... consialtation regarding their future joint • . Both parties at Tabriz are re to be preparing for battle. The total revenue of the United Kingdoes for the qoarter ending December 31st was £33,255.727. which shows • net decreme of £610,1221, compared with the ...

... countries into the United Kingdom in 1907 number ,065, as compared with 561,215 in the preceding year, the import in 1907 being the lowest reached since 1902. This decline in number has taken place in the exports both from the United • States and Canada—the ...

... European orators to-day, and that the average platform ability in this country is distinctly below that Russia. Even in the United Kingdom, he gives England the lowest place. The Irish are much the most eloquent of the English speaking nations; and Mr. ...

... probably haw dot wiriest the funds subscribed in Alostilli and Amtralia ' for the maintenance of the parry in Parliament. the United would be on the high visits The Irish peasant, wire, thew& the operarim; of Mr. Wyndbenee Ant if INS, is n ow the possessor ...

... FRIDAY. .TANTTABY 1. 1909. U.I.L AT LOUGHGIEL Fine New Hail Opened: Inspiriting Proceedings. Under the auspices the Branch the United Irish League interesting event the history National progress in tho locality took place Sunday, when the very commodious and ...

... 'trial' he Indignantly repudiated the ouggeed= that he wad i member of the United Irish League. It is time that we lad done trusting Runtish Partin , . and thebonight-up Irishmen who are t w r = in the Beglish interest • A packet of Edwards'— • • • rich ...

... give the a better chance COMBATING MITES LICE Dealing with lice so frequently found poultry houses that are properly cleaned United Department Agriculture out the following: — are several varieties lice that attack poultry They subsist mainly the feathers ...

... thoughts about his fellow-countrymen were ever flashing across his mind, and oven while was in Flanders he met with number Irishmen, for the and noblest in Ireland sought asylum abroad, and nowhere were they warmly welcomed as at the hospitable Court Brussels ...

... bring a second France about our ears, one thing, after God, alone will save us, namely, a strong front and a bold front and united action with our friends and champions, the Irish Party. Wrapped round the cause of Irish self-governmenf is most undoubtedly ...

... on international arbitration. Who are the most eloquent orators? Mr. l Strad. in the January Windsor, awards the palm to Irishmen, although some have been Scotchmen, of whom the names of Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Balfour, and Lord Rosebery at once recur. Mr ...

... particular of en- attendance the various Bible ! in the borough and the spirit of unity co-operation by organising united services and united action on Church During the evening Rev J BD Vicar of St George’s ! s on “Some probable effects of aliment and ...

... chose tho latter, with tho result that, during the whole year, tho government of largo part of Ireland was in the hands of the United Irish League. Clinging with miserable fidelity to the fetish the “ordinary laJ. Mr. Birrell allowed crime and disorder to ...