... primary education out of the hands of the priests, and declared it free to all Spaniards ; proclaimed a crowd of amnesties for civil offenders various classes ; abolished the octroi duty, and replaced it by a poll tax on all persons above fourteen years of ...

... primary education out of the hands of the priests, and declared it free to all Spaniards; proclaimed crowd of amnesties for civil offenders of various classes ; abolished the octroi duty, and replaced it by poll tax on all persons above fourteen years of ...

... was defended by false plea, that the Irish were stirred up to rebellion on account of the Irish Church almost amounting to civil war. Mr. Gladstone himself gave two false instances of aggressive injustice a reason for introducing his agitation at that ...

... house in the eluding educetiote, t tun of Mao shimmed on the tiowhaea Clarenas ' number waved front every window and for the civil expeuses of the country, in. Eiplenale pier, the f'..)yal yacht p to is spent fut past wars or pruviding ag Mot play. d the ...

... every farm jr every labourer in thatcountry. Youmaydepend upon mat Ireland will not prosperous until the question is fai resettled. (Hear, hear, cheers.) The question of lua f tenure Ireland is, I say, one of great difficulty— >ne which cannot be settled ...

... foolish notion, and ought to he opposed as foolish, futi e, and wrong. There ere them who hold, as we do, that . . the resettlement of the stairs of the Catholic Church in Ireland should receive poen % tindery sanction, after an arratigemeot and an u ...