... been lonq desirous of a,- telipt ing, a nlrellexteOi iegi and eflici t di~clisarae of teire pastoral situ parochilal ditties. unit of' pirovidintg a Mto'e ge titral and syatelatutic visitatioin oft'tle pa~rish, wiflh a stie% to itsa greater nornil and rid ...

... particular they had in their recol- lection what hail occurred in 1707, andi the advice given l'y the leaders of the United Irishmen respecting ?? importirice of carrying out thou' plane, that sobriety shoulid he a pact of their system. After reading ...

... disbursed. He instanced the case of eight bishops lately Ddeceased, who, it appeared, died so enorneously rich as to leave their united families the incredible sum of one million . eight huidred thousand pounds-an amount, be it remenem - bered, chiefly contributed ...

... long deco. r. mont, pointing out the restricted nature of the franchise it, AtIreland, as compared with other portions of the United is Kingdons, aisd then ?? you prepared, gentle. as nmen of the jury, to say, that this injustice should continue ? ?? you ...

... They tock Isis stnll'fronm him, and osse of them struck at hisb wills it, bil lie ~olppid his heed aside, avoiding the hblowv unit heard the staff salt le across Clii street. too Poicoanni 44 dep~osed to sesisig Shoce holdin.g P.C. 136 by this )0- hair of ...

... said on is'riday lest ; I s'nid . Who brought your' it boxes tip? haviegheard ?? ci - the answer eves, 1 employed an Irishmen, and gave him ed. ? ferthe job ;P I then said Is Is myducy tots??you that I take you into custody for the morderof ?? Cs ...

... , but he (the Lord Chlef.Justice) knew of no ilalstace in which the characiters of ?? alien and a British sub- tech serer united. What was the ordinary effect of every Olt~relization bill? It wasto give,not to take away. What did It give? It gave all ...

... . Hehiallowved Bill. I eaid 'sq the tsro Irishmen, you vagabonds, I'll give you in charge, here u4A. policeman coming, and you're the same meu as insulted the people up by the hompital wall. The Irishmen threw stones at us, and told us with an oath ...

... defendant is, and has been twenty-eight years, the owner of a mill upon a branch of the er Rennet. At the point where the branch unites with the a stream there is, and alvays has been, a dam (for the pur- pe of keeping up the water in the river), constructed ...

... Harrison. But Harrison's only son, e naturally the heir-at-law, was born in the United States in d 1773, ten years before England recognized the independence e of the United States. The next of kin now claims the estate I on the ground that his son is an ...

... (constable), and tried to throw him down. Fitding this to be tile case, and that be was surrounded by a mob ol' thirty or forty Irishmen, he drew his staff, and used it in his defence. T'e man whom lie had arrested then struggled violently, asid others came ...

... in one servIce. A memorial to the Pope on behalf of Fathler Daly, the sue-, pend'ed Gaway priest, has been signed by10,000 Irishmen. hel emRInetsculptor, Mr.. M. C. Wyatt, died on Tuesday, Th ' ,with the let battalion Grenadier Guards, arrived at Halifax ...