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(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION,) 1 j[ ' London; April 27.. The leaders of the Unionist Party have decided, to fight the Home Rule. BJll when in committee, line by line./ ' , , The Belfast Orangemen tried? toliang Daly, a Roman Catholic ironworker,' .but he escaped before the ~ scheme could fie darried into effect. He received serious injuries, however, at the hands of v the mob. ■. ' ;,■■•:.' ",• .SV-. ;J-,T Factory girls in Belfast threatened to cut tb,e throats of the Roman : Cathode employes, who have taken' panic, and hundreds of them have left the works in order to save their lives. '• They were stoned by the other factory girls as they left the works. •-.■•.->.' •- •*■< 'ApriT2B. The Budget was agreed to-after some criticism from Mr Goschen. '" '"-
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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 133, 29 April 1893, Page 2
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