... desired to play on this occasion. When the authorities say they were informed on the matter, it but exposes how they are misled, and proves that on any fake information the Government ruling this country is ready to libel or coerce the Irish people. The ...

... Geing so imarked shall be presurued to be exposed for sale as [utter.' The defence was that the label feU ioff tihe cool, and that the defendant off-red to give the Iuspector hatter or ikargarine; she re- faked to give lhe margarine asw biltter, and that ...

... were iss ted apci'tst the defen- .donts, two for assault and tiv- for refu'inig to i sel the bitter which wvse lr-e'! to be exposed fir 'ale in the defendants rnemises ?? the -al of the bearing he wvas of opinion that ?? assault committed by Cu en was of ...

... kind of private moral suasion has failed of a effect. It is quite recognised that, now that I their niggardliziess has been exposed, they will t be slower than ever to give any of their ill-got- s ,ed 'Monev for the soldiers who, are shedding it their blood ...

... or the prosecution. Instead there was an impudent; attack on the Baion Curars' Association for having had the temerity to expose their maipractice. Whether the fault lies with the statute or the magistrate we do not presume w deter- mine, but tho penalties ...

... paupers wore encouraged to rosi#t the directions and control of Protestant officers. Mr, Plunkett-I repudiate that assertion as fake, and calculated to offend every Catholic gentleman on the board. Mr. Byrne-You may repudiate it if you like. I have heard guardians ...

... to be- | I long to a contributory union would henceforth be I as undesirable as it has hitlherto. beau advan- tageous. .I 'fake the infants' class in any school in a con- i tributory union. The results fee paid bv thle - board for each infant sho passes ...

... May, 1850, and July, 1851. l A meeting of gentleman interested in Australia was ce hold yesterday, at the London Taverr, to fake into con- y sideration the bhat means of procuring an effective mail | service, whether by a double line, viz. :-The Suez on ...

... sons not attanding personally to their own affairs, and trusting too ?? to the honesty and truth. fulness of others-thus exposing them to tempta- tions which they could not resist; and the resalt of which was deep injury to all parties concerned. Counsel ...

... demonstration approaches, the real purpose of the Redmondite originators of the movement to erect a monument to Par- nell is exposed. There were a good many Nationalists, like Mr Dillon and Mr Blake, disposed to accept the Itedmondite assur- ances that the ...

... fraud is, un- : iurely, only coo clear. It is true that in ire li2 tt imposture it was used with equal or - v tsreffect to expose the manipulations of ?? a'-tr. But MI Yves Guyot has produced - slpp-elrneni to The Siecle' to demonstrate .- - anreilability ...

... accusracy and doing tremendous exe- cution, for the enemy were preserst in very large nueinwrs, and in pieces considerably exposed. -By thi time the enemy held the whole hill behind Smith's Farm and Dandee Kopje, rig't away ,to the south, in which direction ...