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... rHE HUSH INDEPENDENT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1916. way as to give it to be understood she was dec:dedly taking sides with the Allies. The situation though still delicate, has not been aggravated in the last few days in regard to the purchase of cereals ...
... THE IRISH INDEPENDENT, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1916. MATTERS OF MOMENT. His place in the limelight Mr. Dillon is dear to the heart of Mr Again. John Dillon. No matter how foolish may be the figure be outs, be prefers being despised to being ignored. His folly ...
... 1 ._. _ • . , . THE IRISH INDEPENDENT, SATURDAY„TANUARY 8. 1916. 7 -.., _------__—__ —_---_ _______ .__- _ .,, . RACING CHAT. LINGFIELD. COURSING. MARKET REPORTS. k --- _____ .. 1 1 1 ..-. ...
... THE IRISH INDEPENDENT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1916. were in other respects glib and profuse in their promises, while in performance the 3 were hopelessly deficient. Whatever may be the intentions of the new Government in regard to the larger issue of Irish ...
... the great part ths people of Ireland. (Nationalist cheers). SEEN IN ITS BUSINESS ASPECT. To tha Editor Irish Independent. Sir—ln the recent debate on the Tani Reform amendment , to the Address in the House of Commons, Mr. Kettle Made, as is his wont ...
... THE IRISH INDEPENDENT, SATURDAY, JANVA RY 1, 1916 ~ RADE IN 1915 . to the rural districts. Mr. J. J. Oliver SP .? CI? L EXTRA. NEW YORK STOOKS. MARK E' said that the Act was a great humbug. - The late Niss Innes, The &nchorage, 1- I D IMPORT FIGURES. ...
... THE PERMANENCY'', OF PARTITION. DEAN M`GLINCHEY AND MR NUGENT, M,P. To the Editor Irish Independent. Sir—l am very pleased to see Mr. Nugent returning to his repetitions; and the oftener he returns the better for my purpose—the education or the public ...
... 3918. Maize—La Plata.lof live hogs and products at Chicago gave 54/8 to 55, oatmeal Canada pinhead 17 Tort to the steadiness of the market for Arne to 17 , 8. Canada flake. 17 8 to 17/9 Flour bacon, which agaiu experienced a very encou Per 2801b—Spring ...
... I_llE 1 Hint{ INDEPENDENT. SATURDAY., DECEMBER 23, 1916. 5 .._ conitucc cons4NnczA n tea' Hall, Longford, per Hugh . I • Bannon __, 8 0 0 si.sus st' ed3O4,C Collected by Mary Hannon, Crnsheen, Co. Clare .. .. 5 8 no. htlrteOnn. Peterswell 1J.1 ...
... SOLUTION: INDEPENDENCE AND PARTITION. Lord Hugh Cuil, in an important letter to' the Times to-day, on the Irish queanon and the proposal to give Dominion Home dale, rut There is, u far as I know, no reillOTl whatever for believing that either Canada or ...
... Arrangements for Conducted, Independent. and Pre-Arraused Tome. Tickets Issued for Local and ()ontineutal Holiday Resorts. WALKER, GRAY & CO ., lid QUIESN STRKST. GLASGOW. Hours 9 P.m. to p.m. ; Saturday. 4 p.m. CANADA. ...
... Premier, in Ottowa on Saturday characterised Germany's willingness at the outbreak of war to assure Canada and Australia of national independence as simply the design of a man-eating tiger to deal with each victim in turn. Australia had been able ...