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... (Left speaking). [For tbe subsequent proceedings of the bouse refer to our ttlrgrapbic despatch given in our leading columns.] DUBLIN STOCK LlST— This Dat. per Cent Consols for account. May, 99|. 3$ per Cent. Stock, 102 J. City Debentures 4 per Cent, ...
... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. Tee following eircuinetatioftet &emu from the persunul experieuce of Ir Wliiek, of the • Uuruugh Dudley Street, Wed. -tour), are au isnpurtaut and redly rtlaarkable that they help but be of luta:eat value tu all 24 tiles,—ify motives ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING The Irish Citizen, in an article on the ruling of the Supreme Court of America (reversing its own former mEng), ‘“ that the Legal Tender Act makes grecnbacks as good as gold in payment of debts contracted before the war,” accuses President ...
... SPEAKING THE TRUTH. The New I’ori Timet has following bold and candid article on the c mduet of the war:—The summer campaign, which was to hare given the rebel capilsl, has come to disastrous end. Uichmond is relieved Washington ia besieged. That magnificent ...
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... SPEAKING CLOCKS. In Switz , )rlAmi tli y begun in .king phonographic clocks awl watcher. 'bk. , . II appears. leave anythirg hiretofera far in the shade. By merely ptessiog the I.•:ttost nf the new timepiece it prni.o , iums the hour dl.. tinctly. The ...
... Plain Speaking. I am told on good information that one the resolutions of that party has been assure all the sutloring tenants in Ireland that they will have their back the full strength and resources of the National Parliamentary Party in Ireland (cheers) ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING._ Mr Andrew (treat, 1i addressing his coati. lusts at Loith on Toseday night, said a ir( rd or two • for Lord B. soooefleld—in this the of Parlameat aes bees igasied--ear trade degreasedben is and 11-me faiiing--a costly was IS bands, •an ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. A certain array chaplain was noted for his very “plain •pcakinx when eddraasing congregation. During the course of an address delivered to the married of regiment etatiooed Dublin, ohaplaio nod: M I want all the ladwf the room who have ...
... Tuara Speaks. A specially-convened meeting the Team Branch of the Irish National League was held on Sunday, Dec 21—Mr Thomas A Egan, CTC, the chair. Other members present Meijsrf Martin J Glynn, solicitor, TO; John A Flanuagan, Patrick Murphy, M Shine ...
... The Socretary Speaks. The fdliminq cirenoiAances, drawn from t!ie personal exporienee of Mr of Arms, Dudley Strut, AVednegbury, are ituportint awl really retuarkable that they cannot help bat be of interest and value to all readers ...
... AN AMERICAN SPEAKS. Alderman John M. Brennan, of Providence, Rhode Island, who was cheered on coming forward, said he had the right to address an Irish audience, for his mother was a Waterford woman and his father was a Tipperary man, so that he was as ...