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... minister of the Free Church if instrumental music were sanctioned. Tue Lord Mayor of London yesterday received s deputation of Irishmen, who urged that he should give his sanction to a Mansion-House Fund for the relief of distress in Ireland, but his Lordship ...
... necessity be struck off the list and given to larger towns in Great Britain which at present have no direct representation. The Irishmen will make it hot for the Government in the House of Commons. That they will, and not for the first time either ; but a Government ...
... quarter ending March, 51,005 emimints left the different ports of the United Kingdom—nearly 13,000 fewer than for the corresponding quarter of 18112. The bulk of them went to the United States. THE system of Grand Committees was inaugurated yesterday, when ...
... assassinated! asked Dr Webb, and in reply there came what might he called Carey's creed. Mr Forster de,er.ml nogreat lore from Irishmen, and he (James Carey) would not cry if he was assassinated. He would not like to see him go to heaven for all that. You would ...
... opinions on the circular. And this they did with wonderful show of independence. First came Mr Maya', M.P., who saked— Were Irishmen to be snubbed and affronted because they adopted a particular form of admira- ti o n of Mr extr aordinary talen would t ...
... say that I am not the nominee of any party or clique, but I am proud to say I am the selected candidate of the Peterberocigh United Liberal Association. I do not know whether I am trammelled by many pledges, but my opponent says he intends to enter Podiamerit ...
... to the homror and pity of the world. It is quite probable, though there are no statistics, that more children died in the United Kingdom still-born on Saturday than died in that staircase shambles. Vast, unending, inexplicable waste of life, never utilised ...
... Crimea Act remade/ in force ; nor can we expect them to be contented with our rule while we deny them the rights of free men. Irishmen look abroad, and what do they find ? In all the great Colonies the people manage their own affairs. In the Dominion, in Australia ...
... twenty hate the deceased wife's sister ; the United Presbyterians dote on herpresumably at least. She goes to the House of Lords. The Episcopalians pray to Heaven that she may be turned out, and the United Presby terians, if they remember her in their ...
... Anglo-Saxon power and make it practically invulnerable. With America we need not reckon, but if the Anglo-Saxon race in the United States were to to join the league, even without sacrificing any of its own internal interests, the union of power would be ...
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... condition of the relative parties who shall era long claim the suffrages of the electors. I presume I may safely assume that united Liberalism, take the country all over, is the dominant force, and, so long as it keeps active and does net fall into a condition ...