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... have voiced what is absolutely true. On this question we have a united Ireland. There is no doubt about that. It is not a question of politics or religion or anything of the kind. Irishmen all over the country will take what has been said to-day as their ...
... the city, which bad become some time ago, and still remained, the third city for revenue in the United Kingdom. The figures for customs and inland united were £3,361,797. (Hear, hear.) Building went on apace. There had been added to the city 43 new ...
... formed I their determination to oppose his measures. They were well aware of his indomitable courage and a sturdy oill, but units forgot that however cold and e distant in habit there was often found under that in frigid exterior a wvarmth of heart anld ...
... whieh was sus- spected of carrying contraband arms and other war stores for the Cbilian insurgents, has been captured by the United States authorities o6l San Pedro, California, and has been towed into harbour. No arms or otber munitions were found, but ...
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... republic of the United States would not have eisted. Britons ought not to be afraid of spreading themselvhs over the greater Britain, which was their lietutage, and the federation of which ,would draw maore closely the bonds that united the empire. Hie ...
... due to fur. Thomas Lea, who, since he was returned as the member for an Ulster coostitueUcy, had been a faithful servaut of Irishmen, (Xpplause.) Hle hoped he would long occupy the position he at present held in the temperauce question, and that he would ...
... ;ospairse cougrogatiohe. .0 TUE ConOnnB.\OEnvai.-Dr. D. G. F. M~acdontald, ] LnowY staying at Easthoulrne, ?? rumour 1l that Irishmen in A merica are collecting Colorado l .beetles for exportation to E3ngland need not create such int~ense aiarma, because ...
... Legislatures and two Executives, and gave the i United Provinces one Executive responsible to their united legislature. The proposal of the Government of Ireland Bill reverse; this process, and breaks up the United Parliament and Executive into two separate ...
... lliechioery and applianrres, ei ten * ?? ;ill he or the moet satisfactiory ?? riptiior, r Jl will ue fund ?? to ally in rte United lirrgder f ceolruiny aunu uI.Iulness. tther liortiors or the coils .rlys propelrty, whoro your direcore havo reason t , think ...
... o in overthrow and destroy the system of united eds- , cation in Ireland. He thought it was becoming in ; them, who had derived from the Qaeen's University . advantages that they earnestly wished all Irishmen fully to avail themselves of, to come forward ...
... case of the very poor dis- tricts. it wivs the frout, as stated by a previoui witness that there was a disinciination arnong Irishmen and Irish women rdaigst ?? 01 mechaninmal work, ard that they desired genteel or bead work Itt all cost. It wvould be founil ...