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... advancement and prosperityand with the advancement and prosperity of Ireland were bound tbe security and stability of the United Kingdom—wlial Ireland required, in devi lopment of the great natural resources she possessed, was, tirst and fort most, security ...
... party has ever, like the planting of the dragons’ teeth, produced quickspringing growth of strife, brotherly hatreds, and civil feuds. In the present instance, two points, actual events have, we own, gone beyond our anticipations. The wrath either side ...
... admitting that, if the united parliament were to deal at alt with tbe revenues of the Irish Protestant church, it must be such way as would benefit and not injure that church. He could not understand how any one could argue that the united parliament was not ...
... Banner of Ulster. Scarcity Medical Men.— An order has been issued that the assistant surgeons of the depots serving in the United Kingdom shall be sent inslanter to Constantinople, and that their duties in the mean time performed civilian medical practitioners ...
... in society —but the principle of oor law now was, that every one was unit society ; and yet it was sai that a relation between two persons which had tbe effect of pr wlucing the civil death of one of them ouaht not to ba treated in the same manner relation ...
... dance of witnesses from Englind in cases tried in Ireland, and vice versa, as serious inconvenience is frequently f-lt in civil cases for want of thi* provision, which does exist in criminal cases. lam au are that posiiion as a soli cilor may possibly ...
... I Im I m | 1 THE IRISH POOR LAW COMMISSION. that it is less the want of food than of protection. THE AUSTRALIA Captain The Civil Service Gazette protests against the against the inclemencies of the weather w rives eip tmceo e » manner which the fourth ...
... improvements, the spread of sound views of civil and religious liberty, these are objects which every true Irishman must have at heart, in common with his brethren in England and Scotland. Ireland needs repose, resettlement, the development ot her latent wealth ...
... in 1846?— Now iu the case of Ireland, if there be any portion of the United Kingdom which is to suffer by the withdrawal of protection, I have always felt that that part of the United Kingdom is Ireland. Ita capital and enterprise are almost exclusively ...
... progressed to the Oreeian or classic period and its productions this led into the Roman and also the Saracenic The Gothic civil and its ecclesiastical form, the painted was next illustrated. The Italian style was described and shown, were various mod ...