JADM TAYLOR

... Generalship of WILLIAM- 111., or GLORIMA Pievs, AND IMMORTAL MEMORY. Thank God it has not yet been legally declared a crime to speak or write our sentimeats as Freemen whom the truth makes ftet., and we shall therefore take the liberty of just writing a ...

APPRENTICE

... If people, by permitting their reason to be warped in this manner merit such titles, 1 think I should not be chastised for speaking the truth. If these people had been less severe in their remarks upon the doctrines of other parties, and not have beanie ...

flitted to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, by a Committee of that body appointed to ..

... meaning would bo more clear. As it is, however, the charges are, as we have said, pretty well. No wonder such plain speaking in connexion with each startling improvements would call fuith th.e earnest remonstrance of Presbyterians. With many of ...

real transgressors of the law. And we hope and trust that this acme in the Dertymacash drama will be enacted

... announce that he has contributed liberally to the Defence Fun Such an expression of opinion on the part o f Tux NOBLE MAnpcis speaks volumes. Would. to God we had more noblemen of this true-blue British stamp ! The forfeited estates would not then run the ...

THE PROTESTANT WATCHMAN AND LURGAN GAZETTE. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO KILLARNEY. REVELATIONO OF THE POOR LAW IN ..

... of Gibed such as I have mentioned ; I only give a few ; iu particular instances they have been struck off, but generally speaking they have not; the workhouse test would get rid of them altogether ; during the there woe an inclination to equal abases ...

THE MAGLSTRACI

... rascal, says the Weather-g'ass ; there's nu trusting you. Save your abuse, save your abuse ! said the Weather-cock, speaking with his head turn'd away; though I'm used to brows, they must be given in a round-about manner; and of all blows, the least ...

RE,111% S 07 'MR WORK

... and 173 of the Metropolitan Police, were employed in the enumeration. Thty were supplied with maps, boats, and in Irish-speaking districts, with interpreters. No difficulty was expetienced in taking the census for the night of the 7th of April. There ...

MALICIOUS INJURY

... of last witness; was at home on the Ist July; was standing beside his brother and Searight at his father's door; saw Hughes speak to Mahaffy, give him a push, and tell him to go on; they then went into the church ; Mahaffy had a bundle tied with a red ...

THE QUEEN'S VISIT

... Now, they might ask him, what bad that to do with the Curates Aid Society ? It had a great deal to do with it. He was now speaking to hie own flock. He would give them fair warning that, if these things were not speedily attended to, their Church was on ...

EXTRA POLICE FORCE

... the removal of the proclamation. Mr. Blacker seconded the motion, bat said there was no use in remonstrating if they did not speak against the principle. It was to the principle lie objected. THE PROCLAIMING OF THE corm. The following Memorial to the Lord ...

VARIETIES

... ap t to make bulls. tell you that, your honour, replied Paddy. We never make bulls in our own language, it is %hen we speak English that we do it, so, your honor, they are English bulls, not One Sabbath afternoon, a worthy minister, observing by the ...