... for many a night, and next morning you have seen them swept out as so much human offal, and consigned to a dog's grave, as garbage that was t/ivs well got r.d of Nay. This same work is still carried forward, stealthily but apace. Indeed one might almost ...

... and sink below a.l na ions in what they do«no, af er floating on tbe heaven of declamation, fall down to feed the offal and garbage of the earth. who arc not in the secret are inclined to consider conduct cf tLe repuJiatiog »ta;e» proceed from exhaustion— ...

... Rev. F.C. and which prefatory appendix or appended preface, is, unquestionably, the grossest, coarsest collection of moral garbage that has been offered to the swinish multitude since the 16th century in Ircland. Surely the days of Circe are not so long ...

... have come among you, Catholic country men, today (hear, aud cheering). Why should not tbe garbage bigoted Protestant poor Law Commissioners, and the noisome garbage low lived Orange schoolmaster* and schoolmistresses in the union workhouses in Ireland, ...

... and A Dorsetshire Incumbent” warns the British public not to submit to this imposition and tells them a few things which he picked up in an Irish tour as to the distribution of relief wages and rations of meal. From the tone of our clerical correspondents ...

... of the markets, which have precluded the ordinary con- sumption of the poor, and forced them to sustain life on vegetable garbage-not in the contributions sup- plied in local districts to force down the enormous cost of provisions, which are still beyond ...

... and the friends ot Ireland were scattered, without the possibility of mustering again—they collected into one lump all the garbage and filth they could procure, and after throwing it in our fades, away they ran, imitating the war of the Parthiané of old—(hear ...

... tholic countrymen, to day (hear, hear, and cheering). Why nd should not the reptile garbage of bigetted Protestant poor 0 'or law commissionel's, and the noisome garbage of low-lived n Orange schoolmasters and sohoolmistres5se in toe union tm, workhouses ...

... ventured to make this speech when they could be replied to, but when no person could reply to them they got together all this garbage and filth, and flung it in their faces (loud cheers). Fie, he would say, upon the shabby dotards who had thus shrunk from ...

... where your Aldermen of the Ward and Common Council ? T'hey still, it is true, batten on the wretched peculation of ofliciat garbage, but, like rats in a barn, they are in eternal appre- hension lest the terriers should be let in among them. For three years ...

... Another of the valuable chests of plate belonging to the Marquis of Waterford, lately lust in the Hibtruia, under the Hoe, was picked up on Wednesday, by two men in the employ - Pour-acres, who will receive a rich salvage. Accounts were, Saturday morning, ...