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... in the House of Commons, that it will be supported by steadiest and united action, on the part of the Irish members (hear, bear and cheers). We all know what the result of their united action was in the matter el the Galway subsidy (hear and cheers) • ...
... not new idea of brushing aside many of these minor divisions, and, once for all, satisfying the demands of the family by uniting its severed parts and endowing with a common Gov- rnment. The dream is that thus, for the first lime in history, Germany would ...
... American United States and other American republics. In Octeber last, referring to an intimation of M. Drouyn De Lbuys, that an early acknowledgment of the Mexican empire by the United States would be convenient to Frarce, Mr. Sewatd writes, the United States ...
... year £500,000. General Peel and Mr. G. Bentinck criticized the estimates. Colonel advocated a reduction in the expenses tho civil establishments connected with tho array, and other honourable members offered objections, but ultimately the vote was passed ...
... the and it Sri the power the Alt. Pict to reel, Ile there be definite statements in the flatten, the lard Derby. lord I.:resettle, Lerd Chelmsford, Karl hewa% not In a poettion all ,L. policy ; but at the time 1 that Mamba or any other was recent write ...
... soorrowing heart. Yon made mine a happy one in your little church of Killowen lan 15th of August—the Feast of Our Lady. In our resettles on the Continent hew often we have th ought and spoken of that day. I have now the arrival of • ittle stranoor to look forward ...
... American, and the Danish etrugglea. Plainly and unreservedly be forecasts that the issue of the sanguinary civil war which desolates the ones United States will favour ol the Southerners, and deprecates the furiber fruitless effusion human blood ; bat the ...
... American, and the Danish struggles. Plainly and unreservedly le forecasts that the issue of the sanguinaly civil war which desolates the once United States will be in favour of the Southerners, and be deprecates the further fruitless effusion of human blood; ...
... ■wi', I * I • , tt i : (For Civil Bills), on THURSDAY, the 19th OCTOBER; and AT TULLOW, On FRIDAY, the 20th OCTOBER. The Court will sit at Eleven o'clock on the First of each Sessio 'S. Dated vemtcr, 1864. A. J. HUM FREY, Clerk of the Peace. N.R.—THOMAS ...
... Deohiee. After the apemen there was • leach, to which all the Staff of the division, others who distinguished themselves and the civil were imam!. His Misjeety pro. mad the hem, To the Proem Army, end particelerly Me 13th Ciento ; and immediately words Prime ...