Fire of the most spectacular out
Aks of the sixteenth century was
Tied by Silken Thomas (Sir Thomas)
Gerald, a daring young noble
Who, upon hearing that his father
Had been beheaded in the Tower of
London, raised a large army and
Rched to the gales of Dublin, where
He was admitted by the intimidated
Citizens. Shortly afterward, however
When he endeavored to leave the city,
He found the gates locked. He made
His escape, carrying with him some of
The children of the city, and with these
S hostages he managed to secure the
Release of all his followers. Subsequently, this rebellion was quelled and
The leaders were executed at Tyburn in
All
It was more than 100 years after
The death of Sir Thomas that a conspiracy to seize Dublin Castle was
Received by Owen Connolly on the day
General Obregon and His Handsome Bride
General Obregon and his bride, Kenora Maria Tapis de Ohregon, who
Were married early this month. Obregon is one of the most trusted advisers
Of General Carranza, having been appointed by him as Minister of War of
Mexico. Obregon lost his right arm in one of his battles with Villa.
Before the attempt was to have been made, this was turning the rebellion of 1641, and it was Connolly's information which stated Dublin for the King Cromwell, James II. and William III. in turn visited Dublin with armed forces.
Another British Parliament.  Another FitzRerald loomed up as a factor in Irish unrest about the time of the French Revolution. He was Lord Edward Fitzgerald, a leader of the United Irishmen who had received his. 