... baronet in 4 be any portion of Now in the case of Ireland, if there the United Kingdom which is to suffer by the withdrawal of protection, Thave always felt that that part of the United Kingdom is Ireland. Its capital and enterprise are almost exclusively ...

... the and it Sri the power the Alt. Pict to reel, Ile there be definite statements in the flatten, the lard Derby. lord I.:resettle, Lerd Chelmsford, Karl hewa% not In a poettion all ,L. policy ; but at the time 1 that Mamba or any other was recent write ...

... -'series of Ir- angue appeng to the worst passions of the Northern Orange- mpen, and avowedly designed to bring the daniger of civil war. within the limits of -pcs- sibilitv. Any man, uo matter.'what his creed or party politics, who esamines-these speeches ...

... and the this patronage a be Duke play dou't extend As soon THE CORPORATION ADDRESS. nd crew understood that au address 0 resettle partion- i face the Lord at noon t by the Corporation of Der Tapresentatives uf the leading 9 iss Peel Scotch journals laced ...

... far as to desire the The reverend and le ics into the they sup- ing a hope that, as Ire those who had no creed or united as the teachers unite io a great edu ey called out fur mixed education. ceded to point out the possibility of lovingly fulfil it. The ...

... have thrown across our future. There is a general considera- tion which, at the close, I now desire to mention to you. No civil convulsion, no great political change, can take lace without affecting the spiritual destinies of e material and spiritual ...

... over a Tralw Jail, having been committwi for fjr younger cluldrea. i ue.c ' . . dwobevicg an order of the Court, should bo resettled ittato of constder .bin value ow wh«h lteM , th ., John Neill, bad a power ol disposition , d behalf the order for commitlel ...

... dance of witnesses from Englind in cases tried in Ireland, and vice versa, as serious inconvenience is frequently f-lt in civil cases for want of thi* provision, which does exist in criminal cases. lam au are that posiiion as a soli cilor may possibly ...

... not very calculated to make them o excellent civil magistrates. In the army, V from the verynature of the service, discipline a counts for everything and individual liberty a counts for very little; but in civil life every. writer on the subject of Government ...

... their crops was more or less deficient; and the conclusion ho arrived at was, that finding America closed against them by the civil war they feared to evince any hesitation difficulty about paying rent least they ahuuld subject themselves to eviction. In ...

... AG F THE COUNT OF RI The sudden and nnexpectee departure of Count de Paris and de Chartres from the United States, which has been the subject of so many comments on this side of the Atlantic, has just been explained to us by the news brought by the last ...

... quern°. of Turkey if oho was to be throat eat into the cold t The natio. was not whether Int rhuul.l Lae.. gone to war to resettle the depkaseey of 1871, and thwel• who had made that trusty hod no right to my to the Governoyeet that they ought to fulfil ...