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... apon-Tyne; stall the sevoral STATION AGENTS of the North British and North- Eastern Railway Conmlanies; and in Belfast to JOH.N MICEE, Agent, 5303 ,3 S 5D, DoneaaU Quay. E, B R U ARY 18 64. !IRST-OLAs STEAMERS SAIL FROM AND £ :e BELFAST, as noted below ...

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... an Irish drama, which has not been per. formed we believe for some years, entitled the TVluite Boy?, and written by Mr. H. Grattan Plunkett, was produced. The incidents are exceedingly telling, and arise out of the contests between the Royalists and the ...

... looking back to those brave old days of old, so many of which are marked red with the blood of our patriots,to the days of Grattan and of O’Connell, and when I turn away from the past, I cannot help in- stinctively looking forward into the future for those ...

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... due mainly to Poland, and I would ask commercial men who desire peace, who are anxious and uneasy when they see any nation in arms—l would ask them to consider this. Are they prepared to permit this permanent source of disorder to continue? Are they prepared ...

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... Stopford, Lady Mary Jane Jominma Stopford, and Lady Grace Harriett Stopford and suite have taken their departure from the Anglesey Arms Hotel, Kingstown. Lord Inchiquin, recently elected an Irish repre- sentative peer in the room of Lord Downes, has pur- chased ...