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... to be treated in the hour of difficulty and distress as an integral part of the United Kingdom, and unless we are prepared to show that we are ready to grant tho Irishmen a participation in all our rights and privileges, and to treat them exactly as if ...
... should be doubled, as being the most efficacious means of reducing pauperism; butboth the new and old party in the board were united in opposition to such a scheme. Mr Parson said the poor expenditure to Lady-day, 1868, was 19,5281., whilst in 1869) it was ...
... that a conspiracy existed for the invasion of Ireland by l natriralised Irishmen resident in America, who uere to be aided by an armned force and munitions of war from the United States. The per- o tetual anxieties ansi persecutions which Mr Rouwrolt ...
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... The Atlantic Company have also subsequetitly failed in their renewed er;deavours to induce the Arnglo-Anerican Company to unite with them in the adoption either of the prhoposci or any other practicable form of reduction. lssiu BA3NIClRUPTCY Or PETb; ...
... culture do not die out, and yet narrow provinciailsmi is not omnipotent; and where the bonds that unite a nation together do not strangle or stifle the units-that favoured country enjoys Home Rule; and it is not a state of society to di6 deplored. By all ...