... and the fame that had attended his viceroyalty in India (Lear, hear). Ve can re- ?? that, as was truly said, some vagabond exposed Lord Iiaddington to the imputation of being a partisan Lord Lieu- tenant of Ireland (heal, hear). We can all recollect that ...

... the present moment the higher portion of the Irish nobility was by due course of law under- going the process of extinction. 'Fake, then, the case of the Irish Secretaries, ho s mauv of them were Irish ? During the last half century, tiough some scotch ...

... 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 ...

... FREEMIAN'S JOUSSNAL and Evening In Packet are entitled to the warmest thanks of this Meeting for I their able articles in exposing the gross job, and thus arousing the Ratepayers to a sense of their duty. Moved by Rev. Mr. M'Cann; seconded by Michael Mur- ...

... by canal have to pay for a week's provisions more than those travelling by railroad, besides losing time and being longer exposed to fraud. Passengers are advised in nro event to engage their passage to distant small places that do not lie on the main ...

... 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 ...

... to an arrangement maide at an anterior period. You are pleased to esy that 3 on cannot omit to say that I made a grossly fake statement to the Archdeacon of Cork when I told him there was vno accommodation to be had ia Cteuruhtown,but y In seem to ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... viere no9 parties to the frauds of which thay cam- th plalid, they war to and diacha gad, because somii one Anare published a fake proepee tus co 'TheMaser ,of the Roll bserved that the difficulty ilkthis | coeoa ta the. graud Vag -put andi parcel of the ...

... 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 ...

... May, 1850, and July, 1851. l A meeting of gentleman interested in Australia was ce hold yesterday, at the London Taverr, to fake into con- y sideration the bhat means of procuring an effective mail | service, whether by a double line, viz. :-The Suez on ...