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... the advance of money from the Government for the construction of Irish railways as being made at the expense of England. Speaking to an English audience he said that he desired to promote Irish industrial prosperity, not as Mr. Balfour ifildoing at ...
... observed that after years the buildings would become the property of the district, and would bring them in £2O a year, so that speaking of the increase of taxation, they could scarcely consider that at all because it would be almost nothing. Mr. Hone asked ...
... patriotism and self-sacrifice on the part of well-to-do and comfortable shopkeepers, who, all the world over, are, generally speaking, easy-going men, not at all prompt to thrust themselves into the van of battle, more especially for other people's advantage ...
... In order that I might go fully into the subject have prepared a written statement on the aubject for you. lam not used to speaking and I would wander away from the subject if I did nut write. Here it is:— As you are now about to consider the question ...
... part of the parish towards the eree.t;on of a new church, the amount which am now enabled to announce throug,h your oolutnns speaks most eloquently for the generosity of the people of Utter. Mona molin has already forwarded Z 22 log., and consequently the ...
... Bridgetown, wrote as follows : With reference to the Bridgetowu dispensary, will you please mention at the board that when speaking to Mr. O'Flaherty the other day, he informed me that if an application were made to him, he was sure that the rent of the ...
... and on which they are the enly competent judges, is quite char ieteristie. Several members of the Irish Party to whom I was speaking yesterday on the subject expressed the hope that some opportunity would anorded them of denwestrating street, their unshaken ...
... take? I ask which? I thought the time had for ever passed when Mr. Taylor's threats or lattitats would be noticed, not to speak of tho under-strapper Lee. As a Hook man, lam proud to say that Mr. Taylor's threats are not heeded, and his lattitats ...
... Leicester, tad thou tu rning to your eilemx• amid yonr absence she is satisfied. Now the bride added, I. teen a few word. to speak to remember, the slightest attempt ou your part to your guardian, though 1 peplum he will hate me for make known what bee happened ...
... month Mr. O'Brien and Canon Keller, of Youghal, will visit on invitation Manchester, Le,ds, end other towns in Englund, to speak on the Ponsonhy and Smith-Harry tights, finishing at London, where Sir William Harcourt will preside at their meeting. The ...
... far of the united parishes of Motile' and Rathgormaok is 1331, which sumthu ouicome of the generosity of a persecuted people—speaks for itself. Proposed by Mr. M. Drolinn; seconded by Mr. J. Grady, P.L.G., and passed unanimously— That we expect of the few ...
... 1737 10 Bain d, '7O. Lead Lieges seppressed, '3l BM. Cecilia ism, Ini 21 es SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. .14.MeltheW )21 T Devitt speaks at Wexford emoting, 'Bll TWENTY-ens SCNDAY TRINITY. Alas, Gemmel Osmium 22 M Wilkie Collies d, 'B9 W Very Rev. P. D yle, Kilasseia ...