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14 February 1893 - Evening Irish Times - Dublin, Dublin, Republic of Ireland
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14 February 1893 - Evening Irish Times - Dublin, Dublin, Republic of Ireland
The proprietors the Weekly Whig are glad to announce that they have arranged with Mr. secure this new and fascinating novel from his pen. The heroine is English child, born Christian parents, bat roared and educated (andor exceptional and terribly distressing conditions) in the
The Press Association says foDowiog comments on Mr. Gladstone's Home Rule Bill and his speech in mtrodudng it will appear in to-morrow's (Tuesday V) newspapers : Tho Birmingham Gazette says Mr. Gladstone absolutely fails to reconcile his schema with the principle of Imperial uni
GatiENocK, Monday. A has been received in Greenock today from Belfast asking for fifty shipyard joiners leave Greenock to-night to work in Messrs. & Wolfs yard, Ballast. A year's work is promised, higher wages than were paid on the Clyde before strike, which still continues. It