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From the Archives, 1900: The Sierra Nevada sinks near Portsea; 23 lost - Vimarsana News

From the Archives, 1900: The Sierra Nevada sinks near Portsea; 23 lost

In 1900, the ship Sierra Nevada bound from Liverpool to Melbourne, crashed upon the rocks near Portsea. The centre of the ship, like a mammoth shark’s fin, was visible above the breakers upon which the hull had been impaled.

The Bleeding Pen Bleeds on Senator Abraham Darius Dillon, In favor of the Progressive Class of Liberia; Presents Open letter of Enlightenment and Caution Senator Dillon - Vimarsana News

The Bleeding Pen Bleeds on Senator Abraham Darius Dillon, In favor of the Progressive Class of Liberia; Presents Open letter of Enlightenment and Caution Senator Dillon

The Bleeding Pen Bleeds on Senator Abraham Darius Dillon, In favor of the Progressive Class of Liberia; Presents Open letter of Enlightenment and Caution Senator Dillon The Bleeding Pen Bleeds on Senator Abraham Darius Dillon, In favor of the Progressive Class of Liberia; Presents Open letter of Enlightenment and Caution Senator Dillon Dear Senator: As my compliment to you is withheld herein, it saddens me wholeheartedly, by your wrongful assertion and misunderstanding of April 14, 1979 government provoked demonstration after the Progressive Class of Liberia (PAL/MOJA) initially planned peace...

Mountmellick men's stint in English prison for Independence struggle - Vimarsana News

Mountmellick men's stint in English prison for Independence struggle

Mountmellick men's stint in English prison for Independence struggle Reporter: ');  '); It was January 13th 1922 and despite the ominous ring of that dateline, a lucky day for the Irish in Pentonville prison. “You're free Paddy,” said a warder unsmilingly to each one and all 43 of them trooped out of their separate cells buoyant and happy. Among them were two Mountmellick men who need no local introduction - Dick McEvoy of Clonaheen and Willie Hibbitts who lived at St. Joseph's Tce, Mountmellick. This pair were together through thick and thin and their friendship grew stronger with the ...