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... wine), by Mr. W. Williams, nut( which was as follows --•• That the clergy and ',Mister:4.4 all denominations r“piested to unite with the inhaliitint. in forming. a eommittee of gentlemen to aid in reflecting sub.rript ants :h:1 114,1111,h it. 11101 tor ...
... will give you one example in overland T^tatio,, teen years ago there were no organised trans- y or Express Companies in the United States, f on bo a commercial necessity, and one was ^^ern,a 8ma» scale; the packages all being carried jho CaJ^0nt!.s in a ...
... 5th, reports having been boarded on the 5th November, in lat. 17. 9 N, long. 59. 1 W, by an armed screw steamer, showing the United States flag. The officer who came on board stated her name to be the Montgomery four months from Havana. CONVICTION OF AGNES ...
... THE HAVERFORDWEST AND MILFORD HAVEN TELEGRAPH JAN. 22. 1862 sedresa, and which the United Static Government cannot undertake to justify. That the warning was needed, is proved not only by the seizure of Messrs. Zschsrle and Rosen, from a British vessel ...
... foreigners, and two among them Irishmen—perhaps from Galway or Toms—L.4a Record. THE IMPORTS AND RECEIPTS For. 1861.— During the year ended 31st December, 1061, the quantities of tea token out of the bonded wureliouars of the United Kingdom amounted, within ...
... Galway Lompeny an cram• pie of the feet that nothing could be proposed for the advantage for Ireland without bringing forward Irishmen to defeat it if they could. If, he said, a man got on in England his neighbour. endedvoured by fair competition to overtake ...
... circumstances. lletween ourselves there a neither better nor worse in the matter. Soc. I don't undentand. Is not a free and united Icily bat for England, a commercial and as a free country. 'We, at Athens, wird to try mod spread democracy Just .as the Spartans ...
... brigadier general. An enthusiastic ovation was given to himat Washington, on which occasion he made a speech telling the Irishmen to complete their work in America, and that when it was over they would make an opportunity for themselves elsewhere. Archbishop ...
... she., thick-set matt, armed with a piece of park roiling, knocked down cis of the Irishmen in succemion, receiving in return a severe wound •sti the forehead. As the Irishmen were beaten from the mound the people below seized upon those who had made thenteelves ...
... Ile believed that mimes. could only be obtained through the emancipstion of the elev., as, without a tire in their rear, a united people could not be conquered. The pita.latuathw. he cc:intuited, was a herald of peace, and emoncipation the best general ...
... they were ackpolledlows and playmates of Lord Cmtlerea^b, who Inducted them into, and, in fact, seduced them toiricome United Irishmen. He was one himself. I have seen his signature In the book of members which wag chown me at Belfast sonawhere about 1823 ...
... concluded by her Majesty with the President of the United Stable for the more effectual suppression of tie slave trade ; ,tmd her Majesty trusts that the honourable 00. . operation of the Government of the United States will materially assist her Majesty in ...