toá ",;,,,;t 1\ ngl")" 1 on the same terms as. ,..., .,' .

Canada :\11<.1 },n.',ra!,a who are free to raise their 0',"'" troops.

If we accepted

<ccs.

::m~

Wed-

street,

during

on Wednesday

Ambulance

Saturday,

Addressing

street,

and Eeast

General

(Co. \loJ1agban),

Clontibret

South

to Grounds,

TO OrR

Queen

following

Mayo) ,

f reland

tr::v:J)'~.

shou ld

her

==~I

at 8.

Thursday,

Compnay-(Sacred

(CO

O~

Belgium

crops,

. \. Volunteer ., .. .

Furt her particulars from Hon. Sec s, I r.sb c1"I,á,.:1:me,1<' ttoe wo rk of tl'Q!D1ng himself.

Volunteers. :\iaryborough. l I i., c'Ol~rt.á c.-.d::- him now. The me nc.ry ,~""kd 11'" .

T nlc ev erv g", JlJ:.; p:-t .z e in Ire 1 and ..s historv

Park

at 8. on Friday,

D Company-c-North

Kiloonieron,

Shaun's

Queen

Company-Kotified

Kilkenny),

in

and Tbursday,

-d ay

CLOSE

her

worth

Queen-street,

E

(Co.

to il.e

Battalion.

F

cQrps :-Kiltimagh

rHESE:\TATIO~ OF COLOURS Mar ybor ough Corps.

--

how

~'lnd,

d.ernands C" 1I- \';h,t she would net exact: of her colen i.", she cannot expect our full . u ust and c.c:-J;denc~, because she will not

forms,

Admission

Park

sday, at 8,

l..

lor's \Ya,lk have also been passed by the Paulstcwn

WEEK.

Battalion.

C Company-,l\orth

the

bv the at

l

:'lCSIC,

_

h:r

to

"1.

he'

5:1Il~efr~,"d::T:.á

l~RA::\D :?ILARCH PAST by all C-011lpetitors to :\Iusic of Xlassed Bands.

in Shauns

nesday and Friday B Company+-Ardoyne,

Dublin

citizens

or

,be. gIven on Entry can be nan from the Hon.

E::\TIUES

A Company-No:th

gun-running

Borderers

-.-

dictate

Battalion.

North

and

and condemning

FOR

parade

. d West

00

!" the

wh isr:e

AND CYCLI"G.

..Is wi ll

peta which

'>.y, at 8.

Má'

held

Dublin,

congratulating IIowth

Companies

SQ, Volunteers

"(.'p

IN DAKCING,

ATHLETICS

~~

to seize.

Vo lu nteers

not

I'-"Ihel'

[st West

which the

unable

by

'.

Com- I manaze

4-Col.11~nies dismissing and re-assr mbl_ 111,:": .¥ u-Batt211On [ormation SlID le and march.

Lng past. (p )

_F ~-

PROGRAM?I!E

to celebrate great victory of Duhlin vei. lion unteers 0:1 safely landing and hanging on were

Half

Companies

slgna s.

-.

Sections,

~~

by Brass and F fe and Drum Bands

soldiers

an

b

c::~ r,

L BE,

I

dearly fought

padnies 2noJ'

vet

Trainioa . .

~,Io!lster demon straion be'd here; p2Iá aded principal streets in fu.I .uniform ,

cowardly

not

'roerarnme of b

I

to their

had

by

C;0~[1'ETITIO:\S

I

~

headed

who

the least ,pil!"k of patriotism III him take . . '. hIS part III t-4e foflt1lttrgn Qf an army for :~~ d~f~!l¤~ g£ Ireland,

I II

. '~/""f:!

-'"

district

~~

Congratulations From All Parts ".c'.'

this

\.

~

:"

in

3-.Skirmishing

. . ' joined the Volunteers sh.ould~_ if he had

I SUCCESS, I

.

------__

ro

Company

'

l~e!:~:unl is helping France.

t;'

"-'" . . .

II h i le 1', ;].c:C: av.uls of Belgll1111 5 helpshe makes attempt to interfere with Belgium's i -:~rnational affairs.

She does

of Ireá her'

~o

one can

sympathies

recall

of the

a war in which Irish

much

in accord

with

tain.

III

struggle

warmly

this on

England's

!)n the side áof France.

those

people

were

of Great Ireland

is

side as Belgium <?ermany

of the. moment

Iho:-0!lg1l1_v acquire

the

cipline

Leave

so

he>.tted

Bri-

'seriou,>

way's.

your

is

be men e:-'-'Tp them

offi"c:".

all

J~e punctual

:l:1d earne;t

as

never

aside

is to learn dril1

the

in your

anu wh,,-tever

habit

at drill: work.

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haálfá be OheJ

are the order~

"lnd brave enough

Ollt.

of disá'

slovenl~-,

to carry

SATGRDAY,

IT~ - ~

i!

>~

FiRfNG

.

THE IRISH VOLUNTEER

I MANIFESTO

xliii

.~=1l

FROM THE

~~~

15, 1914.

AUGUST

FROivl

CUMANN NA mBAN (IRISmn":.IrEi\'S

unt: fl!

COU~UL).

b~_~~~~~~~~~~.Jd

tinned. :-.11$s Illoxhnru, "is now in Chairman, Pr ovisional Conllnittcc:-

the, aas.st ance in their power.

---<>_.-

GOD S!.VE IREr.i\~D.

AUSTR1\:Ul\N MO~EY FOR VOLUNTEERS. 67 Connaoht

street,

had now the great,,!'t chance of helning Ireland th an any Irish ..nen or Irishwomen eyer had (applause.. 1 he s;>e.aker went on to ,ay that ibe Ourragh ofiicers were too chi va lrous to shoot down their fellowsu bjects in the Xorth of Ireland, but

TUE l'ROnSlO:"AL CO:'.rYIITTEE Cl:~L-\_"N "SA mBAN. 20G Ct. Brunswick si., Dublm.

Phibsboro, Dublin.

:1

£tntt!

of panic; we have drilled and armed men I and if do not get our liberty. now, we never ."'1,1, {loud app~a115e), and If we act now, In tells generation we shall see the! passionate dream of our heart~ realised, and that is-Ireland free" (prolonged ~p.

w:

i

I

they had seen sorr e oi that chivalry in plause). the. .itreets of Dublin .0:1 the 26th of Tuly Dr "'0.1:;[1, having complimented \ri:,s l,he:-:.r. hear].

They .the officers) had Btoxha:n on giving 'then1 such an able done more to shake the foundations 01 speech, regretted the fact that, in CaJthe Empire that they wanted to urihold way, where they had at least 2,000 ableth an th e ~atiolla]i,ts could have don~ I bodied men. they could only get 100 10 WESTERN 'iVO~IE~ T"\KE ('1' ,\10\"1':á (loud applause). If the officers had con- I join the ranks of the Volunteers.

II,,:\IE)JT WITH E::\-TIIl"SIASM. sciences ';0 had the men, and Cum ann : appealed to the ladies to use their In-na !1li~~tn cal led on c;Yi:'0J' man. whether he ~ fluence in gettin.g their brothers an.I .' ...' h Ilad -i nsn .. Iswee'hp,1'" (""""' EX- I b C ponceman or. ,,01d;er, \\".0 'u, ;:.;l,.rter) ttl 0 en er the 1110\"eBLOáXHAWS T~-:SI'IRl~(; blood in hi-, veins. to ~::lnd hy them in the' ment. It J'.ngland caine into actun l COH~ HORTATIOX. present crisi s \proi0nged ap;lause). The flict in the present European war. sh"

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-erdown, 'Sydney, N.S."-., the sum cf £1 14s. ccl.ected by him to be applied ;0 Irish purposes. I have decided to d ir ide the amount between 't h e GaeI"c League and the Volunteers, and have sent J7s. to <he Ar<1 Craobh Language Fund, and 115. to the Defepce of Lrelrnd Fund. through Co. C, Battal.ca 2. \Yishin~ the fund every success, Iairhlully ycurs, :lii:;s Bloxham, of Dubli n, deliycred an ElLEEN OáHA-:\R/,TL\X. 1 eloquent and very imprevsive speech at a mee1ing of the City branch of Cuman n na mBan 0:1 Sunday, in the Council IiUSH YOLV~"TLERS. Chambei , Town Hc ll, (;,,1"':1Y. There vas a good attendance of ladies, while a number of gentlemen identified with the INSTRVCTIO~S RE(;AHDI~G Volunteer force were also present.

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Dr ",-a1sh presided, and :o.Iiss Maher ac-I . . s V\~,1. ,., p.e.:l£e note that t . h e 1 ted ,'" ... .' ffi O: l' e'-. 'f-,' secretary to the mectt n-r. At the Ij 0, ,rcra .... dCl_v.:n, cap, can be,~'reqv est or :'vI:'s D; \\...a:s:,. "1,,,5". Cathleen _-, .¥including . . cn.y by the Limerick Clothinzee :11 v r , (I"o,\yan _.

Fact S"ppll"C'..! (). {Splddal Cclle re of Ir ish) -acrorv , " v, 15 Lower Br.dae ""_ St-6e( , , D u'bl_ ».. opered.' the proceedings with"'_.a few words

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;:'l;ss Bloxham was very cordially re, ceived on nsmg, and in the course of a J ked and forcible address, said that Curnann na mBan formed the women's side of the Volunteer movement. men, she pointed out, had always played their part in the national life of the country, and they should certainly in this the greatest movement that had sprunz into existence in the country for cen-

nab were filled with venomous utterances Il)ecau~e the Irish people dared to make I" leg1tlmate demand for self-government.

Xow tl:ey were fawning upon them-e-because Lngland was haken (loud applause) It wns a lesson that should have been well learned by the Irish people, that I they had never got anything from England until that country had felt that they had . some power.

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Volunteers are reminded that there is at The objects of the Council were set out Larkfield, Kirnmage, Harold's Oross, a :is. fOll~\\'s: I, To advance the cause of fully equipped rifle range, 25 yards. It Irish liberty ; 2, To organise áI,ishwomen is open daily from 5 p.m. to 10 ~.lIL in furtherance of this object; 3, To assist in arming and equipping a body of Irishmen for the defence of Ireland: 4, TO NEVVSAGENTS. to form a fund for these purposes, to he YI-e appeal to Newsagents to order only called "The Defence of IreJand Fund." th e number of papers they are able to sell.

She wished to impress on those present If your newsagent is unable to procure to take up the matter seriously, as they a sufficient number of the "Irish. Vclunteer ," kindly get the name of the whole. had no intention Of making it merely a saler supplying your district with papers. pleasant social function.

Those who and send both names on to our "Cir. stood agree, and were apathetic, were no .¥ culation Manager, 65 Middle Abbey thing more or less, than traitors, for they street. ..

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He would suggest that the ladies should attend the races ::.nd collect fund, to arm the local Vo iun teer s , and he did not think tbat, in the nre scn t-

cr isis, he '\:.1.S asking too much (appl au se] \,1'I P S ..\< . r' Donnell, solicitor . . __ (, .'h ai r!"man r:á ',.,l! ever th er.. was _,t~ 1 - 1 L", sa.o .. . a .',nme In 1'" 1 isn history when th-e E1C.:1 .... ncl . u i. W0PlCl1 of Ireland should give open profes31011 0-1 their inward faith be believed 'I

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England's history was a chain of broken promises in her goyernment of Ireland. and the discrimination shown between the l'lsl~r and the Irish Volunteers. had recoiled on her own head. Even some of the "Clster Volunteers complained of the unfair treatment meted out to them. and. the speaker added, amidst great applause, I he blood of the people of Dublin bas not b-~n shed in vain, "England!" con'l

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THE IN-S:PECTIO~ STAFF. i TO EXIWJ. .'\URSES IX \\'EXFORD. at the church ::loors. i i"he various Companies are, therefore, ~ 'bected to take immediate steps to have .'\EW OFFICEHS APrOI?:\TED. I Rev ~1 O'~l1e, C C, presided at a t!:lb decision of the Provisional Commit~ ! meeting in \Yexfor;e! which took steps to re e rut into effect.

Tl.e members of enroll nurses and establish an ambulance ycáur Cou.panv shall nominate five memo The following report has been issued corps in connection with the local Vol u nbe-s of the Company (to be called the by the Military Inspection Staff, Irish. tecrs.

Ocmnanv Collection Committee), wbose Volunteers ;-"In order to or sanise the I <.V:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ dut y shall be 0 arrange for the l' detachments throughout the c~ull(rv on I --¥ (}.:o.lpaoy Collection and appoint uniform lines the follo\\"ing officers h~,e; .. ,il .in amongst their number) a been detailed, on various date" as chief Ccrupauy Treasurer, who shall receive inspecting officers in their respective IS THe: 'ill moneys collected by the Company, and counties, and will direct the military wn , shall forthwith f irward all moneys training of the Volunteers. The names of 'cá received to the Treasurer of the Dis- the other officers will be puhlished in a' i trict Collection Committees to be appoin- few days: te d as hereinafter mer:tioned. The local 3hjor the Earl of Fing:dl-\Ieath. r Lieut.-ColoneI Esmonde=-Wexford.

Companies, by arrangement amongst themselves, shall collect in any adjoining dis\Iajor Crean=-Dublin. tricts in which no Companies as yet exist .. ~Ia~or ~. Dease-c-West.nenrh. , The Companies in a district shall elect _,Iajor SH Henry Grattan Bellew. ]'a1't. . from their number a representative who, -Galway. with similar representatives f~:;r;-. other Captain G Fitz Harding Berl:eley-Bel- I I Companies shall form the District Collec- f ast.

BUGLES 21/tion Committee, shich -shall supervise Captain \Yhite-Tyrone.

DRUNIS (Side) " 36/V,,'ic1:. I generally the work of collection in tbe dis- ' \Iajor H. de Montmorenci-Co. --(>-trict, and shall appoiot two Treasurers for lew. ' .

(Bass) " 56/each district to ~ct join.t1y, and who shall, :aptain T~lbot Croshie=-Dork.

L>lRECTTON TO SECRET.-\RIES. undertake at their appo.ntment to forward Captain "áolfe-Kildare. " 3/4 K~p in touch with Headquarters.

Re. to Headquatrers witbin one week. of tbe I ~rAvRICE Mooi, E, !~ port. and fixtures for this column must be J closing of the Fund in the County, the 1 Inspcctor-Ceneral, Irish Yolunlcers." r~ received at the offices, 206 Great Bruns- moneys lodged with them, and a correct ",,,-r\ street, not later than Friday morn'j return thereof on tbe forms supplied from, ~ Special Terms to Volunteers.

-lIlg. Official report forms can be obtained Headquarters. nJPOU.TANT APPOIXDrE .'\TS. ,oD "pplicatien. .

Write for New Catalogue.

Company Treasurers shall forward (with ' IN VIEW OF CERTAIN STATE. MENTS IN THE PRESS WHICH ¥.o\RE CALCULATED TO LEAD TO GRAVE DISCORD AT T'Hf S JUNCTURE, iRISH VOLU~TEERS WILL ABIDE STRICTLY BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THEll{ ORGA;:\ISATION A.J.'l"D WILL DiSCOU::iiTENAI\CE ANY ACTION TESDII\G TO IXTRODUOE DISá SEKSIO~ IN THEIR RANKS, WHICH,IS THE WOHDS Of THE MANIFESTO OF THE IRISH VOLU)l"TEEl<S, "~>\RE Of' E,:-; TO ALL ABLEáBODI ED IRISHá llEN WITHOTJT DISTINCTION OF ("REED, f'OLITICS, f OR SOCIAL Gl<ADE."

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Secretaries of Companies shall at once communicate to Headquarters particulars ' of the. formation of District Collection Committees and names and addresses of Treasurers.

FJ~a<1quartf:'::-s desire secretaries to adLT~= all orders for Membership Gards, Section I}.)t:ks, Company 'Books, Enrolmer t FCl:TIS, etc, to the Volunteer Print:.ng Wcrks, 65 ~Ididle Abbey Street, Dublin, ~Ie,y.:e~'hipu Cards, 3s 6d per 100; Enrolment Forms, Ls per 100; Section Eá::-oks, twopence each; Company Books, 15 each.

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Individual Volunteers a:e to - encour.' t~ the Inspcctor-General-Capt:\i~ IIOl~. aged, where they can afford It, to sub- Fitzroy áHemphill.

The fellowins sub. , \ scribe the price of their own rifles to the' scriptions have been received for the A }IO.'\T IIL Y ~L\G ..l.ZIXE OF IlUSl1.

Company Rifle Funds. jlJfilitary Staff, Irish,. Yolunteers-The : Por.~T:CS, LITER.-\Tl_-RE AXD ART. . Hon Sir Horace Plunkett, :t100, :\[r Cor.tributors to j uly-August Issue: The moneys collected for the Defence of Richard IV Smith, Cahir, £10.

Picture: Casimir Durr:n Markievicz.

Ire1and Fund shall defray the expense of Poli iics and I .terature : Miss HT ,I J etts . .

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-" II ... providing arms for those who cannot sub-] Harry Reginald King, Justin Philips, scribe in full the price of their own equiP'I'"' i:a:=: I'rionsias Airmeag, 1'. H. Pearse, ment, ¥ Daniel Corkery, ::"Iiss Jane G. Mitchell .Arm.s and ammunition cannot be pu.r.: R. n Anderson, Peter \[cllrien, chased on advantageous terms except 1D II . . ..

Thomas \IacDomgh, Jean ~Ialye. large quantities. A standard weapon can Enquiries are invited by our CcnSPEOIAL SUl'PLlá:::.\IEXTbe procured only tbrough a central author. tract De~artment for the supply I "T ity of Clothing and General Equip1 ment.

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Hatt., start at the same time, the Company Colá.1 /". '. Commander of . Company J.'C Second . . .

I b f Dublin Rezimeut I1':5h \ olunteers. lection Oommittees sh a 1 e orrued on .or Henry SITe:t DUBLI~ > 'T' '" _ 0".' before 21st of June and tbe District CuIá "'nre~oll,e C<>., Ltd., R.CI" ... ... '" ... ... ... SIXPL.'\ CL. lection Committees on or before 28th of !""'""""'" !OtW "N' ,_ June. lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii__ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiii__ iiiiiii _

By Order, DlJBLI~ má:GI,:'IE.'\U' ORDEH.-~\J1 Company Commanders are to furnish I PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE. , ih.eir full address to. the' assistant se<:,r:. . lar~:, Headquarters Staft.. at the e ar liest .~ --_ posible moment.

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The mcuey subscribed to this Fund .w:ll be directed solely to tbe PURCHASE ~ F AI01' AND AMMUNITION FOR u . ;'.

THE VOLUNTEERS .. (N":B.-T?e ~quIP' mez-t so pll~chased Will be distributed Il.lli~.lig the various Volunteer Companies in proportion to the amount they have ors nbscribed],

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6d., Ls., Is. 6d., and 25. 6d ¥ On Saturday and Sunday meetings were \..." ~ ARTHURCAHILL. Chemist, Dorset-st. ¥ of public bodies of various kinds ~ throughout the country, as well as of Velunter bodies in the provinces, endorsing --0-the statesmanlike speech of Mr. John Red BUY AT HOME~ ,Blond in the House of Commons on :!Vloná day week last. Many clergymen and reo presentative laymen made utterances of -<>-cordial endorsement of the sentiments in 1 am sure it goes without saying that, that speech, and whole-hearted resolutions whatever duties the Irish :""ational Volun- of our own land and to be ever ready to were in every instance adopted. Activity teers may be requested to undertake in, 'act Ior the benefit of Ireland when an among the Vol u nteers themselves continnes consequence of the sudden and startling I emergency aris-es we must be careful not I to increase; substantial subscriptions are -deve lopments on the Continent. our citizen to contract the war-fever which is in the pouring in, and the ranks are being swelled .so ldiers must, .at all time, and in all cir- air and which rppears to have attacked by Unionists. ¥ c ..mstances, remain completely under the seine Xaticnal ists who were considered ~~ immune.

And we must see to it that our control and direction of the Headquarters IRISH \'OLU:\iTEER AID ASSOClAá ANO Provisional Committee and the Local Pro- National dignity and equclibrium are not TIO);". visional Committees until such time as a disturbed by foolish or designing appeals OFFICES: 4J. D"\WSOT\ STREET, popular representati ve system of goyern- to su n-bu rstery or jingoism. We must take D()BLl:"". good care that our National Army is not ment of our Xational Forces has been from the path itá has been established; and that, at this extremely side-tracked APPEAL FOR HEf.l' A!\D i\10:\EY. critica-l juncture in our own affairs, the marching on from its inception. Already The L\,.A.A. has undertaken the task m~gnitude of the European conflict must there are mealy-mouthed people-some of not be allowed to distract our gaze from thorn looked up to as responsible Nation of organising (under the control and supercA....,.. .... L-OGUES, ESTIMATES ANDSAMPLES FREE the vital needs of our Fatherland, which alists c-going about insinuating that the vision of the Irish Volunteer autho:'ities) a MONUMENT HOUSE. OUSl-IN ,,, ""NO claims our undivided duty and allegiance. Irish National YOlunt'eers should go here Volunteer Military Medical Corps, with , ,-ONDON WU""S:SANDS.OUBL'N. P"O~E 2388 The welfare ~f Ireland must .be,. first, or go there in performance of services en. proper medic.al and nursing staffs and adelastly, and all tune _the sole. objective of t i re ly foreign to the objects for which they quate hOSPI!cl and ambulance equipment. the Volunteers. ::\0 blan Jishrnents, no were established. The Volunters are the It appeals for help in forming local commatter from whom or from what quarter peQP,e t ¥ mittees in evervJ dstr ict throuzhout Ires army, an d 0 ~~~ they come, should divert them from tbat land to organise nursing and ambulance objective. They should not permit themThe People's Army classes (which will have the monetary help -IRISH -selves to 'be used as mere p'a:wns on an . of the Department of Agriculture and Imperial chess-beard. It is incumbent on they .must ever remain. From the people Technical Instruction), the collection of !I" ::111, in this extraordinary crisis. the :\ at:onal Army h~ sp~un~, and under the necessary Iunds and the provision of popular control and direction It has waxed 111e d lea i 1ft com or s, d T essinz ss: 5S and appliances ....., To Keep Our lIead" Cool, stron~ and has become the people's hope hospital accommodation, field ambulances Made in Ireland, beautifully finished in Green and not to let our discernment be obscu red and pride. The/Volunteers are our reli- and medcal assistance. Communicate wiih and Gold, from old design by F. J- B'aaer, \ M.R,l.A,M. Pest Free zd each. Or in oxidised by the cajolery of the quick-change polio ance in this crisis and under the Horne the lIon. Sec. Donations to hon. treametal 4d each, post free Special terms to Rule which we expect will soon be. installed ticians, statesmen and other characters battalions surers, in cur mi-dst they will be our bulwa.rk here at home and at the other side of the ~~ Channel who, up to a few days ago pre- against any encroachment on our fnture Enamel Badge Makers, tended to be aghast at the gloomy prospect Iibe rt ies. ::IIR. ::II. J. JCDCf:.

OUr laánd afforded, but v.ho , to-day, profess Laws are in vain without swords to main~. .' c't ~ t..-ITUTCn ~~ to be thrilled 211d dazzled by the effulgence tain;

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The photograph of ::\Ir Judge publshed green and gold, 7d each past free in ~ r:ce~t issue was taken by. Mr Mar shall, 0 \\ oodvi lle terrc ce, Botanic avenue, Dub lin , who is a specialist in Volunteer photographs, Provincial readers will be pleased to learn that :o.Ir. Judge is now able to leave the house and has been in attendance at recent meetings of the ProOLUNTEERS, we ask your suppor visional Committee. He is yet considerwhen starting Bagpipe or other ably weakened. by 10"8 of blood, and is Bands. We are actual makers in Ireland bandaged on the arm and body. an dean give you better and cheaper Instruments than those who are merely importers .

Best full-size Warpipes from 63s per set.

Uillean Bagpipes always in. stock.

Chanter, Bag and Bellows, 75s. nett .

Wholesale Agent for all publications by FIRST PRIZE . £5 0 0 Carl Hardeberk. Write for lists.

SECOND PRIZE £2 0 0 THIRD PRIZE £1 0 0 SPECIAL PlUZES £2 0 0 MUSICAL WA'REHOUSE, The Dripsey \Voollen Mills, Ltd.; offer 8 HOWARD STREET, BELFAST. the above Prizes for Competition to the National Volunteers, on the following conditions, GEI\EROUS SUPPORT, Competitors to be photographed in Vol~lr. Richard Croker has forwarded £500 unteer Uniform made of Dripsey Tweed. to Mr. Redmond for the Irish Volunters, The Prizes will be awarded to the Volunand has offered his residence at Sandyfcrd, teers whose photographs are considered Co. Dublin, áas a nursing home for wounthe smartest. To the Tailor of the First ded Volunteers should the necessity for Prize Wina er and the Salem an ,who sold such home arise. He is also prepared to the material £1 each will be awarded. go to the United States with the object of I The date for sending in 'Photos will be inf uencing wealthy Americans to give duly announced. fin a ncial support to the Volunteer movement.

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'Yexford, Newry, Listowe~T!d several other Companies have '~n He,"c1:jua:tel'S congratulating the Dublin Fi:l~}l1a' on the part they played in the g';n rl1l!r.in6 coup on July 2C'h.

TR!\L ....:I:';(~ DEPOT \ FIAN)TA HALL, 3± C.DIDEN sn~EET.

Large J1Um])8rs of recruits continue to ~ . h t at the 'h JOIn th e 1" _' lan~a e\'ery nlg eo. dIRISH ""ATlONAL GUARD. quarters of this half company. It is now an absolute certainty that there will be a SOUTH CO. GAL'VA.Y BATT.-\LrG-:'\S. 1.

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f~ll Company in this hall in a ~ery. short The members of the Irish National tune-s-it 15 only a matter of examination of I Guard in South County Galway and all recruits-s-and, tbese examinations will be interested are invited to attend a meeting held for these every month. APPliC. ation in Loughrea at the Guard Hail, Temper, .. hcs a.ready been made to th e Military ance Hall, on Sunday, the LGth inst.

Council for the appontrnent of a Lieutcn- The chair will be taken by the bonorary ant, and it now seems that two such ap-I President. Full particulars from R A poi ntments are necessary. The Half Com- Wilson, Organising Secretary. Dunke llin pany, as always, meets every Monday and I street, Loughrea,

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I generous culture, WIth an Ir ish msp.. , provisionally fixed s the date of t ¥. e .Ald-, the Ard-I' hei s IS III :-:esslOn) the. sup reme . ration. It has classical r nd modern "ides.

Fhe i s. Th~ fol1owáng. order W~$ instruc-I governing body of the orgnnisation.

Tbe ~ and -specinljs~_s jn_ \)'.":1 ,ácce. te~ch'~~ of I ted '~to he Issued to ad companies of the Ard.Chosde shall n.eet :.t 1.e~st once every TIlE FIAXSA HA:\"DBOOK. Il~I\~~I;".ges. Ib .sJ:\~m :tPJX!al~ fo the lm.' ors anisation. grn._.t~on and a~njs ~~ (1eyelop:~g the best e three months. Each mem cer of the Ard . ,_ . " that Ii In the individual, Pupils are pre, Ch . l' ., . '~e have rust received a. copy of the j r - th--- U "'" d' . i I "RETAIL l'idCES OF FOOD. oisde shall !:,e,ong to J. berra-fide Slu3gh... ' ' . , par", lOr. e 11.\"ersHY <:~ fat' Profession !I Each Sluazh shal) .

I . 't Fi.anna Handbook for rev.ew.

The boo" al prelirninary exammanons recent !;l1C. lJa~. . p-3) a ev) áOJ. wopence " _.. ,..,' J o .¥ ~~ 'f-r" I [n order to prevent d.shonest increases .

-h. , ,.. , -_ .' contains about 1RO pages full of the most cesses me uding m ..Je,~en. ~a ¥¥ l~u.a.lon" , . ., .. pel men'vel per C::\l~rk, to tne Al dOhoisde 1 . ... ..' . . . . _ and three scholarships. Commercial subIn the ,pnces 01 food, especially rn the on applic-tion. Tl:lE: Arcl-Cho!sde shall ap-_I us~fu. ~n!~,n]a"On on military subjects. jects and Manual ~raining. ha,v~ their poorer districts 'of the towns and cities of point 0- approve ~, t" ¥ . t ,.} It IS \\'ell illusli'aied, and neath printed on I proper place.

Special attent on IS given ,j _ ¥ ,.: _ '''" "v' ne apporntment 01 I ie . .,_:' .. to the Preparatory and Elementary classes.

Irelu nd, the Central COllDC I of the a- chief officer of :'c\'ery Sillagh, and shall an antique paper. Ihe pr.ce of the hook ST. ENDA'S has a high reputation for its tional Boy. and ,r.home-like arr anaements. . . Scouts orders. . every sc.out. .. to have the power ,. ..')f dácpcse or re d uce suc h Wlt11 stiff paper co.ver IS Is. nett; .. cloth COlllfo.rtable . , =. prepare .:J. list of the provrsion shops III hIS fficer heir xi . boards 2s Gd : postage 3d. It IS Issued I'he College stand, on 00 acres of beautiful 0 ICClS at t err urscretion. Annual reports ' , .' .. gronnds.

Five Entrance Scholarships, district, notmg the retail pnces of the [01. of the wcrkinrr of the Ard-Choisde shall by the Central Counc.l of the Irish Na- including one of £3-3 and four of £15 a I, towing articles of food: Flour, per stone; be forwarded "'t o th It I ea-st..;tional Bov Scouts, and is published by .vear in first n ... e' SJ'nal.<Yleat . ,.. a,l'e offered for competition . ~, I bacon per lb. butter per lb : euo-s per. _ ,. '" . .

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Drill Sergeaánt for Bawn "" Co. Monaghan LX,". Corps. Reply stating testimonials and salary to the uná dersigned secretary-James Coyle, Corgreagh, Sherco-ck, Co. :\Ionagban.

ANTED-Badges, \>Ieqals, Buttons, Drums, Flags, Pikes, or anything belonging to Irish Volunteers or Yeomanry of 1770 to 1780. periods.

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The 1>o)"s of this half companp spent a \'erj enjoyab)e camp a.t the Three Rock :\fountaill lastin<Y from Saturday 1st Ali'0.' "llst to Tnesdav 4th those on holida\'s b , ." " remaining out for the week.

Bovs desir. ons of knowinrr ,,'hat camp life c~n shoá".. . in the matter bof enjoyment Should join immediotely and find out. V'eekáend camps . Win. be enare alreadv arran"ed. Recru.ts All Coisdi Ceanntair sh~lJ . submit their rolled on ;londay "'and Thursday nights at rules for approl'al to the Ard-Cho:sde. a.bove address at 8.15 p.m.

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A Coisde Ceanntair -shall be composed of the chief offiCer (or bis deputy) ~nd secretary 11'0111 each locaál Slungh.

Coisdi. Ceanntair shall appoint the leaders an~ hIgher offlc::s for th~ s:~aight~ under theIr control. rhe e:<:amtn:1tlOns 1fl first, d d"d 1 .. ' sec01~ aán tU11' c.ass f lanp.:J. tests shall d] e carrie oat clnC er the sllpervision of the Coisdi Oe3.t1[!i"1ir. Meetings of Ccisd; áCeanntair sha:l be held at least once a month. A COlsde Ceanntalr shall be entitled to one deleo-ate to the ArdáFheis der

gramme: 8.15 p.m, roU caU and inspecá tion; 8.30 p.m, 'squad and company drill, signalling, single.stick drill.

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Is yj. a,ld aciverti:sement.

Roe M~Mahon, DUBLIN.

The following order has heen issuedCOMP.á\:'\Y- C (RIGHT HALF).

"Special parade and concentration march.

-All Comp<llnies of the 1st Dublin BaUaTRAINI.NG DEPOT: HARDWICKE lion will parade at their tTaining ~epots STREET. at 8 p.rn on Wednesday, A1lg~t.stl:.!tli, a-nd march to Befesfortl place. reporting to the The members of this half company enBattalion Commander at V p.m, and await. camped n.t Old Bawn, Tallaght, from Auá ing further instrtlcfons.

Po}' order of the gust 1st to August 4th, and enjoyed them\Iilitary Counci1." selves thoroughly. The. large numbers of recruits who have lately 60ined continue to make steady and increasing progres, '\'ORD STICK fol' Sale; good CODdi'l under Leader P. Houlihan, assisted by , tion, reasonab!e offer accepted. Reply Corporal Seao-han Burke. The question to Box 1503 thi, office. '" of securing convenient grounds for trainIr ~ ing the recruits in extended: o,def drill and skirmishing is engaging the attention BANDOLIERS-WO Brown Leather of the corbmanding officer. Oná Thmsday, Bandoliers, witn five pockets, 2s Gd., post paid. Also quantity of Ladies and 6th inst, -the training depot was ,'isited áby Countess de ?I[arkievicz, who congratula', Gents' Cycles f:'om His. Oall or .writeted -the boys on their progress in numbers \V. ,OULLEN. 53 Lowáer O'Connell St., and efficiency.

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