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... than the churches belougun; to the Yetal•lithnont The first prize of 500 dole., offered by the National Board of and of the United Mates of America for the beat missy and draft of an Act to prevent Injurious aduitera• lion and regulate the sate of food ...
... ofpolice were stationed around the gee works all night, but no dieturbasim occurred. Arrangements were made by a number of Irishmen to be present at Eunton Station when the train arrived, but the police, apprised of or foreeeeing this, alighted with their ...
... address; such a thoroughly representative and tumidmous audience as that before him. It showed him that Englishmen were united with Irishmen in principles right and just. The agitation for the alteration of the land laws of Ireland had now assumed such a character ...
... Tuesday) thinks it would bile as yet to login speculating In nature of the Irish Bata Bill. But we may take it for granted Unit a statesman so well acquainted with the subject and so deeply impressed with its responsibilities as Mr. Gladstone is not likely ...
... wards towards its camp in the Strand has a forcible tale to tell the kingdom about Itself. Englishmen and Seotchmen and Irishmen have been living their lives during the ten years since the last census. They have been feeling prosperous or the reverse ...
... Several Mlles &slated. The dour of the church was damaged, but no person was Injured. At a meeting of the Society of United Irishmen. held at Brooklyn on Sunday, Mr. Hainet, President of the Labour League. declared that any movement to free Ireland from ...
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... at Hatfield received au anonymous postcard bearing the Lendon postmark, stating that a plot had been formed by a party of Irishmen in Bermondsey and that the life of Lord Salisbury WWI in danger. As hie lordship was staying at Hatfield Howse steps were ...
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... minimised that the ..sassing arm is not idle becalm of it they must forget that there such a thing as human nature among Irishmen. The man and woman Trevers, charged with a nturderotri assault upon their daughter, with whoa they lo tired on the Storey ...
... to the Nlitinese tidy, who actually deserted him at the church door in 1859 during the Austro-Italian mmpaign. Ireland and Irishmen are sadly nut of favour just now. A well-known millionaire, whose pretty and charming daughter is about to wed a young Irish ...