... are its su—>orters any ni?aiis all Catholics. The twelfth of July celebrations are an aggressively religious displs- ami it speaks volumes for the sense and religious toleration of Irish that these anti-Popery exhibitions according to Dr. Kane, to neither ...

... stated that a Government grant in aid of national communications would involve a totally new departure. He might have assumed, speaking to Irishmen and Irish representatives, that his bearers would aware that the principle had been long ago adopted and acted ...

... fortune ia placed from 60.000 000 doll to 100.000.000 dol*.’’ Clearly the opinion of such man was worth having, for could speak with weight of practical experience which few, unfortunately, pos- Addreuing the TwtarMoma inter riever, who approached him ...

... We*' (*oa»t IreUnd. He tendered hi« ciiank- Chif the manner in which bad propobct to deal with that -n the conntiy, aud speaking for tie peopl** of that duir ct, do *il in hi* power ♦« courage and support tbewe pr-rpoeala the Uoveruineot. recoguia->1 ...

... Nervousness, Ac. lam glad tu be able state that from the flist derived great benefit from the use of your Appliances, and which be speaks la terms of the highest (Bet.) M. B. Hom. M A. QPINAL WEAKNESS , Ac. O The Medical Rail. Koniakillcn, November Ist. 1895. ...

... ilian they are I am not at ull sure thould find majority those who sit behind in agreement with me. I have always taken are speaking on this subject to say that I spoke for ravsilf only, and it i* clear from what bus fallen from the hon member for Helfaat ...

... 'to notice, if not to take into consideration, the influences which his nature has been worked upon, remembering that are speaking of on Oriental ruler whose country not yet free from traditions of barbarity, and that there in the Oriental a sardonic instinct ...

... counties and break up the peaceful relations now existent, the nouses, Ac., were now port of the mens’ wages. The Government, speaking through the HOME SECRETARY, also agreed that the amendment was undesirable, and it was negatived without division. Sir FRANCIS ...

... tola ra- Hjieet might in fact load to International •oi»plicati‘'Dv, width it was to Italy’s *• to avoid In cone'u-ioo, and speaking g»B->a ly, the M ...

... course the first and snxloo* his solicitude, bot also * * heart and soul the social Use people committed to bis ps* and when speak his anxiety for the welfare the noder eharge.il mast * U his sympathies were confined by tke of his pariah or of who enjoyed ...

... 1 forward, is ibe best man for that position io the Land 'o Borns. The Club is ye»rs in exis'enee, play the old game-, ami speak tue old tongue, and on S«tardsy it bobores every Gaelic mao, re-raeated with the •ame feelings, jo n in giving them a Fealtha ...

... all nv»r the cono ry, and that they won d aoaa ha absorbed by the reef the population. instanced the Ara.» a typical I i-h speak.ag »« oov. and seth fore woild that only pe aons under years of age spoke Irish only. Not fa' from this barony of Aran i» toe ...