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... extrome Protestantiem upon the of Ireland, an attitude has done more to win consideration for the minority for which the Express speake than years of onslaugbs and objuration. The Express declares: “The Bishops have done much by their document to bring the tubject ...

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... good enough to pablish in your next issue the accompanying remarkable document, a copy of which bas been forwarded to Mr. It speake for iteelf wumpet tongned, and the reply of the Governmen: (o +o unique ao appeal shall be looked forwaid to with inter. est ...

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... the numberless responsibilities of bis anguat office, found time to remember the dilliculties of his Irish solbjects, and to speak, when occasion words of parental and wise admonition. lt was the Holy own forethought which suggested the commemoration in ...

... belping band. Tux time hae come when s great many people must make up tueir minds where to go for s hobday. To such we would speak @ good word for the spots in eur own country which have recently been opened up to the tounst. They certainly bere first claum ...

... her jealousy and spite in the glee with which she weloomed the threat. Lord ened disruption of the Union. Salisbury, when speaking as Sir Robert Coeeil in the House of Commons, acknow ledged that England could never be a real friend of America, because ...

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