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... which is the f oundation of ali freedom-the right of self- oVeznMeDt, the mo1agement of Irish affairs in K Ireland, and by Irishmen. . , . . In Earl Russell's letter to you he appears to justify the proposal of four Parliaments or Assemblies in Ire- land ...
... per cent (hedive).. Peruvian 6 per cent. (1870) ?? Russian 5 per oent. (18ro) - Spsnish SVer cent. Turish 5 per ceat. (1V`5) United States 5-20' (18M7 . Do, do. 10-.o__s YMLANSOM Anglo-Amerlcan Telegraphfta,. Groat Western ! Canada ?? ?? Atlansic & Great ...
... 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 ...
... successful in getting what they wanted in the wayociprivate legislation. They were. therefore, not so much in need of sympathy us Irishmen. Mr. 13Boon consented to drop from his resoln- tien. the last demise With reference to thle prepara.- tion of a bill. The ...
... institutions. IANow, everything that shakes this, every cry for any rule but that of the Queen, Lords, and Comunons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; every Act of ?? passed for temporary purposes exclusively for Ireland on principles ...
... appeal should be published, and it was agreed to print large bills, and have them posted throughout the principal towns of the United Kingdom. [The remaining business wvas of a private nature. ATTEMPT TO B.LOW UP TRJE STATUER OF THtE PRLNYCE CONSORT IN DUBLIN ...
... gave the rebuff to M1r. Gladptone when he was recklessly pursuing a policy of spoliation and Ultramontanism. ?(Applause.) As Irishmen they ought to be proud and pleased that a distinguishud oountroman of theirown presided over them, and that whatever follies ...
... could be formed, it would meet with the . support of the Irish gentlemen who were then Dre- , sent, and, he believed, of Irishmen generally. (Hear, BE hear.) Letters were read from Mr. Russell, M.D., and .d 4r. :nnmi, M.P.? expressing regret at their ...
... with- out saving a single ear of grain or a single load of hay, there was a healthy lesson taught by a body of Orangemen uniting for a good purpose. The readiness with which the call for aid was re- sponded to showed in itself the power of Orange. ism ...
... dearness of earthenware of all kinds. ,I hope to see these two nations walking hand in hand, and in a career of prosperity, and united by a bond cemented bv commercial intercourse, which no wretched quarrels. and no diplomatising will ever uproot. (Loud cheers ...
... Spanish West v, Indies, 189 8 per cent. to the United States of at Colombia, 52 2 per cent. to British India, 83-0 Ie per cent. to Italy, 24-S per cent. to Australia. On ,I the other hand, the exports to the United States bu of America exhibit a decrease of ...
... Strett. 4 Ii a ?? Assistants' Association, Dublin- Hn3T loi frort, 159, Capel Street. Lelourers, United, Society, Tralee-M. Fitz- cii 1 3 ct-re.n United. of Ireland, Dublin Branch- ' 'i.L ...