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... to the party of obstruction, that, they will confess that in the ultimate resort', the insolent clamour of a handful of Irishmen, and their English supporters is stronger than any pressure that Parliament can bring to bear upon them. Our hope, on the ...
... Dossor Mr Oscar Troostwyk At the close of the programme hearty vote thanks wa-s given to performers on the motion the chairman UNITED KINGDOM TRAVELLERS’ ASSOCIATION business meeting of the above branch was held the Salisbury Hotel on Friday evening the president ...
... ports of the United Kingdom, -with cargoes only, increased from 45.t, millions of tons in 1880 to 53; millions of tons in 1886. Another noticeable fact which has been brought out in the recent statistics of the shipping tade of the United Kingdoma is the ...
... Munstar, who in te0i end becsuame pros~perous colaists, and n aomq inistances ?? Politicisns, began to seo~l 'there, rather in e United States, a aew :home. A litile later younger ons of the irish gentry, some of thera bred to the learned profes-a siobs, and ...
... the:, aet•vity, without moiling to be sure an .f earnest, Kent, six out of the remaining seven et their Grand Masters were Irishmen, and that in all pruhebility the seventh was also ot the same nationality. Were more of their ep-cial literatiire as clever ...
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... Great Britain also of the United lay in the same direction He Englishman proud of orious traditions institutions of his country all patriotism stinted indeed if it not embrace Britain beyond the seas refused to speak of the United foreign Power would urge ...
... Anglo-Saxon race, both in the British Empire and in the United States, has done for Christian civilization. . And it is precisely because he desires to see the British 'Fmpire on the one hand and the United States on the other unimpaired and unimpeded in their ...
... thought of Britain of the United States lay the direction was Englishman was of the glorious traditions and institutions of his country all patriotism would be indeed if it did not embrace Great Britain the seas refused speak of United States Power and would ...
... where Mr Parnell yet rebellion of which he is to be the leader being surely crushed the Executive Who but professional duped Irishmen would suffer such sham to glorified for a single week ? captain in hiding lieutenants from the scene of conflict talking ...
... by an opponent's knee. He was never able to resume his employment, and died on Saturday as stated. Fatal Qdabbel Between Irishmen. — In the course of a quarrel in a tavern at Fermoy, county Cork, on Saturday, a man named Conn era attacked William Geary ...
... foreigner’s duty) when imported into the United Kingdom, but this duty to cease as socon as that colony chooses to give British goods a five per cent. preference, (3.) Repeal the customs duties at present paid in the United Kingdom on tobacco, tes, coffee, cocos ...