... one of the most vehement of Irish patriots, and as one of those who either exposed him- self on that account to the penalties of the law, or else was 'within an ace of so exposing himself. That was the character of Mr. Darcy McGee. He went to Canada- Canada ...

... continluance of which was probably not yet P eptirouching its end. It wee an ungrateful task thus to If fake the pessimist view, rind in so doing, he ex.posed to soepicicon; hut tire true philsatropiat, the real worker s: for Iris country's welfare, must not ...

... previously staving in town, and is expected to remain until after her accouchement. We understa~nd that a marriage is arranged 'so fake place between Lady Victoria Campbell, eldest daughter of the Earl and Countess of Cawdor, and Lieut.- Colonel Francis lLarebton ...

... sortie occu~rcd on the erstng;lr Cuf tlre 429th, October, tho first thing the officer in er-remanad thoughlt of '.as not to expose his men iieelirrru, cue tiierrrfore ho ga~ve the order for them to asithrd,.iu-. it wis'only on the foilov.;ug morr'ug thlat ...

... an re-hoed those admrable words which Mr. Chamlerlain used as to the uresence of -the t Mayor, and, as a Leeds man he might fake the oppor- tunity of expressing, on behalf of all Leeds men of every their gratitude to him for being there, and he a l I it ...

... Sergeant Gill 38, Sergeant TIowers 34, Private E3mmott 2-l, Private Greenwoodl 22' l heighley : Private Smith 3d, Sergeant FAked .14, Peivates Loundale 31, Captain Brown 23, Private Dirtwistle 2:, ,Sergeant Mitchell 22, Sergeaist M~iller 20, Corporal Buatter- ...

... anew to give com- mon lasting expression by such a work to the gratitude we joyfully acknowledge with heart and lips. I again fake tip the plan for building a new cathedral, worthy of the metropolis, upon the site now occupied by the present edifice, and ...

... stated that about midnight on the 30th ult., he, with other officers, apprehended the prisoner in Hfauover-squaro, and on faking him to the police-station, aced reading the warrant to him, ho said, Mr. Dru-,amond will have to pay dear for this. At ...

... it-Wfv5 mine-: es hoont unoon him to show the House, in the first place, that )d the drangers to which the public were exposed in railway in travelling-, and from which ~they might be delivered by it the us of1 proper brakes, were of steflicient importance ...

... of tIlh shops at the soeuth.east side of LcedB Bridgo, anl somo varehouses behind, partly in the oacupations of M1r. Nathan fake end ydr, :13aset Roytiolds and partly unoccupied. Mr. Shaw, in opening flrs caso for tilie caimant said lthat the Corpora- ...

... But that is nlo excuse for anoy remissness in inflicting, punishmeoit,ini seeking out floe authors of these outrages and faking care float they muest with summary asod exemplary punishment. '1'hirefore, with regard to float past of the quesetion, depend ...

... as userical-oflicer to tirs IUnion Worklrnrrse, smtn hrtlr salary shioxld bae Iincesased to £100 or Life0. It waes agreed to fake it rinto 'consideration at tire next nseeting.-A letter was also reari Ifrom Alr. T. H-. 1-'sldswortlr, of Sandalr Hull, wiro ...