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Ilkley Gazette and Wharfedale Advertiser

THE DARK SIDE OF LONDON!

... language. One was as follows: ‘’Saturday, Nov. 23,1867, a day roasmbraoce of which should novor oflaood from tbs boarts of Irishmen, for on that day. at tbs hoar of eight In the morning. front the Now Bailey Prison, Salford. England, throe additional naaea ...

\ AUG. 30, 1808

... the faith. Of the thirty-ei;4ht dat*-* * army medical service at the c\.u.iu . twenty eight were educated Ireland, to be Irishmen. Four came from voilm l London and Aberdeen, one in Edinburgh in EdiulNinrh and Dublin Only three rc,\ education In England ...

to be coning on

... delegates, “as Irishmen ami friends of Irish freedom, in the of our repreeeutatives, and of those noble patriots held in bondage through disunion, in the name of our oppressed country and of thoeo glorious martyr* of Manchester, to unite in just and holy ...

tW k TTiWrTjRfY GAZETTE*

... be nanembend, nor would we deny that did much entitle him to the gratitnde But it la least ooeiaia that if ha did much (or Irishmen received Iran them amah in retnrn while the yearn which have paaasd ainoe hia danth have revealed man nliarly the driacta ...

THE TRAGEDY AT WOOD-GREEN

... averaged 600,000 dak. month, Ha sip itiara about 375,000 do)*. The aggregate amount of Down delivered to the newspapers too United Statm by too Uassof this ocapaay daring too poet year wm 389,503,6)0 word*, fcg which it rsceind 883,509 dole, curreocy, being ...

■ * **\ -• TT.TTT.Ky OAZBTTS

... we moat go back little, A abort time ago negro named Fry got involved in Street quarrel, and in defending himcalf killed Irishmen He wee once arrested, but the facta of thea|M were to dear that verdict of Justifiable homicide wae returned, aad the negro ...

'THE CRISIS IN FRANCE

... consultation with his counsel, Mr. T. M. Healy, M. P. The Crown relied upon reports of the lion. member's speeches as given in United Ireland. Mr. Healy raised &number of technical objections, and furthermore put in an affidavit by Mr. O'Brien's solicitor ...

TEETH ! TEETH !

... operations and preparations for active warfare ?-1 believe I can point to many speechee in the United States in which I called upon the most extreme Irishmen there to give Mr. Parnell's movement a fair trial: and that if the mortmmt succeeded Ireland would ...

GRACE DARLING AGAIN

... Ise subjected to insults or injury. Mr. Ryan, Q.C., then stated the case, reading Mr. O'Brien'. speech at Clonakilty from United Ireland. During the state. mast of cameo', in the course of which be stated that Mr. O'Brien introduced the Archbishop of ...

(To be continued.)

... soothe, heal, mid purify. The one assists the other matermity In affecting clues an renewing strength by helping exhausted unite Jut *lto 4ho wish such succour. TUE SPECIAL COMMISSION. 1113th DAY. evaded b give particubwe of SAD ' * hues anti personal ...