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... National Lifeboat Institution to public support. The new year opens with an excellent promise of commercial prosperity for the United Kingdom. The upward tendency which characterised the beginning of the old year was not only amply maintained, but has actually ...
... endeavoured to show why Irishmen should be grateful to Mr. Gladstone. lie said Mr. Gladstone was probably the first of English statesmen who, since the Onion, had made • hearty effort to settle the Irish Question. They, as Irishmen, were proud of , their ...
... Liberal* until the year ICSS. Thoy to accentuate local distinctions, and »o substitute four w-*ak nationalities for one powerful United Kingdom. protest against proposal which would fatal to best interests of our country. We stand in the ancient ways of Liberalism ...
... made by Mr. Kennedy, the new Lord Mayor of Dublin, the occasion of his inauguration yeiterday. expresscl hope that Irishmen would all unite to achieve one small item —the government o! themselves.” Ami Bay all us— Unionists and Separatists alikethough we ...
... only portion of the United Kingdom to benefit therefrom. By finding employment for her labouring classes at home Ireland would be conferring benefit upon England, for this would relieve our congested labour market. In short, if Irishmen could find sufficient ...
... , cake, meat and oilier, which the guests enjoyed to their hearts' content. On the conclusion of the repot the children united in singing • Christmas carol, not, of course, in the moat correct time and Moe, but with a hearty spontaneity befitting the ...
... until the year ldbi They now seek to accentuate local distinctions to substitute four weak nationalities for one powerful United Kingdom. We against a proposal which wr.sJd be fatal to tbe best interests our country. We stand the ancivot ways of Liberalism ...
... to the liking of the Radical majority of Council. The trisk truants defence f mid has readied noarly The convictiuu of two Irishmen at the Liverprml Ain.. Met week for the offence of boycotting has destroyed the Separatist argument lb.t what was illegal ...
... Music Hall— advt 13— Primrose Ball THURSDAY JANUARY 2nd 1890 The opens with excellent promise of commercial prosperity for the United Kingdom The upward tendency characterised the beginning of old not only amply maintained but actually increased we find the ...
... the year 1885. They now seek to accentuate local distinctions, and to substitute four weak nationalities for ono powerful United Kingdom. We protest against a proposal which would bo fatal to the best interests our country. We stand in the ancient ways ...
... England won today. (Load applause.) But that would never be done that hateful policy of Ooerctoo(bear, bear)—but by uniting hearts Irishmen with Englishmen; it would be done enabling them to (eel that they regarded them brothers and sisters, sod this they ...
... Irishman, he resisted the temptation. Not so far away is the home of Mr. Parnell, which fact, perhaps, might be held by some Irishmen to give the district a stronger claim to veneration. At any rate, it is a beautiful region — this land of glens and rivulets ...