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... z opportunity in Sir John's present candidature a r for endeavouring to recover the money. He t e obtained a writ for the amount on Friday, nod a it is stated that the debt has since been liqui. i dated. I A teleggram from Mr John Dillon and Mr T. P. 3 ...
... l~s; John Prams,, IFdo.. F I Is; A. Ii. Ogilvie, do., ha 66; Hus~h teasexr do, ha 6d; Ii. Smith. ?? Street, Is; John Nisebs,do.. lsd; I r A. Stewiart, Peltetesielde, 10s; John alyres. do., 5.s; Ales tonue, do., ha; IV. K. 14G., do., ha 66; John OCaisord ...
... Paternon, Messrs John F. G Robertson, A. B. Motherwell, Georga Roy, Jobh tF Macartbur, New Moukland, Matthew Them, J. I P. Robertson, B. Watt, H. C. Doedos, Airdnrie ; House; George Anderson, James Henderson, W. of G. Jameson, John Watt, DrauEgray; Colia ...
... who appeared to be only some Pi uigkt' or nine yeara old, sat upon the knee of Some stal friend of matare years who threw an arm affectionately round his charge ad kept o' the ld'e interest, which appeared to be great, continually alive by repeated whis ...
... thank God, lire lives - andl r what is hotter, his doctrines live, His friend's willI rene~w the fight next election. As Grattan was ci brought into the last stood of the 'l'l irish Parliament in 1801, so shall we bring the old patriot to see the triumph ...
... therefore, existed inwrilting. Then frllowed~ mull leired %he resciadimg of Mr Clancy's resolution and the, Hei id thepain of Mr John Redmond's resolution.'- Thoso road 'aPt2tigs were in writinig. Then followed a fresh. 'eneral communication with Ile ?? andl ...
... and j Limeshouge was held last n34ght in the meeting- Po house in Gardner Street, ins order to hear am bei address from Udr John Marley, M.P. Tilere Was S a large audience. IMr B. ?? L. Thomson, the ac Liberal candidate for Stepney, occupied tke chair ...
... blind I were brought up. in these circumstauces were P or the leaders of the Irish people to be expected to a Ir fold their arms? 1t ever there was a justiicetier a for a combination of resistance to landlord assertionc rd of their extreme rights of property ...
... Pare3} is not t e Whit occurred is briefly as follows :-Mr M-Carthy prmepasd to me that I, in concert with I ;.lr Giains aul ?? John Morley, should sign a 1 eirter biedizi oi rselves to certain terrns pro- p.,*drd by Mr Parnell, which letter was to be kg, ...