... happily the shelter of that house, they had nothing before them but a life of profligacy and vice. If it were only for their Fakes, and the saken of persons similarly e sl- tuated, there ought to be poor lawsa. Besides, it should not: be forgotten that the ...

... 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 ...

... complaints, And his character aperseed and suspected, very frequently without caute-44s honour end honesty dailynny healy, exposed to the strongest te teptation--nd of which none huts a'ost ?? e' ployee can form any adeeuate idea ; and all this without ...

... orders under ?? acts which existed in Elngland should be extended to Ireland (hear, tear). ?? also thought that the mode of faking the poll at municipal elections in Ireland was in a very detective state, and ought to be rrnedied. and tbat a better system ...

... 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 ...

... her millions, her virtuous millions, are denounced aliens and perjurers; the faithful few who love and represent her are exposed to the yells of the debauchee, and the con- tumely-of large majorities'; safer for them to trust their hands into the scorpions ...

... against anti-rack re rent Dillon I To be sure there is no end of 1 C, garbage about Integrity of the Em- ie pire. The now fake-andhis boether's ad- ai- dress is substantially the same-told us that f sr once Mr. Dillon and. such men got returned' i- for ...

... the interest of the Irish tenant in his improvements. But unfortunately a measure was passed which had had the effect of exposing these improvements to somewhat serious peril. Ptessed partly by the political economy of the day, and also in some degree ...

... to a~e enmptlbyment jiten to t9them., They h a righit.to 'th'ern'eve- tewoko be their own hands, ?? no man hada right 'tio fake froma them ' that whjch nature' bd&iv~ e4iu'aly 'to'a11 thie fiult'of the iis labiour which ithey poduc'ed' by the Sweat of ...

... false (cheers). With respect to the )- question before them, nb one there denied that it was the ry right of the nation tq~fake arms in its hands to defend its e- liberty. They did netmuarrel with that principle ; but idMr. Mitchel quarrelled* w'ith their ...

... acolamations of the meeting, the h Chair was taken by The LORD MAYOR, L. T. J. D. MuLitx, Esq. Secretary. His Lordship, on faking the chair, addressed the meeting as ' follows :-Gentlemen in conformity with your wishes, as ex- a pressed by vou in the document ...

... aheauses is (laughter and appluse)., -If he wiere idlposqd to o make's sggbstio 'to the Englih; peo6ie. it iWoild_ 'a he' to fake'se matterout of the hands of cauisese, ,e is'their friendh in- ,Macheste..'wera 'dogmd h perhapsin that way theyiigl~%iaav@~ ...