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... us in our sports, and learning more of thne people of this part of the country, but I hope. Ithe day is far distant when Irishmen will cease to. appreciate a noble sportsman no mautter in what I colours be may ride. (Applause.) I believe I re-echo the ...
... correspondent says :-I hear thnt T. J. Lipton has sent a challenge tio 'Colorel White offering, for £500 a-side, to match fifty Irishmen agabinst fifty HighLauders. and, as lie puts it, knock them into fits. at an athletic gathering to he held in Dnblin. ...
... introduce to you Sir Stafford North-cote, the distinguished Presi- dent of the Association of Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom, and the delegates who are present here to-day. (Applause.) You are doubtless aware that -the association over which ...
... rivals do not by any means look upon these schools as patent short-cuts to prosperity. They feel that the com- petition odfthe United Kingdom in every depart. ment of industry not only almost shuts them out of neutral markets, as they think, but greatly hinders ...
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... case was not covered by the Govern ment, while it would have been met by the amend ment. Mr. CLANYCY said that nearly all Irishmen would agree that these restrictions were unneces- sary. At the same time tbley were prepared to go a certain length in order ...
... andi Oite oxias to the ciir- cuinsltanceev~ ?? tile viipositiotv ,f t1e a attr ILcItvC-i ilv 1285. whlich thiey were all united iii con- deiviiug ais exztra irdini-ry and mi010-v ILI 18g5 thviy Iriivvld all v-enienxber that tlher - eats a grieet mer ...
... that tie North of Ireland should not be isolated from1 England in the slightest manner, but that they should be more closely united to the sister country if possible. They believed that Ballymena was the nearest important post office to the English port ...
... of iguorance; for, last year, at the com- petitive examnination in science at Kensington, opea without distinctioni to the United Kingdom, I reland carried off Gu per cent o.f the prizes. The I admt5iitration ty local authorities is as well con- deu'sced ...
... of the position of Canada relatively with the United States, and that of England relatively to the rest of the world. The Canadians had utterly failed to obtain any. thing like reciprocity from the United States, He then quoted from returns to show that ...
... impossible to hope for among lrishmac, do Most of us have heardl the famous earcaesm upon our Ia :nation- Wherever three Irishmen are met, the tI , drat will always be ready to put the second on the fa lspit, and the third to turn him-(laughter)-aend ...