... daparture, enjoyed the success of bis statagem, which had its desired eflecL The Licutenant-Cobnel was appointed to home service—the Major’s rule de guerre having reached exalted ears, he Was nominated to the command which the other had shannoned, and still ...

... the day. Thou 9 ...

... attendance of both London and country buyers being rather the increase, caused the demand for most descriptions of wheat of home produce lo rule steady. There was fair quantity foreign wheat offer. The supply of barley was limited at late rates. Oats, a fair supply ...

... questions, such the Bequests Bill and the like; but wo are not divided, of the Repeal party, on the urgent need we have of home rule. see it in everything. Wc see it even in this new manoeuvre, if the rumour true, which English policy would even bow down ...

... what hell and damnation more attendance she \ with its she had her servant-girl and her daugiter, an bie pro- kept at home. nverary, rule was Cross-exawined by Mr, Joyv—I am not a When I went in the morning, the child was no s of the (Hear.) Dr. Patman, ...

... last November, and thereby obli Master to hire aman in his place, at a large inet wi ces, to help to nay te tie hip home. It app rule, the evidence, that the wages for which Dunne had ¢ so wer complainant was on, 3d. per month, and that tt of the to ve ...

... Rules and Ordinances. Your committee call the attention of the house the fart, that the rules and ordinances of the Loyal Orange Institution in (Jreat Britain, and of the Grand Orange Lodge in Ireland, are nearly similar, the ruha of the former having ...

... COBBETT'S RULES OF TEMPERANCE. In the last number of his Reqister, Mr. Cobbetthasgivew in his own peculiar style, a full, true, and ?? :ular ?? count, of all the circumstances relating to the late prosecu. tion against him. After particularizing the ...

... COBBETrS RULES TEMPERANCE. In the laat number of his Register, Mr. has given, in his own pecnliar style, full, true, «nd particular account,” of all the circumstances relating the kite prosecution against hirtt. After particularising the immense quantity ...

... RULES FOR TUE PREVENTION OF FEVER. Tee followiag useful practical suggestioaksigaed by fifteen medical gentlemen of the city, are in circulation amongst the poor and working classes of Anderdon, Glasgow : Gamut, Rem—Temperance, cleanliness, and breathing ...

... RULES OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION IRELAND, I.—That such individuals shall give their names to the secretary, and pay an annual subscription of one pound, members of the National Association of Ireland, on l»eing proposed one member and seconded by another; ...

... TO THEI M MINISTERS, RULING ELDERS, AND MEMBERS OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND. HeC.TILY-RESPECTED AND DEARLY-13ELOVED FATIIEIRS AND JaRETsnREN-Althoughi in some minor particulars I may differ in opinion from the antlhor of the excellent let- ters ...