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... reason for believing that the effect cf the Trusty would be to break doers home manufactories and throw that bast• awes tate United States bands, we would madman that part of the Traity without hesitation. Bat we hays not ea yet sees good for believing that ...
... it is now subjected ; and, Whereas, the Treaty of 1834' between Greet Britain and the United States having been abrogated by • notice from the United States in lE45' , i 1 would be war teous aid deairable that the first steps towards dovisieg ...
... affords. As to the general contention of Mr. Disraeli that Irish. man have obtained a large hare I. the tiovernment of the United Kingdom sines the Union, the following are lbs fiat, that bear en it In the Minis. try of • All the Talents,' the only harloa ...
... published a letter in the Ka. bunny ✓unrnnr, wonting Intending emigrants against gouog to the United States, as thou. sends there are unemployed sad starving. it Irishmen will persist in entigratiog, let them, he says, go to Canada, rather than the Stater. The ...
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... the surf with the swimmers. The race will plass ea Friday. The cricket match at Dahlia was con. booed yesterday with the Irishmen at the wicket,. The latter finished their first innings with aeon of 47. The . cane, who made 71 yesterday, added 94 to the ...
... dent, Mr. Howland, w►o, in the course of • very seat istrodaotory said that he ►ad jest returned from an extended tour to the United Stales, and that he coma back very strongly Impressed with the idea WS it was qaite useless to disease the Treaty it stands ...
... believed Irishmen would win with the T, hod mostly aarriod Mh M o at Wimbledon by • majority of twenty pasta ever Eagland sad ixty. woo over Scotland, and were looked spa being inviseibte Notwithstanding the foot that rifle organizstions in United State ...
... Scotland together so closely In the past, gradually weakened and faded away, the various elemeate which unite and asimate alike Sootamen, Irishmen sad Englishmen in this city would become year by year closer and stronger, end work forever together for ...
... compassed to depose the Queen from the state, honor and Royal name of the Imperial Crown of the United Kingdom, and to levy war against the Queen in that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland. This felonious compassing was expressed in certain articles ...
... amber Jukes as with to the to the • not completed quotation United States' Constitution in so far regarded the ertablishment of the courts, urging that no analogy could be drawn between the United States Constitution and the British North America Act. He ...