... under a deeper sense of grave respon- sibility. I feel that I leave to lay bare the disingenidouness of the commise ionere, to expose tlee blender heaped upon a majority of thies board, to resist icedignantly the malignant attack- made upon tiesrelipion of ...

... The greatness of the evi by which we are surrounded, and the consideration of the scourges :of-thezLord to which we are exposed, are a -suficient warning for us all, dearly beloved, to avail ourselves of the mesns of salvation~now .proposed to us, and ...

... fairy uever grows old-naturally gets jealous. and when he alleges her to be his mother the peers, who are delighted at thle expose, plainly hint their inability to accept the statement seeing that Iolanthe is bit i7, whi!e lie is ?? They think that without ...

... hostili- ties. Another notice calls on the inbabitanis of the town and country to aid the Emperor to repel the common enemy, by faking part in the i ational loat recently decreed. A Vienna letter, in the Lloyd'a, of Petsib, says':- The archives of the Russian ...

... of the mystification whereby they sought to confuse men's minds as to the real nature of the alterations they were about to Fake in pommnittee; and in conT sihleration of their doing so the Irish members, or rather Mr. Keogh acting on their behalf; assented ...

... es~ate, ?? tiell were three risasl, of rent in t~va years, soj thbart in I thlat ishort sapce tihe tat went up l.,5 Iw (Stit. 'fake thle eanse also of arnother (,f Lort Arraira teats nationsad by I'r,,f-snr ]Aaldvin. E.-s- rent was raised retuil~rly ru fo]lours ...

... south -eat gae prevailed along the eovt, which, accom- pealed by a spring tide and heavy sea, caused considerable damage at exposed portins of the foreseore At Greoytones the Dublin, Wicklow, and Wex- ford Railway was washed away oa the Kilcool side. The ...

... xpenlditure of wore tilal a uillitlis a-year, and after tilt lllislnialagenllelit and ahlilnc . ltli thle contnmltter heal exposed filit iiI olit to insist oit a change ill tilt system (Ilear).oS i Brr. LAItNG entirely agreed witii til t igiht 11011 eiltle ...

... excilting sewers, tshe level being too high to take in a | !* iurcatinnlyof~ thool. In some casos tliy can be brough In byt faking theill for soene ?? back anti relsuilding, but . this must in many catses interfere scriously ?? the ilonse tirailage; in ...

... to the community if her crimes should btffli detection, it was the duty of every man to do all in his power to thoroughly expose her. Dr. Uhl said he would reflect upon the matter. He did so, and on tbe followirg day told Mr. Ball that he would place ...

... Vniversity wogld really take. care of the rights of ! ROman Catholics F 'better .than' the Rotiast Catholics' themselves would' 'fake care of theust. The 'objection, 'how- 5ever, ' it was found necessary to meet, and' though the ?? government had been an admirable ...

... complaints, And his character aperseed and suspected, very frequently without caute-44s honour end honesty dailynny healy, exposed to the strongest te teptation--nd of which none huts a'ost ?? e' ployee can form any adeeuate idea ; and all this without ...