... Ireland from its place in the present, Legislative Union existing with Great Britain.” said they Ulster were not troubled | with fake modesty, and were not idol worshippers, but thoy reserved themselves , the right of private judgment, and they believed the ...

... Itherally-treated Englishmen. The of action is not far to meek. The *mistier.** of croseChannel handicappers been at work, and fake reports of abilities of certein runners have been circulated by them, with the re. cult that their handicap+ have been considerably ...

... u-finally be expedient, because nothing else can secure the permanent concurrence of mankind. — Sz A. Ausox. ! Tum only way o fake a Perfect Copy from a | Type Wrirteo Letter ia by using one of Lirria & | M'Oumax's Parzwr Trew Wurrme Ccemve | Leres Boows ...

... Mr. Miller's companies Gamper Abe New Grand the micoseling week with Arrairaa. Pogwa BA.CI3N THE INDIAN FAKIR FAKED. THE MANGO TREE EXPOSE. A facetious American three heacharp. SUM d--‘ll statietico. Were Ito attempt so improvement ma elmairmation I ...

... thonged and infinn j>oor, and indoed many others whn through no fanltof their own find themselves without emphyoent, are exposed to hardship* which are not present in the lee* inclement seasons cf the year. Amongst those who are uot in wart there i* a ...

... iielemyeasa aad thee smeregatiese elk is be Catholics they meet be sespedel to Is cant is their stapes. • asth at their ems exposes GENERAL TEN DAY. WE wend is the peeekie miser ressind Me I. Tempera*, Day, es she be the ie is be is. amended, 1110 amiss ...

... tne majority of the Select Committee on the working of the Land Acts, for their services to the tenant-farmers Ireland in exposing their grievances, and recommending remedies, and we call upon all Irish members, and especially tho members of this great ...

... Inc of his rising the aseembloge wrest of the Whig Government. 1T into Le woe the re:option wm equally cordial. The enemiug faked to betray Mr. Poised lie mid, 'llr. undoubtedly one of the lergest ever witossed I'm neil is the property of the Irish race ...

... Govertrerit hasi received advice thas at least if 00,003 cterlinc Itas beeni pair rip. Thre Goverarire-t lrn-is itsielf to fake piart in the dtrst issue fot £115,000 ar terlin At par, Irlue expenses of isaus. The Gorernnment to be ?? to participate in ...

... as-ban attract a stroniger company than on Wednesday lest, and the race was in every sense a snocess. Its open ,character was exposed by the fact of S to 1 Woing offered on the ?? at the -f1t off its flag, and so mn~y ca'nal- dates were tack-ed in earnest ...

... in their generation, have endeavoured to show that Mr. Gladstone could not see or beer what was going on. That is perfectly fake. Ur. Gladstone can see well enough if chooses. If the disturbance had been caused by a Conservative or Unionist member would ...

... maxim was dicregarded in the bitterness of modern Freneh partisauship, and | for months past M. Casimir-Perle’ has been | exposed to onslaughts, the malignity of which | bat thinly veiled a genernl hatred ~f all authority | snd an orgarised conspirscy ...