... of party politics in these Local Qoveramcnt elections. Those who are endeavouring to make these elections a now occasion of civil strife among Irishmen, and to video the gulf which divides ciaae from 0&m» and orecd trom treed in country, are conunuaily ...

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... and Engineering yard—closed few years ago—which bids fair, under it* new auspice*, make things speedily ham in that part United Kingdom. What the founders this yard have aown, m the shape well laid-out plant and excellent ; up-to-date machinery—which ...

... in the North Ireland, would provided with training place for the member* of it* communion founded on the old principles of united education, for which the General Assembly ha* always so consistently and strenuously contended, and would get also in tha ...

... ea iNg The Pabcy ni Si.. United Stu., addremes and diner oemrred at of the knams7 hid io April of the present year. They i mar when pecan of the Government d and on c Whim= end Democracy, the Commercial , know of the United Seem with the end the Politica ...

... Bailvlawn, in the peerage of the United Kingdom. The various creations date as follows :-Irish titles-Baron, - 20th September, 1789; viscount, 1st October, 1795; earl. 8th August, 1796; and marquis, 13th January, 1816. United Kingdom-Baron, 1st July, 1814; ...