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... determined to stand out, though perhaps a short strike of a week or two may take place in some districts. GREAT FLOODS IN THE UNITED STATES. HALF CINCINNATI UNDER WATER. A Dalziel's telegram ?? threatened overflow of the Ohio river and her tributaries has ...
... proposed d by Mr. Byrne, seconded by Councillor Tetlow, and d supported bv Mr. Flynn, who referred to the appeal d mae to Irishmen in England in 1885 to vote for the i arty which had been the hereditary oppressors of Ireland. There were many things done ...
... ng to ?? raIS an reeitso coupled withl shorts covering, and th nmarket closed h6m ndV to 235,0 poin 1tshier StoclcaIn the United Sal'es-Futnres, 32,000 bags. This day 17 7 16-15 1S75 Prey day .. 1V3 17-15 16-60 16- 1,5-65 |Prevt da 12-27 11-96 110y-Z10t665 ...
... milion in the share capital alone (ap- plauee). The bank now stood in asfinm, secure, and solid a Positiod as any bhak in the United Kingdon. They eaw the engagements it under- took, It was not so long ago since it financid the Cork Corporation stocks to ...
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... Chamber , of Commerce the establishment of a uniform rate of I penny postage to British India, the British Colonies, and 1 the United States of America; and that an aeknow- I ledgment of the same had been duly ?? following report was then read, showving in ...
... If this is not a merely conventional expression it holds out promise of some arrangement by which the nasst members may unite again for common olbects under cir- not forbidding Liberal associa- tion. The question of leadership has been a grave difficulty ...
... sterling, while in 13a8 its stock had increased to a £43,600,000. The figures ofthe United Stateswere still more remarkable. In 1873 the amouant of gold in the United States Treasury was £14,500,000: in 1889 it had risen to £60,700,C600 then irn the National ...
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... pariorm ?? ' lAilkenyV Cat opert after the perforrawce ,f ?? ave would ave a united Ireland ?? the return of the only mnai Ireland ever httd to succelss- fuily lead and unite tie people in a solid phalanx for sixteen yenrs. Another consoling spectacie ...
... Jo*rLna, the official me -per of the International Typegrapbical Union, oi hAmeria, entitled The Apprentice System ab T in t- e United States2' Fer ceavenieues the s Sp lid i money is trazieferad from dollars to sterling lasti- s hei mating the dollar at d4) ...
... fromi thet 'tUi~id states iii an exoiptionallj faiohiinblo positico. It providda that if a Ceuavintiesi agreed te *itlifthe United Statio 'tbedhtidse 'on flou 'and-Pork- from tO at c'difdty' should - h lower. thein from nay other sand also giv-s`' power ...