... statesmen. Like charity, it is made to cover a multitude of l sins,~ and to jusg'ify spoliatio antos of &cetot. Dr. ULLArHORNE exposes how it W~as h worked, anid establishes, beyond contention, that the vote of annexation was gained by fa.lsehood, fraIud, 5and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... rican beef is unlt for'fo6d, andthiat'tho'sani., tay. a,utlo2rjtiqs ought .to, inspcct it'b~efore it iS permnitted to -be, exposed for:`sale. The American beef is' first-class, and if.the im-. ports continue they willW pexnanqntlyJ vower Lprices. But they ...

... placed 'in this t dilemma, that if they rejected the proposal they v would expose themselves to the charge of doing an c unpopular act, and if they adopted it they might b expose their bill to shipwreck in another place t (hear, hear). But while he admitted ...

... amply enal)led the Irish nation to tide over that great nrtional calamity without loss of life Niy famine, or witboet being exposed to the degrading necessity of accept- ing contributions from the charitable and humane of the civilised world (bear, hoar ...