... If a voter on a certificate— John Morone. for instance— dies, there will still be John Moroney Uvin » when the polling time arrives. In England the scrutiny is mnual, as it ought to be in Ireland. At the election a John Moroney may come forward and ...

... at Liverpool, another day- fasting at La Trappe ! (Laughter.) Now complimenting the Jews, and then throwing himseif into the arms of the Jesuits! (Laughter.) They saw him alternately playing Sir Giles Overreach and Venjamin Backbite (Laughter!) In the first ...

... adjourned. The House divided: Ayes, 127 ; Noes, 431. ATEI. Vglionby, H. A. Grattan, H. Ponsonby, Hon. J. ■ighonby, Major Greg j R. H. Power, James irchbold, R. Greig, D. Power, John Barry, G. S. Grey, Sir C. Redington, T. N. Belle w, R. M. Grote, G. Roche ...

... from Maryle- bone, the prayer of which, at the request of Mr. Gisborne, was read at length by the clerk. It stated that Lord John Russell had taken advantage of the excited state of the country to introduce an unconstitutional gens d'armerie, eir police ...