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... Central America me' the fall 1orce of the gale she was about 50 mife3 ahead of the Empire City, and about 160 lmle3 to the West of the Island of New Providenoe, between that island and the American coast. It id supposed that the Central America must have ...
... addition lie pointed out that the limited liability laws of America practically probi- bited the formation of such connanies as the*e in America. The pooling ruies of the Association of Brewers in America prevented the pos.ibility of firms who bad sold out their ...
... the new company have provided in order to meet the growing demand in America for Irish manufacture. Mr. Davitt has addressed a circular to the members of the National League of America and Canada explaining the objects of the company which he has organised ...
... mis- sion. Se brings back with him orders amount- ing to morethan 150,000 dollars worth of Irish woollens for deliverv in America this year. Al- ready several of our Irish woollen milliare busily employed in the execution of these orders. It is confidently ...
... as well as theoretical) at present seem labouzing under the huge delusion that the almost fabulous exports of flour from ] America are attributable to the universal adop-. tion of the roller system in that country. A greater delusion never entered the head ...
... influences and prejudices within the orgnisa- tion. They would go to Cardiff end beck to America delighted with their experiences ii Dublin, and tell the people of America that as in the political world Ireland had great leaders, so she was able to lead in ...
... ,with one of the repre- sentative mercantile men of America, Mr. A Shuman, of Boston, than whom there is pro- babty no better known or more influential citizen in the capital of intellectual America. The visit to Ireland was not one for pleasure simply ...
... the perpetu il British el I'm t* cnuMDStiip with America. all the talk of the kiudaed race and the bl >od comparison with water.'' Mr. Davitt takes the opportunity ...
... vies little uneasiness on any soore, except as to the holding out of stocks till harvest, even with the most liberal ?? from America and the opportune aid of Russian supplies. On this head we admitted no doubts, and did our best to secure a su2X. cient supply ...
... importation of store cattle from thre Western States of America, and it svas - beyond all manner of doubt that it- was with the object of promoting the importation of store - cattle from America the new society had birth or origin. At the first meeting ...
... (hear, hear).. It was better to pay a moderate'nlividend Iand do something in America that would be a''permanent 'advantage tzo this, country: The s sses' of 1MNL-r White in America was verye.gratif y In He believed that a busine man ef no'o other country ...
... Gorges Hely, America Patrick or Mary Byrne (gone Wn. Parsons, Mount Sydney to America) Catherine Sheran,deceased,27, Anne lHalpin, 33, Up. Fitzwit- Townsend-street liam-street Jane Roper, ?? Susan Molloy, 49, York-street John Scarry (gone to America) IThomas ...