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... Government at present trying to ineresa• tillage and the iwoduetion of food Ireland. John Bull is getting hungry ,Isiughterl—his stomach tea very tender part of John's anatomy (renewed livitahieri. WONT THE 00%• ERNME BE IN A PRETTY PORI. Tills BEFORE ...
... demanding her independence since the days of Grattan as stir had today. Grattan trusted England. and as a result of her promises he disbanded his Volunteers. Now the Dinh people had the 'opportunity that Grattan hail. Now they had the oppnetunitt of showing ...
... for what? He assert that they only wished to provoke the people. Thee said they were looking for arms, but why did they not for Car• eon's rifles—the arms of the late first Lord of the Admiralty, the leading man of the British Empire—why did they. not ...
... IM 4d; Lauder. £ll5 4d; Thomas Donnelly. Ild; John Ashton £74 Ild: John Doolt. Mil 124 A; Rdward Jackson. EMI 17s Sri; t' W Frew', £4ll 24. l'h, average potiorlsge received in 'll5. 'l7. was as follow,:-John £44 Idd; 4 Vitsgetakt. 7s T .1 (YShaugh. sees) ...
... Farrell. Mina 1 led Manning. Miss Violet Telford. Miss Todd, Mi.. Mary It 0 Barry,Mins .1 YelMnnell. Mr John 'Feeney. ll Mi. Elisabeth Woe. Armit. Mr John Feeney. Mias Mary It Leahy. 111. Speed CerlifleaW.-- Mies Barr,. Mi. Isabella Fagan. Miss Artnit. balor ...