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... 1890. Tax new year opens with an excellent pronike 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 increased, and to-day we find the ...
... achieved crowning work of your illustrious cent career justice, freedom, and reform, aad the growing demand for sell governed united mplre. The Abercaroe Liberals, in long telegram trusted that Mr. Gladstone might spared to achieve purpose which had devoted ...
... city. He said he did not think that at any period of their count ty's history there was a time when the hearts of Irishmen were more united and determined to attain the object that was proposed to them. But he took this opportunity of speaking .in the young ...
... - BLACKBALLING IRISHMEN. A Montreal telegriim im aims f e unit on Igen caused in eiety here by the blackballing of four prominent eifisene foe inemt erehip of a fashionable club on the ground, it is believed, of their being Irishmen. EI'IDENIIC IN NEW ...
... would 6nd English, Irish and Scotch people leading the trade and industries of the whole world. So long then as they kept united so long would they be strong (cheers). They had colonies in different parts of the world, and it bad always been a principle ...
... would be an error to semen that the Irish an popular is England they are the reverse. This, be goes on to areas, Is doe to Irishmen comics over bore and riompetieg with Englishmen for labour. Home-rele, being ea, is far more popular ia those parts ...
... statesmen ridiculed wants grievances talking of means forces it exert it instinct tor cqueville conclusively of institutions United that of country to it the smallest local the State Government scope showing self-reliance Deeply with conviction I end Parliament ...
... WELSH CUP TIES.— THIRD ROUND. WBEXHAM V. HABTFOBD AND DAVENHAM UNITED. Played on the Racecourse, resulting in a win for tbe home team by 2 goals to 1. BANGOB Y. PORTMADOC. Played at Bangor on Saturday. The visitors were outplayed from the very commencement ...
... British Empire, sod, bbereri.re, with the possible exception of New York. the third of the world. Tba 1889 wheat crop is the United States ea veld—wait* is tbreingbost the comets, betties,' twelve sod thirties bushels so sets. There woe Itiereeee ...
... colleagues, the members of the Government, for the manner in which they had redeemed their pledges to the electors of the United Kingdom made durinu 1888. After referring to lhe proress made in Belfast since he had first the honour of addressing a eneeting ...
... Schoolroom, Pontypool, on Friday evening at 8. There should be a large attendance of English and Welsh Liberals, us well as of Irishmen. home their presence was of little service. Con. Imitations have been held between the company's officials, owners, and managers ...
... attempts to break op the Imperial Parharvest and restore the heptarchv. This began with the conspiracy of Irishmen whose hostility to the United Empire was openly avowed. That Sootland or Wales shculd be excited to imitste this mixture of Faroellite insincer ...