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... Quebrada, 3. 34; Panulcillo Copper, J 14; Pestarena United Gold,; ?? Port Phillip, a 6, lo Tinto, 1 dis 0j . is; Russia Copper, 2i 24; Scottish-Australian, 14 1g; St. John del Rey (stock), 240 r250; United Mjexican, 3' 34; and Vancouver Coal, 13, 23 prom ...
... reply'to'a com- munication from. the Association 'regarding that lay getting her works printed and bound in Scotland To the United Trades' Association of Datumn. Convent of Peer Clares Kenmasre, Co. Kerry,' I October iii,1i873 GEN'TLMEN-I have read year ...
... the same time, it is essential that we should not mistake either the nature or the extent of this agree- mient. What most Irishmen are agreed in recog- nising is the short-sighted rapacity and incapacity whichcharactorise the presentadministratioa of their ...
... or any of my supporters, tending to cast a slight upon the clergy-of any denomination, I was opposed and defeated by the united strength of the priests of Longford, but I believed then, as I believe now, that their antagonism to me arose from personal ...
... the Emperor of Russia as the liberator of the serfs, she kept in her prisons af few r poor Irishmen to be revenged on Ireland, the only cause of these Irishmen being incnrcerated being that they loved their country well but not wisely. In this city, which ...
... settled in the New World Bii t, Sir, is there not a way to make the sueoeis of Irisbmen abroad contribute to the Rucaess of Irishmen at home ? May not trade relations spring up between brothers 7 I think this a very great question. When I say to the manuann- ...
... account. The American order' is in everv way calculated to reflect honour on our native pro- ducers, and to show how much Irishmen in fair competition could accomplish in the very highest branches of skilled labour, and we were glad to perceive on our ...
... formed I their determination to oppose his measures. They were well aware of his indomitable courage and a sturdy oill, but units forgot that however cold and e distant in habit there was often found under that in frigid exterior a wvarmth of heart anld ...
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... 100dols., Ea1 paid .p. e. -. 44A Russlan-1870, 6 per cent. 97 . b7 Rnsslaa-1872, 5 per cont. ?? 981 - United Statea Bends, 5.20, 18v2, S per Cent. .. United States Bonds 5.20, 18A, 6 per cent. 951 Uuited States Bonds, 5-20, 1867, 9 perr cent. -951* j 9581 ...
... good number of the Dublin shareholders present at the meet. ing. They were a very numerous and influential body, and might unite to prevent the bringing ferward of rival schemes, which really were not wanted. Everyone knew what mischief might be done by ...