... prevail in the charity, but that basalts should bee without say regard to the religious weds worship of its objects. To he pier* a =Es added and conselentighly aired veligibus controvey the schools; bet to ad. he of the fie., dip lie weans spurt amble ...

... board, u a mew, for a abort sailing Mr. steering the yacht, tad, whew the boat had only readied a short distance frets the pier, ie to • teddes rash of the wind, the boom of the male. nil street &maw Mr. Caulagham's parer precipitating him the water ...

... be the companion and before the nevus could wise him, threw himself over board. The ship was iosnoilly put. 4110/1i 10e she pier' pose of saving the captain t but singularly enough, this was no sootier dente than the ikiud died awa., anti . it because ...

... arra tan to cosies to I..at to fort. showy. ..d raperawer.--Sre Theory of roe 193 sad Thee ate toe marsh °Wafers retested oar pier la a deb rill sod. Gera. Mr Cala.% earden. and es ern forte .r for its table 0.11 mall ward ; but I' orb seed he • TWAT ...

... I bog ro modem rough tes mop of Carlow Haysterkin sod its la the esely pert of the yew my /ate awls (Edward erected • we haste mid sirs is the old established at Carlow, the house ID) bele( es the pesnises of his beether„ and the piste of the maim Wag ...

... Midi a couple was in contemplation. The fact is, the fret knowledge that readied ow of ,ucli an occurrence was through the Piers. Tin such a thing could occur in this age of rislighteuum ut takes oUe',. locals *way. bit Alluded owl pedriotic pitiolie in ...

... Cie Irn4 well be L.Jc Jay ~d we are nr t inwratcl whether the COM. tip n the triAly this illy. Im the the haevel.'caitle. pier v. hwl will unwind, Lc their respective stalls and pent. Tuesday. the Oth. the will connate., their duties. as me bound to ...

... lOW AMA to I think it i, tim 11,Tro.,:ary to c eu,,h ti,,. ratepayers at pr., lit I therefore, everrisissi),le opp,.se the haste in the collection of rates that may be left o‘cr to neat Julie. I - I think Mr. Dougue'• time lias been extended. ills ThIINTANT ...

... tattle, as the c was, every one reported his acts, at King said, You have all done vatic Isit there is one amongst yon who had Pier, (that :4, no equal awl.. Donald to him, commanded to to name fiom Lennox to Napier, and hest upon him the lands of Gosford ...

... to allow how. lit.• hr put ratite county. and :bat be ha. to Ilse in% Fr. We can .JAI, Oa the that t ulonel Fitzg Alma will Pier hi melt t►e thin count!. in oppo.itian to ant O'Connell /lard. rt:o.. —We rel..ies to ene the spirit et. h the Canmane. ...

... ; oh tiles acne stibmitted, and belies e that the did not consider them good enough and he obliged to use C:•e..ter tiles haste-rd. I think there is an order tie the minutes. Mr Kelly--There was. Inspector—What is the claim then? He claimed the diffeiettre ...

... Mr Chairnuin, this scheine has been upon us and is being rushed withatly consideration of other and better ine.. Why this haste and secrecy? In it because the propleals could tint bear priipneed is to 066 . A dividend of four per cent on that capital ...