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... continuing i the Atlantic lusMtge. ENGLISH AGRICULTURAL REFORMS. Darlington. Tuesday Night. To night Mr Janies Lowther. M P, speaking the Darlington Chamber of Agriculture, while regretting the large extinction of yeomen and other small holder* land, urged ...
... an* tf t&tiaudatiou dkl prevail, was say uuv.uesiiotiaui* u*l .»uss nambei * voter* he cauvaaaed hoohsM cfraul t * *oeu speaking th* ■tn - if tin* did prevail, lie Was wvrty aiy that U w.v* only .■ddili'ais) that they » larys ma|shcy •*# the KvtWrs rij/’ ...
... free. X Henry afoeet, Dublin. DENTIST cooalracfo Artificial Teeth sootton, without pain, which are perfect for eating and speaking; Angle teeth, 9a; set. £2. 36 Heury-atreet, Dublin. DENTIST XacDoneoU stop* decayed and render* them perfectly sound end ...
... But Eng lisa insoleucc did not atop here. Encouraged by the iunonas of hie farmer efforts, Mr. Gladstone on April 17th lest speaking Hastings, gave utterance sentiments which year ago woold have made the blood boil in the veins every Irishman possessed of ...
... more titan eighteen, good-looking, very neglected her appearance. saucy look in her eyes, however, and an affected manner in speaking, once prejudiced against her. spoke not word of German, but the Director could lulk with her. and nad site been C'feech, ...
... of God’s free nature.” dared venture, however, suk the Pope why did not take more healthy outdoor exercise. When Leo Xlli speak*, says Herr Wolff, seem* have become generation younger. “Hi* little brown eye* sparkle with iiveliuesA and humour, and when ...
... ail the qualities which entitle him to the contidencxof the country well as the Govern which serves, and when I speak of the Government I speak of that which is impersoual and not party. distinctly represents the spirit, the aims, and the objects of the ...
... in the progress of this strife (cheers). Dillon’s presenoo? Mr O'Brien was not C«c3i)emen, Dillon in his speech ashamed to speak of young Dish- yesterday M I over and over again sought man who has gallantly won spun peace, and bans over and over again ...
... talk* \vh.» the British Amba*aauior )ia«i with ttic* >oiu». llin voice would be audible in storm sea without the aid of a speaking “ A look ut bis blur! and burly form towering among the m&nnik.n* of Belgrade Con- Rtantinopie was a* good. '* says the f/rr ...
... supposed.” says the Times, that he owed something to the patronage and assistance of distinguished Polish family, of whom used speak occasionally with gratitude and affection, and he certainly possessed all through life stronglymarked Polish sympathies ; but ...
... word, tender >.>4 their tongmtnlattons upon your glorious over the combined force* of foreign utterrentiou uatire treachery. speak o« behalf ward which twice since the crisis bo* Iccu afforded the grotifleotiou. i.i the u.uiiii ipai conic*;*, .uniting head ...
... said •• isiay | policy, sir. tv** never accept half m*.nsure ci i Home llule. ' I retort and a«ik him what j antboritv lias speak u*i the : What itm*v authority ihaa I Davit has lie ? And Mi-dnu Daviu s;kid .»t Kwudo'i would a naif measure * , lion*.'* ...