... oter Mr. James O'Connell asked was this the time to be !mining salaries, when the union was bankrupt, and every gentleman in the county would shortly be bankrupt. He suppoed they should be . striking a new rate to eue+•t their demands, otherwise, they could ...

... year, and to which the Chancellor of the Evrhisper was pledged, that the government could not refuse to deal with the other bankrupt banks as they did with Cuffmstreet. However, he would not wish unwisely to raise hope that ,nay be disappointed. The business ...

... American Mercantile eoterpri-• seems to suffer far more than in former years. II unfired' of American firms arm said be bankrupt, and the Importers from England, and this country for instance, of !inane from Ilelfaat, have lost en• - fidence in the ...

... nt, that floated a wreck upon the troubled waters. Mr. Powell—Not perpetuate. Chairman—An institution that was perfectly bankrupt. Mr. Powell—No—l deny it. Chairman—lt was atited that the Medical Charities Bill will be lid operation, grid that will east ...

... undefiled. No, never, while t►e earth is fair, And reason keeps its dial bright, NThate'er thy robberies, oh Time! Shall I be bankrupt of delight. Whatr'er thy victories o'er my frame, Thou cana't not cheat me or this truth, That tho the limbs may faint and ...

... the gentry were becoming more Irish than the Irish thernielves • and they watt, chasten them: and here we are now all—all bankrupt, under an alien Government. If I speak *trace', it is because I speak the truth.— The Tans Is a loyal paper indeed and yet ...

... 2001 on wine, and 400/ ms spirits. The total receipts of the sane week in ISA/ were 17,0t10/ showing • decrease of A curious bankrupt advertisement appeared In last week's papers. It wan in refseseere to a bankruptcy sbirb took place in 1775, and now after ...

... But this is pro. perly a question for each division and not for a whole province, where some unions are solvent, and others bankrupt: and a meeting where none of us can advise his neighbour, because of us can judge his neighbour's circumstances would, I ...

... the Irish factories, annihi laced the Irish commerce, starved the Irish artisan and converted the Irish metropolis into • bankrupt market for English goods, and a war station for an English army ? Or have you remedied the !awe by winch you have transferred ...

... simple of the land of Ireland, creating estate. of one or two acres each ; and that all the small proprietors will be all bankrupt proprietors, and will by and by have to pay a yearly interest quite as high as the yearly rack rents now paid by the collier ...

... sot realise the exorbitant rents they had promised to pay. The landlords, in by far the majority of cases, were virtually bankrupt ; they had ceased to be the real owners of their property. Agents had to work (sr more for inert. gagees than for their nominal ...

... once mot to the contractor. requenting him not to pa is the sewer till further conniderat ion. The .therchithrdens,` their ' bankrupt their • proselytising daeghters, were utterly ignorant of the whole matter ; while the gay • parkins*: the ' pleasure grounds ...