... ?? - N THE rNDELICACIES OF THE CONFESSIONAL. Evil Comnunications Corrupt Good Manners. There are many who think that the worst that can be said of the Catholics is this; their religion urges them to, and absolves them of, any enormity they choose to practise in putting down a heretic. We believe, indeed we know, that the sucking Priests at Maynooth, for instance, imbibe their early ...

... The polling commenced on Tuesday morning, but for some time it was carried on very languidly. At one o'clock the numbers were:- Bell .. 122 Carden . . 82 Majority ?? -40 Very soon after the polling had commenced, the follow- ing placard A as issued:- ST. ALUAN'S. We, the undersigned, being electors for the borough of St. Alban's, hereby give notice that Jacob HeD, Ecq., has by himself and ...

... Ahrnr I .. - I I ADOUt a year ago we called public attention to the condition of household servants in this country, .or, rather, the light in which they were generally regarded by their employers, and the manner in which they were usurlly treated by them (of course we alluded tosthe rule, and not the exception), and we then took it upon ourself to declare that the !faults of those menials, ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY DEC. 1i.I NEXT in rotation, in the present crisis and contro- g varsy, have come the, QuxnN's answers to the lity p addresses and the premier duke's disclaimer, as.a tj Roman catholic, of CardinalWisnMA'i nltramnontane t pretensions; both, in their relative places, documents of importance: for, though the royal replies are of ministerial preparation, they manifest that sense ...

... M:XICAN E: O OeR8 xuMEXICAN 3BONDHOLDERS,- * . .; . . : . ?? Yesterday a general mleetig of Iexican boudhold- en teok place at the London Tater} aid wa very line- ' roeily attended, r. CAPEL muoved that the Baron de Goldmisd ikq the of chair, which was agre d' to ?? loud acolamations. -: aThtBARON DE] GOLDS ID ?? of hare very little to trouble you with, as ny ob lionsi of wi mine will be ...

... TEMPERANCE DEMON8TRATION. Yesterday evening, a meeting, the first of ? ?? on tended series, to which the above designatioh has been given, die SI was held at seven o'clock, in the great room of Exeter Ha wo The atteadanee Was scanty, owing, It was stated by ttte Th ehairrflmfl a?d secretary, toot to any decline of the cause of gensperanco, but to some mismanagement or error In the ma public ...

... SIEGB OP)lt4IONs AT UII'IASM.-T'hie loyei of militar display wiill to-lmoraro (Weuoeiday) have -a opportunityr of witoesaig a4:me intosetin elege o ersto bthegarr iaon: t Ohath onitzg the ezpodinof mice,, brekn of stcakdes, the fomtici and deatrneotr efromlo themtoolishddfeerensof eg preetmni aS ehi DEtATH OP Sot WXZLIAM WH p, M.D-.n Hewa educated at The Uirrnt og Edinburgh forthet .tdine ...

... ?? ?? ?? The Queen ?? Abr ok hi uul e ealy MornIng walk. IThe- rora fa~mily; took ?? an If Albert. 0olonel Bonycci, wan In sinsndszc6'i%:tIIO Queen -eThe Rev~ Henry, itoward (rector,'odPcly n a the- Hop~, 0olonel MECUry Fichroy (chulrohwanlsns), end ., Mr.T B. Chappell with ?? h HreOiiiueiee i-recent papal a~ggremon-from the rector, ochurehward.'na, . ?? | eleour.- Maety's. 1oyaV ed liin ...

... LONDON, TH URSDA Y, DEC. 26.| IT is the custom of the Church of England, in obe of dience to the thirty-first canon, to ordain her minis. ita ters on the Sundays immediately following what are Is called the Ember-days, and at no other time. This COX custom is said to have originated in primitive ages, slif and to have been contemporeaeous with the appoint. Bee ment of the Estber-days ...

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... The follow~ing reports having bean addressed to the I, LordesommissionersofherMajes~ty s3privy Cooneil for wo Trade by Mesars. Redgrave, TIbwpsend, and Herbert, Ino the masters of the head school, and by Mr. Poynter, Tb th isecoro te rnc sholfor the session ma i84-5~ te ocuens ereprsenedtothe House e - W bhve th-honoutr to la eoeyour lordships a seport, 'qul of the progemft sha~qbo t.Somerset ...

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