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... conditions. The door for further negotiations remains open. Lrf't neither slue anything slam it. even temporarily. the “Northern Whig” (Belfast): There is only one course open the Government they sincerely desire maintain the essential unity of the realm. They ...
... Notes Fclth&m, again, all there right whig went for the line with great resolution, and his reward was two fine tries. As to the halves, those who said Dix and Millington were not the right pair must now haft altered thoir opiniom. They played together ...
... “Preeman’s say The De Valera and Mr. interview between Lioyd George yesterday is evidently not the final one.” The “ Northern Whig ” says: “De Valera with his colleagues will weigh the possibilities of winning independence by a policy ef attrition.” CHELTENHAM ...
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... that inspired him. A delightful glimpse into the ilve of the gre t t in days was afforded by M bel Countess of Airlie’s “In Whig Society. 1921 was poor in English novels « f outstanding merit, bat it is doubtful if male novelists have done well as Miss ...
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