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... of union is again stirring among the dry bones Presbyterian divisions in Scotland. When the Free and the United Presbyterian Churches agreed to unite seven years ago very general hope was engendered that the Presbyterianism Scotland was in the way to an ...
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... with advantage be delayed until after the debate takes place on this subject the motion that the Speaker leave the chair the Civil Service estuastes. CLERKSHIPS IN THE POST OFFICE. Mr. O’DOHERTY asked the Secretary to the Treasury, representing the Post ...
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... says that the integrity of the Union of the United Kingdom can only be preserved the utmost harmony of feeling and action amongst all classes of Loyalists. If Irish Unionists were not to be heartily united they would render themselves weak before fteir ...
... perhaps, above all, there is the question of trade and commerce, on which the prosperity and greatness of the United Kingdom-we hope the word united may not soon become a mockery-so largely de- pend. Imperial Federation guarantees the solu- tion of serious ...
... a British Parliament, whan la the 300* century endeavouring to resettle South Africa, carrying for months, possibly for yean, a sort bloody assise, meant to stir the dying embers of civil strife, and undo all the good done the past. don’t believe such ...
... such anti-social policies, should be sitting in parliament and receiving large salaries? by oth @i ind gy, gtizens of the United King- _ Joes &e not know that pn. These “friends” of Messrs, Hume, Fitt, Currie grs Who NOW no longer and Cooper, even if ...
... places birth and education Irish civil servants. Mr. Bryce might promise the return, but neither he nor the House Commons has power enforce it. Mr. Bryce ordered it, the Courts would, at the motion any member of the civil service who retired to give the ...
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