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... evidently tunity for the expression of opinion, and to secure the a ease for patient consideration and long hesitation, for united co-operation of all parties interested. the work ',revised is easier to do than to undo. When once the straight line of embankment ...
... premises by expertane workturn. —Ad et. About 14,000 tekplimes, says the Powrsownic ltivtaw, had been introduced into the United .tatty op to the close of the year 1877, and the n oulufsettirers are receiving mime at th e of ,bet 1,0 0 a month. Num Foram ...
... look forward to the formation at no distant date of a greet central party which shall rouse a new political enthusiasm by uniting the moderns men of both sides to the exclusion of Ireland is improving. Tha reports presented at recent Assizes in that country ...
... of the public debt of the United States for October. I me that this &moue of debt daring the month amounted to uu less than 10,362,9118,82 dollars. From this it may . safely bearykued that the revival of trade in the United States of America is no myth ...
... capital to the amount of 1450,000,000 was invested in loans and ventures abroad. During 1878, the total coat of the poor in the United Kingdom was £15,500,000. The return for 1879 Lee not yet been published, but the total MUIII id expected to be nearer £17 ...
... 216, 190 of whom went to the United State* 22 to Canada. The Irish migrants numbeied 1693, of whom 1675 went to the Unit.' States and 82 to Canada. Those for foreign tionittriea numbered 6679 of whom 6091 were for the United State. and 585 for Canada ...
... the Kendal Urban and Rural Sanitary Authorities,—who are propoaing to unite in providing at Kendal a hospital for intoctioas whit& they *shot W know if the Board would wish to unit* is out the proposition. Dr. Nag did not see that it would be to them ...
... in the country but that of the working clue, it has become necessary to frame a social and political p %4amme which shall unite the great body of the irrespective of party, in favour of those prioci of justice, freedom, and steady progress which are now ...
... as it is understood that some members of the above-mentioned corps ur the relations of deceased member' are resident in the United Kingdom, it is desired that applicatiouc from such persons, accompanied by Document' supporting claims, may be addressed at ...
... dangers into which a policy of disguised revolution sought to plunge him. We commend to the attention of all intelligent Irishmen the sympathetic utterances of Mr. Chamberlain at Liverpool whose declaration of tolerance for all legitimately conducted ...
... FOREIGN OPINION OF THE ORME TUX UNITED STATE& New York, Basday. The more premised members the Irish Lead Lend in this city &adds the sammisslion of Lord Frederick sod Mr. Berke, sad ox. prim their bided that the mind were sot of a political Bulb. Sunday ...