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... withother countries amoants to 150 millions sterling. 45 per cent of this is with the United Kingdum. Nett in order comes China, and then follow Germany, the United States, France, and Japan. Much of the manu- factured work of India is done to ancient ...
... results, The Pembroke list is topped by J. D. with @ good deal more power than he that the country should be governed the United Senate in connection possesses, as recent action of the strong and even hand of cellent bate. with the ing with the University ...
... resulution was proposed and adepted sug. gesting that those members who cities and towns should be called together te take united action on the question, }» and with a view to holding a convestien to consider the subject in its different phases, so as ...
... origmal offence, and 1 in Soath Africs. a snee which in itself shrewd yon is re-settled, till the farms are rebuilt, against me at Dunde would be a permanent dithculty i re-settlement. wed. es not less shrewd than his Ma- is once more you now state. It w And ...
... 4 SNS ToIcy 1 Trt Dr £8 ew 02. VOTED. KITCHEN R. O'DONNELL, PREPARING FOR CIVIL WAR F RAPHOE. ADMINISTRATION. M2. EPHEN OMARA THE RESETTLEMENT OF MINISTERIA ALFRED WEBB. THE FARMS. i. STREET, DUBLIN. he editing tn tha ot the NO ALTE Conference of Boers ...
... dropped their first of O’BRIEN—I will tell you. Because on the aesocistion Chief Secretary, does not know Ireland, to tar the United Irish Tth Apri for tl I the landlords foi give for the policy of the Government the reasons ard more frank to keep close to ...
... recognise any obligation—bis- which I venture to put forward. Should the it deliberately pre- fer something approaching te civil war in of Ireland to the exp:nditure of a cum have shown, could be coat of irieh Government: should it take the io the line ...
... - - Die,Rathminee on Thursday night,. internee George Ireland, wee in tete ,‘ wwww° '„,__, here on Catholicity and Civil Life., was deli- Memel flil St. fee MY, Thur°°•Yr • w° vend to the Rev. PM.' Irby, 8.f., rd. the Apra, under the preeirocf ...
... ouricsity of who were anxivus to regarding the rate of fire uf British Mr. stated, in reply to Mr. Deviin, that the Canadian the United States as members to the jurists of the mission un the that they did not come within the of the Treaty. iption of persons ...
... _ ~ _v j 1 . much brought home to osUtes. That would save much delav and instance, I cost, and enable «he tenants to get re-settled .The Judsmt&ro Act abolishes the poet, fiurh meetings that which was held and tho dntiep are henceforth bo dis- yesterday ...
... course, very different materials to work upon ; they first managed to amalgamate many of the divided clans, and then they united io of a single raler, the Mikaiv. w read bow when fifty men had gained ther initial aims they and the peoplo went ahead. The ...