... adopted in 18«7 and 1863? Then he endeavoured to unite the Nonconformists, the Roman Catholics, and the Secularists in a crusade against the Irish Church. At the present time he is endeavouring to unite this trinity of discordant sects in an attack upon ...

... There were two bodies united under a common name, called the United Presbyterian Church. The third and the most important secession was that of 1843, which was led uy Dc Ch diners and Dr Cndlih; and these three secessions united m the formation of the ...

... at the next election. Speaking of the Good Temp,l*n»» I may mention that Mr. Malins, their chief, is gone on a visit to the United States. Another Scotch politician,who ,did lose his seat at ■he last election, Mn Charles Stuart Parker, is he consoled by ...

... interest to us, and may properly., be regarded, as the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER observed, as a matter of importance to the United Kingdom, of which Ireland forms an integral portion. The prosperity of the empire can never be said to rest upon a safe basis ...

... place of his birth, and although he did not complain of this he wished the House to understand that Ireland was a part of the United Kingdom. It was not possible to maintain the Union unless the same laws were applied to the different countries included in ...

... anniversary of the birthday of Daniel O'Connell, and the Irish people, by a series of solemn and imposing demonstrations, will unite in doing honour to the memory of their countryman. The sublime music of Mendelssohn's Elijah and a proces- sion of enormous ...

... which Irishmen desire to honour has been disgraced by a rowdy scene that desire to honour has been disgraced by a rowdy scene that reflects discredit en the whole ration. The disturbance adds new point to the charge so often brought against Irishmen, that ...

... manage it raises in all minds in this island that impression or incompetency which, justified to the full by the history of Irishmen at home, is shewn to be so false by their history abroad. We do not care much to do honour to O'Connell, hard as some of ...

... as to the stability of our institutions. Sheffieldlias not received such a visit within living memory, and the coming event united all classes in a common feeling. Such a scene of excitement, such crowding and cheering, such enjoyment of the novelty of ...

... iiiay i.e service of a writ upon him, it law in +v as we^ to mention that there is no *°rbidd Country» as there is in the United States, ai3iba*o any one to sfcrr* a #rit upon a foreign Scheijck or but should ft be eerred, General he sj plead his position ...

... body moved }>?,ii^atior?^esilIne' by his championship of de- scho°ls against Mr. Jacob Blight and V anCe °f the League. The United Kingdom q • ^1-icrV.i8 lssued a strong appeal in behalf of eilder It reminds the electors that Mr. the i^PPorted the Permissive ...

... be inevitably e*ter than legislation by an Assembly represent- the United Kingdom, rather than from any disadvantages which can be said to result '0lfi the present system of a united central ^.arliament sitting at Westminster. The leg;sla- eftquirementa ...