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... meetings for prayer have lbeen held in several of the churches in connection I with the Evangelical Alliance, and yesterday a l united meeting for prayer was held in the Ulster Minor Hall, commencing at twelve ouclock, and lasting for about an hour. The Hail ...
... THE BELFAST WEEKLY NEWS, SATPBD —At this sestwm of the year, when so young couples unite bonds of wedlock, it may be intruding rtaS* that the Parish Church on Sunday, for the nrst time for great number yearn, there wss not A single call announced the ...
... THEIR 5OkAPS. Streett; j Every Bar is stamped Guveeas's Rest Mostted. & CcO.S Sold by Grocers wear Oii'vei7 rhroisghout tip United 1029 K ?? nm. 593 ADDRESS AYD PRESENTATION TO CAPTAIN WILLIAM WOLSELEY MADDEN, GRAND MASTER 0 THE ORAZGEXEN OF MONAGMAX. 1 ...
... Bt ?? is approaching, we trust ihce Dublin Even- ing Stand ird will, when the hour of trial comes, be gu sustained by all Irishmen who are influenced by honest principles-moral, political, and religious Ci We are thoroughly persuaded that the indepen- ...
... summonses were granted on the pre- vious day, at the instance of Jeremiah M'Kenna. Mr. Bright received a deputation from the United Kingdom Alliance on Wednesday, and in the course of his reply strongly condemned the the Permissive Bill, and iaid the only ...
... Scot- land ? Perhaps our Moderator could direct or lead them by the short sea passage. Let them go honestly to the Free ana United Presbyterian Churches, and tell the Voluntaries of Scotland that they regard them as pasr-icipes criminis in the do. struction ...
... believe, .theEmuire is approachint. wetrust 7 he Dublin. ELee-n N ?? will, when the boar of trial comes, be sustained by all Irishmen who are influenced by honest principles-moral, political, and religions. f We are thoroughly persuaded that the indepen. ...
... Tenant a secure int-tett ia the soil, and will finally removes the, t1aees which now divide and weaken diffevftt Oasses of Irishmen. My efforts an your Representative shall be directed to Opposing that Centralising Policy which ha. invariasbly made Irish ...
... in the whole of the thirty houses, So and telegraphs have been swept away, and the damage that they cannot for once meet Irishmen on broad, them were entered, and chairs, tables, and : r s estimated at 200 millions of france, Christian privcipler, when ...
... Commander-in-Chief in the Pacific, on the North American and West India stations, and at Portsmouth, and Vice-Admiral of the United Ki He was made Admiral of the Fleet, November 20, 1866.” “ ox Ixpia.”—A lecture on the above subject was delivered on Wednesday ...
... have been advocated by politicians of various shades of opinion, and it is most inspiriting to find such evidences of caution united with earnestness. Everybody seems to have a plan. Give us 31 years and three lives, as in the old time, said a farmer lately ...
... with fiddles and harp played their choicest o se]ections, while the younger ones went about so- L liciting pennies. Negroes, Irishmen, clerks, wosher. U women, well-dressed women of doubtful reputa- L tion, and politicans of both sexes asked questions of ...