... todiscover ta the hair wrenched on ite face, wil torn from plive! the face and hands The gir WEALTH OF THE UNITED STA’ The wealth of tho United States is increasing with fabulous strides, It has quadrupled since 1950, and doubled since 1370, In 1350 the ...

... x ae tee Pee formity. ples of guilty, with » reservation to the of The Irishmen It was also resolved that there in generally stisfied with had pot done what they were/are Wiley, and o resolved th Se results of the the charged with, In beth cases the/Quinn ...

... hon. geatleman, who is in excelient health, received a host of letters and telograms coming from admirers, not only in the United Kingdom, but the Continent, the Colonies, and America. \'aluable presents, too, have been received from well-wishers in all ...

... the year 1885. They now seek to accentuate social distinctions, to substitute fonr weak nationalities for the one powerful United Kingdom. We protest against proposal which wonld lie fatal the best interests of our country. stand in the ancient ways of ...

... the River Leven at Dumbarion, and presently lying empty. to Prorssson — Professor Geikie, of the Geological Survey of the United Kingdom, has been appointed & member of the Iu.perial Leopold and Caroline German Academy ot Naturalists in Halle. Free Church ...

... individuals, and the mere fact of their election will give them no more power to carry out these views than if they remained units of the electorate. We may be told they will have to consider Bill.; sent down from Parliament. Town Councils have had to do ...

... surely one man saying that one Irishman quarrel was about’ Nicholson—Well, it began by denied with the result that three Irishmen of him and ve him thrashing. the quem Asscssor—Then, of us got took to the “ nick.” it took three Irish: ) men to is did ...

... oompared with last year. Of that sum 7id Was ooileeted the Church of Scotland, £962 3s 2d by tbe Free Church, £34 by the United Presbyterian Ohtirch, and £67 lid other denominations. Thk Wbathsu, —On Saturday evening a tele, gram was received Dundee ...

... matters, and for persuade the electors not what the plans may be which Mr out s proposal eo mainteined that the fate of the United Kingdom ‘could it be on the creation of Connells for Ire. land, Scotland, and Wales, even though that sboald in- wolve the ...

... for a new Irish can hardly be imagined. Nor could there be a worse excuse for e new British conquest of than to plead that Irishmen would not be satisfied with @ monster Connell after it had been offered them. For our own parts, we do sot in the least believe ...

... city. He said he did not think that at any period of their country’s history there was a time when the hearts of Irishmen were more united and deter- mined to attain the object that was proposed to them. But he took this o} of speaking to the young men ...

... reared and sent by expatriated Irishmen. ig aand comes from a foreign soil, nvestthousands of fir ilsof lenad and ocean. Mih wentmc m more urofitably hare enriched Ireland herself with dthe energy of her sons, and the United Kingdomb i e the home trade we ...