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... • sudden feeling of faintness stealing over her. at Mao Seston's words. that . . . she could bring her trembling lips to speak. I mean that you give me promise. Lynette. I will the world know whist I have accidentally kerne. and on, to it Mark Travers ...

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... would prevail, if not on & worse Male. To-day Ireland is one of the freest nation. under the son, and it. people, generally speaking, are happy and contented. And sin want you to help 1111 keep it that way. The dwoontented are crying for liberty. Yet they ...

... them alone: they are worthy of your care: they have and WV centres of spiritranlity in all oar eountrysidee, and. gcnecally speaking. are ash of than a living finarreial in the of Christ Sr not aecereardy synonymons with spiritual wealth. (Applause.) Ladies ...

... Bev. Frederick Unite and Mr. William Coot*, M.P., of the Lister Delegation to this country. As soce an Mr. Coate began to speak shoot. of Down with England, Marsh for de Velem and To hell with lying minister resounded through the church. In the ...

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... walk with Him. TIE UTE LW. lUNSIIT. PION In Eglinton Street Presbyterian Church on Sabbath evening the Rev. J. H. Morton, speaking from the words, Be ye therefor* ready also, foe the Son of Man comsat at an hour when ye think not, said that the message ...

... the “ pur ” “ Small ”” ts which he (the Bishop of or supported was ” iteelf ” Bilt and be to break the i carnot, of course, speak But whilst I differ fun- Bishop Kildare as to on. merits of the Bill, and strongly te hich and the t erms of the ate meeting ...

... mentioned in the report, and, so far as I am advised, neither yourself .nor member of the delegation for which you assume to speak were present at the time of their perpetration. This is to advise you, therefore, that any charge of falsehood imputed to ...