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... speakers, stating indispowition as the reason of his non-attendance. In his letter he recommended the 1 and openttions of the United Kingilmn Alliance 1 for the imppri seion of the liquor traffic, to the ettention and I support of the friends of temperance ...
... the Itities of was ramped, and levied the whole evoill.* The bock, N111111.P to be Wl'. Wale' kteni nasureis; - alio who - Irishmen mei 1111aimbsisfed, gay desired an impartial of law; Xs: Lowe, who seabed editing &tiros to the of agricultural limOsett ...
... fluctuation of commerce. 1 Seventy or seventy-five per cent. of the labouring l ' classes of Liverpool were Irishmen or the children of 1 Irishmen. It bad been said that poverty was the parent of crime. He did not believe it; but he believed that, as regarded ...
... bilk On the motion of the uis of Westmeath, it was:agreed to lay upon the ta ble certain papers respecting the conviction of Irishmen for an assault upon a girl *ho had become a convert to Protestantism. The Colonial Navy Defeitola Bill was read a second ...
... places, that one must look to some one definite and peculiar source of such offeoces, committed by Englishmen, Scotchmen, and Irishmen alike, though among populations ddering widely from each other. Uniform effects indicate a uniform cause. I will not believe ...
... was about twenty-two years of age, unmarried, a native of Prince Edward's Island, and bad recently been discharged from the United States navy.— )(corning Star, Aug. 17. AND Arraorr TO Comorr Stocma.—At the Liverpool Polioe Court, August 22nd, Edward Bull ...
... head and say that they had taken a retrograde movement and commenced granting licenses. (Hear, hear.) The Rev. W. EDWARDS (United Methodist Free Church) said he felt it was due to his brethren who were absent to explain that many of them were circumstanced ...
... THE NORTHERN DAILY EXPRESS AND THE ALLIANCE. (From Ma Noqh•rn Daily Expre,s, Oct. 23th, 1865.) Tun United Kingdom Alliance has exhibited the truly British quality of not knowing when it is bmiten. Three months ago its opponents were jubilant over its ...
... lucky man, and the crown of Greece was not the only one offered to him. By the Treaty of 1815, Belgium and Holland had been united under one monarchy. In 1830, when Leopold refused the Crown of Greece, there was a revolution in Belgium against the sovereignty ...
... call upon the European and declare to him the life of sin he was le ading, and finally ended his harangue by desiring him to unite himself to the female in holy wedlock; the European asked for a day's re,pite to consider the momentous question, and the nextaday ...
... Committee) wrote :- 0 • glance be. been sufficient to mite my edmhstion. Sold by B. W. Partridge and Co.. 0. Pedometer Row; /be United Kingdom Alliance, 44 John Dalton-Waist, Illsuchudir, and 52. Pimeetutrest, Loudon. Special by tbs Authors where ars &sired ...
... Mow it Is _ worse than other places. Then an tont whi h. tte . worse, but this is going es throughout the Isith and of the United Kingdom, and it aßoftd to no believe the principal reason is that our statesmen had that this dd li k.aulline is a grand method ...