... Ueruodiere to Soroiuary passed through double file of NatUtoal Goards and troop* ol the line, who presented arms as passed* A was erected, bearing the arms of tbe prelate, will: the fallowing inscription UutreMlUtu trfhauit Dean uUrrum jMtrem. ** The prela war ...

... hour ot IB o'clock, noon, for the *• *■ « Richard Simpson, forcmaii, purpose of adopting the address to his Excellency the John Arms) iio.no, - \ >'S ill agreed to thur verdict. Lord Lieutenant.” 11. Wumtstnc, *| i|L Itejuiw were then directed to ...

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... foi a child’?.” it ?” inquired Mr Allen carelessly. v,’ said Rob Sawyet, with his montli full. I’ve nut my name down for an arm at our place,” said Mr Allen. •* We're clubbing for a subject, and tbe list is nearly full, only can’t get hold any fellow that ...

... voted against ipa'because of a quarrel with his brother in-law but this injustice, I bound say and have full reason to know it John l.atouche, yon make distinction the dt-s- Iriblion ol your chanty, bet ween Catholic and Protestant (great cheering), say that ...

... proof of that policy being carried out when • the principle with regard to church properly was brought .forward Lord John Kiwtall ami Sir John in 18T1 (hitnj cheers.) From that moment all was forgiven, if not forgotten (.ministerial cheers, echoed the oppoilioii/ ...