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... the people in those great eolonles was attributable to the granting of Hums Rule. just the leen of whet now constituted the United Mules of Ameiries wee attributable to its refusal. When Mr. Gladstone introduced his Irish Home Rule Bill there were already ...

... temperance work. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.—Mr. Pandit Srilal, an old student, has obtained an appointment in the Indian Civil Service, as officer in charge of the Vernacular Schools in Shahjahaupur. He intends translating Cameron and Johnston's Catechism ...

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... South London was, to say the least, a bad omen. And, lastly, the employers, whom we may term the enemy, wen well organised and united. Moreover the supply of labour, Braude of Con- apart from the Unions, has been ciliation. shows to be sufficient to meet the ...

... American Co-operative building and Li atl Association. The at ieildanee included Mr Glover Cleveland, ez-Preindent, I the United States; ez.blovern , r Hunion Yoh; or:- Secretary ol State and Senator Call Scow art ; Mr Joel Ethan, colloctor of Cie Port ...

... gave a go. d deal fbe p and they also deserved credit. Mr tune co elude.. ' by hoping that when he next had the pleasure of !resettle them their 'umbels won d i.e doubled no list also souse crisis wrier in the memitimt +inch would burl their the Tory n ate) ...

... betrayed, rho added ! his ambition that pale-faced honesty would have hastily— . I shrunk from. But his efforts have Seen resettled, that point I know my way home quite and the goal is attained. • well • !,s will but a how i N o , u.,, be he., tanked tidal ...

... competition of the farmers of the United Btates set in with severity —and we might add other wheat-growing countries now—we have constantly maintained that the only hope of the English farm labourer is in a gradual re-settlement on the land. Fifteen years ago ...

... possible to reconsider them from the standpoint of mercy . ( Cheers . ) Those very heavy gMteucsa cmfed { tent feeling among the civil population . Tho SECRETARY for WAR-1 am afraid . I can only say that I have not yet bad an opportunity of seeing the proceedings ...

... following Places and MICHAECIEti SESSIONS. CIVIL Carlow, &tattle), • October. 1890, •t 10 AID IQUITT Callo., Saturday, IStla Oauber, 18W, at 1 o'clock. clowi Culow, ond.y7to - b , 113 . 90, st II o'clock CIVIL •0, woodsy ,21. t Ontnbor,ln9o, at 10 ecluck ...

... him that their town, which since the Union had under a united Parliament progressed by leaps and bounds, was it“elf a striking monument of what could lie done by an industrious people under united Parliament. Cookstown. which was truly a credit Tyrone ...