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... 811IPPLNO DIBASTIRS. The Nein'worth, hem New Orleans for Liverpool, wreck. d at the entrance to Cardigan Ray, on the 14th inst., had • cargo of bales of cotton, valued at be. torten and The crow have been saved. MOST.: VIDEO, Dec le, The Barred Quo.. ...
... not forbid us to contribute the memo and money to buy those arms for your Protestant Volute tiers--;loud cheers , - end thus that exclusively Protestant army of Irish Volunteers were armed largely by the contributions of the I atholic millions-themselves ...
... moments. Amongst tie gentlemen on the platform weft Mr. Jacob Bright, M.P.., Mr. A. Illingworth, M.P., Mr. E. Richards, MX., Cardigan ; Professor A. 2i. Wilkins, the Be.. R. W. Dale, Dirmingbam ; Mr. Joe. Chamberlain, Birmingham; Bev. H. W. Creakily, Birminghtin ...
... and Wales -• say Cardigan are notably the two Mint backward portions of the country. educe-tonally considered. vet the one is distingutsed above all other counties foe its rriminahty -both in kind and in quality —and the other, Cardigan, is the most free ...
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... a telegrams cleating al the frontier today, &Amebas who wooded to Pliiippegulie BELGRADE, The &avian been awaiting sad now armed of which 108,000 have BELGRAI In obedience to as rapier which was delayed in Main. the bombardment yemerday evening. It seems ...
... ••I:OD • %VV. THE E'EN • TIM lA. TRUE PHILANTHROPY. THE announcement which appears elsewhere in our columns notifying that Mr. JOHN FLEMING, of this city, has undertaken to defray the entire cost of a new and spacious Hospital for Sick Children must t.erywhere ...