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... is a party now in England and Scotland every day becoming more numerous and united, who are most anxious for the good government of Ireland, and if all honest Irishmen will unite with them and me, I cannot doubt that the future of your country will some ...
... let the job to Cox refused to employ him 50 because his “mate” was working there. 22s at first, saying that he didn't like Irishmen ; bu t, on my wisbiog him to do so, he placed Barnett at the pump. On the Saturday night Pgs and he also paid him on the ...
... portion of her cargo, which are intended solely for immediate shipmelt to the I United! States of America. Titese large arrivals of French manufactures in transiul to the United Stites of America are as may be readily expedted, owing to the facilities now ...
... pleaded guilty, and was fined in the penalty of 405., and costs, and in default committed (or six weeksâ hard labour. Two Irishmen were examined the same day before W. Rigden, Esq., charged the master of the Farersham Union, with breaking windows in the ...
... repeal of the navigation laws, England had not only already been followed by reciprocal measures on the part of Sweden and the United States, but other powers were about to follow the example, while after a six months' experience of abolition we found that ...
... to monopoly ?” shouted littls fellow, bis free trod# parent took up the brandy-bottle. boy.” M Then give drink too.** Two Irishmen meeting one day, one of them inquired foe other If bad seen hla friend Pat Morphy lately, for, said be, has grown thin that ...
... advanced a luau from the Exeli..ipier of the United kinplion. Mr. Trelawny: A loan! What's a loan to Irelandrremark followed by cheering. Mr. M'Cullagh remonstrated against the insinuation that money lent to Irishmen, to save human life, was money lost. But ...
... I>KCMMUNH supported the motion, hut declared its object was nothing to what his party meant to hare. It would require the united powers of mystification of Mr.Bright and Mr. Disraeli to per. made the farmers that they were not distressed. They were dis ...
... but it one of tho.e victories which arc scarcely if anything less dntna!!- iii'. than defeat. A measuring-cast majority and unit a house of live hundred and twenty-five—that this is all that the industrious in of the ministry and their free trade conservative ...
... drouthy; and hence the enormous consumption of the natives, each Scot consuming as much ardent spirits yearly as every two Irishmen or every three Englishmen. The favourite potation of the latter is beer and stout, of which the consumption in England quite ...
... GRAND ENTERTAINMENT TO VISCOUNT GOUGH AT THE UNITED SERVICE CLUB. On Wednesday week the members of the United Service Club gave a magnificent entertainment to Viscount Gough, at their club house in Pall-mall, in celebration of that gallant veteran's return ...