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... with which he was seized on Saturday last. The United States’ Government has sent to the Koynl Society for distribution to scientific bodies and hdividu% several copies of Lieut. Gilliss’s account of the United States’ Naval Astronomical Ex‘l[;lltion to the ...
... New-street railway station, Birmingham. A fine ship, the Enoch Trail, having been chartered to convey a cargo of Mormons to the United States, en route to their settlement in Utah territory, three hundred men and women, boys and girls, formed the contingent ...
... them strange land. It is gathering Highlanders in the Lowlands, even as there are gatherings of Scotchmen in England, or of Irishmen in America. Why, within the borders of the one mother. Soot* land, any of her children should not be home among the others ...
... without policy, the candidates of the hydra-headed Liberal party are reduced. The only point on which the various sections are united it hostility to the Government; on every other subject they are divided among themselves and changing front every day. Candidates ...
... Dvu oe Aeovu.—His Oraos the Duke MrE. M. Blood, will toko place in London early Mzft yeitr. The among some of the Irishmen la the United States to that, in tha avaat the Govern■«s pscaeoatom against Mr Parnell proving snoneeifnl, there will be rebellion ...
... Dr Maclea died in 1824, after having been fifty-nine years minister of the parish while the late Rev. Samuel Macnab, of the United Presbyterian Chorch, died more recently, after pastorate of more than fifty years in Rothesay. The Rev, Elder’s jubilee will ...
... conferred on Donald Carrie, M.P. far Perthshire, ex-Lord-Provost Collins of disavow and Mr Wm. Chambers, publisher, EJin- The United Presbyterian Church has lost one of its nsoat venerable and worthiest minis term, in the death of Bar David M'fUs, cl Elgin-straat ...
... at the Keform Club in the society Messrs Chamberlain and Bright. United Irehtud, paper which is edited Mr O’Brien, M.l*., one the most plain speaking of Mr Parnell’s party, advises Irishmen in Ixmdon to give Mr George, who it calls “abuser of hospitality ...
... and teleg,aphic and up to the value of 2s Cal for Inland Revenue purposes, will be sold 01811 Poit-Ottievs throughout th 4 United Kingdom. stamps of the will Atli be evadable, and they Le purchased as long as the ezisting eepplies shall last. ST. PATRICK'S ...
... debating, the made no sign, but when there was sign of tha debate breaking down, and substantial progress being made, the Irishmen wakened up, and began their old, old game of obstruction. They kept talking until tbe debate had be suspended according to ...
... and Indigent i.bnd, with population of flra millions defies, resists, thwarts and dictates lo the governing powers of the United King torn uf Great Britain and Ircbod. These govera log pnwera pretend rale Ireland. Tliey do In reality govern and arioM ...
... aet-off, cable and reetleaa («aa iu the Houae Coamoaa. and the net charge for the pear. eaa pur- After hia prediction of happier Unite for for hall penny Parliamentary paper, Ireland thrown away. Hia far-fetched i and had Mr Qladatane recommended hia audi- flattery ...