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... take the com- MR. DUFFY’S SPEECH VINDICATING II IS ence, because opposed to the feelings of the vast RAILWAY TIME TABLES. AMERICA. applications for grants to new schools in the jear , piiment even from Gibbon, and mention the au- IRISH CAREER. j majority ...
... SHORT SEA PASSAGE. Every Tuesday and Thursday to America, ■ „ I, the SPLENDID MAIL STEAMEHS of the AI.gAN LINE, runtyV nine in connection with the GRAND V&iS33K* TRUNK and other RAILWAYS, and forwarding Passengers easy terms to all Stations m CANADA and ...
... SHOUT SEA PASSAGE. Every Tuesday and Thursday to America, • i,Y the SPLENDID MAIL STEAM- of the LINE, run- V>. iu connection with the GRAND IRUNK and other RAILWAYand forwarding Passengers easy terms to all Stations in CANADA and the WESTERN STATES : ...
... s might fairly be asked to give a fuller exposition of the grounds on which their decision is based. The Times discusses America’s claim for indirect damages, and says we cannot to let judgment default iu the expectation that the plaintiff will not demand ...
... great bulk of manure would have the same effect as stocking heavily has in England—viv., doubling the produce per acre. In America, all the btates on the Atlantic side of the contmeus have done exactly the reverse—that is, they are only growing hall the ...
... regiment complained ol roy house. To Mr. Lowe—l was fined for selliug drink alter hours, but was to a friend, who was going lo America. Mr. Mitchell deposed that be considered the house was most disreputably kept. Mr. Ford depcs d that the Loose was much tbs ...
... Water-etreet, Liverpool, Or to RICHARD DUNNE, 25, Eose-lon-etieet, Kilkenny. SHORT SEA PASSAGE. Every Tuesday and Thursday to America, ' ■*, 1»Y the SPLENDID MAIL STEAMEK& tUe A, *^ AN » .f in connection with the GRAND iliisaißw INK and other RAILWAYS, and ...
... disease ravage both, tut the progress science was certain to bring into our moat much cheaper rate from Australia and South America 1 than it can be produced here. This anticipation is borne out recent fact*, and tends constantly to become more perfectly ...
... viously declared against giving bis donation he broke Mr. oodlock window, stated that he 1, O . , . I was alter arriving America, Queenstown, tar lorkish Baths, be thought such an institu- , V>l i. IU ® . • , !■ . . ® I ana was way to place residence ...
... Chaise. In most civilised countries large cemeteries are sometimes so disposed that they bear -resemblance to gardens, but in America they are so large and park like and well planted that they are really pablic gardens of high class, and there is none of that ...
... Sullivan. The prisoner had money but no forged notes. He admitted his guiU, and stated that caus’d named O'Dea, lately returned America, drove his house on Thursday evening and induced him to go with him for a few «ys. After reaching here they gut a package ...
... and won it. The Cana- U na, who * lojM to-day, and properly loyal, the necessity ier it, and achieved it. If, in gone by, America recognised the value of the mcipte, how much stronger is that feeling in the ro *’ » enlightenment, and national oar the negroes ...