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... Wm after eonmrs•Uou with Yr. Carnetuo that the statement which Use hog member afterwards on Mandl, was obliged to admit w. fake Wee made (cheetah In the west of Ire and they Inel Mr. John Byrue, the hero of Loughs., and ii Mae tie of his funcUous were ...

... Storey is one of the must elo juent Radicals in the House, and his fine powers were never more efleciively employed tham in exposing the coptradictions of Mr. ~ Mr. De Cobain, M P, has joined the Salvation Army, He sat beside General Booth on the platform ...

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... being teoment Marshal Conchs, having come up with very.large e es its name denotes, very white and compact, 'some reserves, exposed himself sod his staff to the and intim fit for the palace tablas-a well as that of the enemy's fire. He fell mortally wounded ...

... found Mrs. McClure Iging on the floor. There was blood on her face mad in the floor. Mn.s M'Clure t )ld her to get a ear sad fake her to the hospital. bat she went into the neat house, which was occupied by a Mrs. ditimpie, and brought her in. The prisoner ...

... or a glass of brandy, bat as to bring it wiihin the scope of each one's ander- if this becomes habitual, and he is often exposed to standing. The question of alt. mperance involves of morbific influences, be is tar more Ukely to fall a victim necessity ...

... will have their names aerociated with IL.. one building as their predecessors had their names aesoeiated with the other. .faking pardon for the digression, lie proceeds Of the opening et St. Patrick's we flud no ac• count in the newspapers of that date; ...

... this illustrious Pontiff sets forth the dangers to which Empire to assert your constitutional iieht to the fullest youth is exposed at the present time, and the duties liberty and to complete equality with your fellow which are placed upon the pastors of ...