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... the Roman Catholic population toe south and west, when Government were doing all in their power to the loyal Protestants to unite for the defence of England. (Cheers.) Was to wondered, when I read that letter, thatl should doubt its authenticity, that I ...
... sent hack to them, they lose four days* interest upon every bill remitted to them from the United States. The arrangement a practical bull, but it not mads by Irishmen. Some very simple facts will show the extent of the Injustice done to Ireland by persevering ...
... point. The latitude and ter.) This question had two ends. It referred to another that was deemed enough for the Irish ; bnt Irishmen hear.) If just and liberal coarse of treatment had been valuation of the several lots considerably exceeds the thur, trnstee ...
... that that strong expression of Irish inclination will have any influeuoe on the ministerial purpose. Still are glad see Irishmen united, and bringing the weight of character and of intellect to bear on a question in which the interests, not of a class nor ...
... thought might affirm that site of their terminus would bear comparison with that of any other railway terminns site in tbe United Kingdom. (Hear, hear.} merely spoke of it a site, for the directors had no intention to have elaborate or costly buildings ...
... demands for consumption; and the country trade generally is dull. The corn trade is in a very depressed state, not only the United Kingdom, but in France and the other continental markets. The last six weeks’ imperial average for wheat is bnt 375. lid. ...
... for inspection the Constitution office. should it become Jaw. Bot Lord John Rnssell was out. Thanks to those independent Irishmen who gave his tottering ministry the kick. (Cheers.) Councillor Sheehan—We have not thank Fagan for it, but he dines with ...
... Estconrt, and Mr. Hawes. Colonel DUNNE complained that there was not a single Irish member named on the committee. (Hear, hear.) Irishmen were excluded, indeed, from almost all committees, and held that was exceedingly unfair that should be so. The Irish members ...
... camp the officer oommmnding the operations, distinguished himself the destruction of the stronghold of this piratical horde.— United Service Gazette. THURSDAY MORNING, MAT 29, 1851. THE FUNDS. LoarDoor, Mosdat, On o’Clock The English Stock Mask* wy firm this ...
... conferred upon me ; and that is the reason, though illness affected me. I have taken this opportunity of showing how much I value Irishmen, and, above all the corporation of my native city of Dublin. (Chettf.) This Influenced me, lords, in asking you to meet Lord ...
... THE FUNDS SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 5, 1861. London, Wednesday Evening —The coatinned arrivals of specie from the United States, the greater steadiness of the French funds, and favourable weather regards the prospects of the harvest, have all combined to ...
... 18 of these Institutions which were receiving votes from the united Parliament. Five of them only had received any grants previous to the union, and 13 bad originated from votes of the united Parliament. The statement the bon. gentleman, therefore, that ...