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... diocese of Clogher is the last which has been abolished by Lord Stanley's Church Temporalities Act, the ten sees being now united with others, according to that act. The revenues of Clogher, about £12,000 a year, go to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners ...
... dismal aphorism, the truth of which the experience of centuries has confirmed, will more be heard, but that the minds of Irishmen there may be implanted the conviction that you feel that justice to Ireland is the best security for England, and that her ...
... eagerly about them, as if to familiarise themselves at once with the country of their adoption. Hero were dandies from the United States and from France, picking their steps mincingly, as they strove to keep pace with the sturdy fellows who carried their ...
... I >sbr pt 1;gwbas1sct.w~ Vow ionpa o 6sat Vt Renfrewsbire-Milton Free Chureb, Glasgow- the County Of Selkirk-the Syrod of United Original Seceders, Edinburgh -the Presbytery of Fordyce-Banff-CAmlachie Free Church -Bridgeton Free Church. Glasgow-Cornmissioners ...
... enant of Ireland-a measure, he observed, important not only to the interests of Ireland, but to the future welfare of the United Kingdom. He commenced by dispelling two misapprehen- l sions-first, that it was intended to remove the courts of law from ...
... have been visiting Madrid, and who, no doubt, have felt the want of introductions and of a pleasant trysting place. In the United States, there has been a recurrence in the Senate of one of those extraordinary scenes which proves how little self-command ...
... seat of the general _go-Ternmentand _present in the Imperial _Legislature _. The position of the viceroy in that part of the United Kingdom was _exceedingly _anomalous . He was petitioned , appealed to , and blamed on all sidesyet _left without the power ...
... Buttery's store for some refreshment, and remained till all were more or less inebriated. The majority of the company were Irishmen, and their proverbial predilection for fighting when in liquor, began to develop itself. The store was soon scene of wild ...
... that this was project of very recent origin : both rumours were totally devoid of foundation. That when two countries were united, there ought to be but a single administration, had been the decided opinion of Lord Somers at the Scottish Union. But at ...
... there for refreshment. The storekeeper plied the men with liquor, till all were more or less inebriated. The majority being Irishmen, the store was soon a scene ot wild disorder; and the keeper called the police to his aid. With their assistance the further ...
... was convenient or whether it was inconvenient, it was their chartered right. The nobly lord entirely mistook the sense of Irishmen. What did the ministers mean to do with this country I Did they mean to make them all rebels I All climes were of opinion ...
... been sold at exorbitant prices. Mdlle. Ifain- ,, quit Stockholm towards the ?? lird the waters at Ems. Her engagement in the United States P. ose commences on the 1st October; but she will not- embark ' by for that country before the- month of September ...