... al the toy of a tree or the summit of a rock by making expored to all the inclem a d scen’. uo other food thaa the garbage they picked up io the But neither che nor the machine can ge far on this bush, They then net party of the natives, who plan, Phe ...

... Rev. F.C. and which prefatory appendix or appended preface, is, unquestionably, the grossest, coarsest collection of moral garbage that has been offered to the swinish multitude since the 16th century in Ircland. Surely the days of Circe are not so long ...

... for many a night, and next morning you have seen them swept out as so much human offal, and consigned to a dog's grave, as garbage that was t/ivs well got r.d of Nay. This same work is still carried forward, stealthily but apace. Indeed one might almost ...

... and are. nevertheless, for the most pnrt left to die hunger, or prolong wretched existence calm* the half rot'en garbage which they con pick up in the fields and highways. Resolved—That we saw with pain and bitter disappoint ment that the Irish ExcuTve*' ...

... among you, my Catholic countrymen, to day (hear, and cheering). Why should not the reptile garbage of bigoied Protestant Law Commissivners, and the noisome garbage oi low lived Orange schovlinasters and schoolmistresses in the union work bouses in Ireland ...

... more narrowly scanned the mental and moral character of the young Whig partisan. It is needless to mince the matter, or to pick our phrases, when the shortest and simplest is at hand, and completely explains what we wish to ex —Mr. Macaulay failed in ...

... the mouth of the creek the river is rendered de p and sluggish by dam ; and the bed of this pool forms sort of larder tor garbage, thrown into the smaller streams the butchers Potlsville. colony of Irish labourers, settled ou the banks of the river, are ...

... disposed of. One night, I shall never forget it, I had been to the opera San Carlos, and was picking rny way to lodging through lire intolerable filth and garbage of the streets of Lisbon, defending myself from tbe dogs and' rats by which they were then ...

... and A Dorsetshire Incumbent” warns the British public not to submit to this imposition and tells them a few things which he picked up in an Irish tour as to the distribution of relief wages and rations of meal. From the tone of our clerical correspondents ...

... are, nevertheless, for tfie most part left tlie hunger, o** prolong wrelcheii existence eating the halt rotten garbage which they can pick ami tiignwavs. Resolved—i hat saw with pain and hitter disappointment that the Irish Kxecutive,* when lately appealed ...

... of the markets, which have precluded the ordinary con- sumption of the poor, and forced them to sustain life on vegetable garbage-not in the contributions sup- plied in local districts to force down the enormous cost of provisions, which are still beyond ...

... and the friends ot Ireland were scattered, without the possibility of mustering again—they collected into one lump all the garbage and filth they could procure, and after throwing it in our fades, away they ran, imitating the war of the Parthiané of old—(hear ...