... Parliament itself, to lejisla'e for us. snd we appeal to the Legislature to protect against the unjust and unconstituti >nal invasion of the right* conferru i us bv the Pension Act. More especially relv neon tne Irish roembets to •upp-.rr our they have alwavß ...

... Resolved-That we are taught by the past histo Tories in Ireland to expect that their return to power would be signalised by the invasion of the iibertits and persecution of the religion of the people. Moved by Dominick O'Reilly, Esq.; seconded by J. L. Arabin ...

... need establish a University all. observes— '• The O'Conor n's suggested solution tiit? whole question Koiuau Catholic 'invasion and conquest the ni versity of Dublin may or may not feasible, but The Den admits that it i~, ieast, possible.'' • -Seedless ...

... freedom, peace, and uni- versal happiness, and although the Spanish Mar- shal is handicapped with an insurrection and an invasion, it must be remembered that the French Marshal is weighted with an enormous National Debt newly imposed, and witha considerably ...

... Boylan ?? ?? 1 0 Bourke'6 Easy Lessons in Irish. Part L. ?? 0 6 ir Th6 Renaissance. ByWalter Pator ?? ?? 10 6 a Hinglak's Invasion of the Crimea. Vol. ?? 6 0 b Pandurang Hari. Memoirs of aflindo ?? 6 0 h Fenelon. A Biographical Sketch ?? ?? 6 o h5 The ...

... Illustrations by RALPH PEACOCK. erown 8so, Cloth Elegant, lilivine Edges, 6s. *T AOUKIRE AND ACRE. A Story' of :apoleon's Invasion of Egyot By G. A. BENTY. Witb light Page DlIstrations by W. RAINEY, R.L Crown 8vo. Cloth Elegant, Olivine Edgte, 5s. BY KATHAIVNE ...

... the court. The defendsn'S were lawfully and completely evii ted. Thev had I>yal title the land, their conduct was simply invasion and!>ri's of the ni persevering and detet mined character. thought they u d have been belt -r a ivise I if tb»v took the ...

... for- mei returned on the 18th instant. The naval officers very rarely land. Besides the immense body of cavalry, which an invasion of this country would call into immediate action, who would give anything that might assist the in- vaders, the caciques ...

... NPiTOR PlF.RZWAU AND NATIONAL PaSE SIB-I concur with Dr Haughton in his inD tentiod to prevent any unnecessary dread of an invasion of Asiatic cholera, but at the same time it is of the utmost importancethat every- thing should be done in preparation for ...

... hat X.ipoleoii. his «-\iie Helena, -I ited that lie regal his failure t ike expedition of tirst-class importance ti the invasion 'f Ireland to have oc.-n the mist ike of his life. Hill, with the t«.ivn of or- i. ;t 't* font, I lu-en the possession .f ...

... itself, independently of the ?? constitution 10. of the board, an intrusion of the Secular power into the th eanctuary, and an invasion of the is alienable rights and ju at risdietion of the spiritual authorities of our church. i of Proposed by Thomas Grace ...

... CLEOPATRA. I i, One of Plutrch's most engaging tales con- I corning one of the most ?? wvomen I J'z i1n historey. I Ji THE FIRST INVASION OF BRITALI. e, Casar's own story. A General's acccui.t, 's which 'aas become one of the famous nieces of n 2orman literature ...