... under Zurbano in Catalonia. UNITED STATES. n'ERPOOL —The splemlid steamer Hibernia, under command of Captain Judkins, has armed here, after quick «oya e „f nine and a-half, from Halifax, which port she left, , h „ , B th Inst., at five o'clock. p.M. She ...

... impart to it. (Great cheering.) In the English arms bill no penalty whatever was inflicted for the posses- sion of arms; in your arms bill, an Irishman can be transported for seven years for having arms in his possession. (Great cheering.) It is said ...

... the Canada corn bill was carried, by a majority 150 to 75, The bill then passed. HUSH ARMS BILL. On the order of the day tor going into committee on the Irish arms bill being read, Mr. protested against, it. It was founded neither on justice nor policy ...

... congregation of sober and moral me,,.— (Cheers.) 1 Want yon get arms. (Sensation.) Now, mind me-do yon know Hie arms 1 want yon to get-lbe repeal so. cietv’s card ? Every man who lias that well armed. My revered and esteemed friend, who Us been your pastor for ...

... Bernard, Courtenay, Northland, Claud Har I T Tavlar Faiward Conolly. Mervyn Wo. Cl ag Charles Barry Baldwin, John Boyd, Edmond Hayes, John Irving, \ R.O. Gore, Q Dick, George Wyndham, Edward Grogan, Robert I Henry Bruen, C. P. Leslie, A. froy, Frederick ...