... 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 ...

... Gibbs, sooner they began to act the bette 1, hear.) Asfar as he was concerned he tho rate; Kil- asry to the validity of firat united act should be to adopt, #0 far Killaney, wari ‘nod, separate action of the Bristow, th laity. He did not think that the the ...

... Catholic, though believer in spiritualism ; how the American Government obligingly allowed the Fenian organisers during the civil war to hold communication with the Irish soldiers who were to bs found on both sides; how the thirty schoolmasters Ireland ...

... such Englishmen even as were influenced by preponderating dread of some indefinite in. jury to England, arising out of any resettle* ment of the position of the Christian races the East of Europe, not to cast away the opportunity of attaching the Greek ...

... University question will still exist, and no good, though much evil, will have been done. The Ministers have not attempted to unite the existing Irish universities on a common basis. Trinity College, being an old institution of the Irish Church, and holding ...

... THE COLONISATION OF SYRIA. The movement having for object the resettlement and re-peopling of tho northern portion of Syria at any time euro to attract considerablo attention. Tho spectacle of countries deserted by their inhabitants and their commerce ...

... shillings for assaulting Detective-Constable Millar while the latter was attempting to seize some copies of last week’s issue of United Ireland. Money was in strong demand yesterday, and short loans were charged up to 5 per cent. Discount rates remained at from ...

... loyal subject the Queen, every friend of the British connection, would be exposed in the event of i the Parliament of the United Kingdom abnegating a portion of its high functions, ami handing over to a National majority in Ireland the rights, liberties ...

... servants. The earn of £70U,000 and all real estate belonging absolutely to Lord Derby with (be family estates, which were resettled in 1887 on coming of age of bis nephew, now Lord Stanley. All private papers and correspondence are bequeathed to tho executors ...

... any report of the occurrence, but he would make inquiries and let the hon. member know the particulars. Mr. FORWOOD asked Civil Lord of the Admiralty whether the boiler which exploded was not of the Willcox type of boilers, which were now being fitted ...