... residing over its dlibera’ions.— Arius, renewed against the divinity of the and vigilant attention in p' earth the same impious war for which he wa Freeman C again sustaining against a similar Thurles, Thursday Evening. the godhead in the person of the H When ...

... required foreign nations, we have not been insensible to the distractions at is called ‘a Holy Commissioners of Bankrupt and and wars which have prevailed in other quarters of the world. ready to commence the undertaking whenever that protecticn has not been ...

... but if they thought proper to should be no excuse for him (cheers). ig and indigna- The minutes of the last meeting havit ed war against Mr. O'Connell, who was loudly che to have been that it was true they met with far high cause, and in better spirits ...

... direct that Mr. 11 . . ith cntPrw into for the purpose of renegotiations be fo « engagements with foreign this on the coast of Africa ,ta;c« for maintain i, explaining the suppress the traffic J* of the committee of circumstance* under tne j from «« it on ...

... sham horses were, lrt>;u . urer the order referred to, depriving the guardians of all been valued during the time of the late war, thereby reducing Mr. Fuller then left thc chair, which was taken Mr. broken piece*. Three dogs were loosed at another bull ...

... that the Mr. STUART thought that the re-aj the question of trans- will always look to you for their defence in any foreign war, or confirmed the sta t t He asked if committee was made under the most of transportation must bound to afiord affair mast be ...

... surmounted with dome which 130 feet in diameter. The domes are surmounted with the suitable emblems characteristic of Eurone Ania. Africa, and America. That part of the main building which embraces the centre dome, measure, a length equal f.OO feet by feet that ...