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... The Speak took the chair at Lord EUSTACE CECIL gave notice that after tho recess ehonld move addrcaa for Roy-1 Commission inquire into the military education of the country, and with respect the BtabUshm«n;a Woolwich, Sandhurst, 4c. Sir J. LLOYD gave ...
... ®imes absenteeism produces the hearts of our people. not speak of tho limited and exotic folly Fonianism. speak of the resentful sense injury and of neglect which that absenteeism implants and fosters the minds of some of the best and most loyal and ...
... The Speaks* took the chair four o'clock. H >U3B OP COMMONS—Ywtisdai Mr M’KENNA gave aoike that on the July should call attention to the disproportionate iiareaae In Irish taxation stnoo 1841 compared with that Groat Britain. Oa the motion of the Chawcillob ...
... • SPEAKING TROTH IN LOVE. PLAI2S WORDS. SPOKEN BEHALF OF TUE ANCIENT APOSTOLIC FAITH. . . Edited by the Rev. Hamilton Magee. Dublin; assisted Ministers and Members different Evangelical Churches. Published Monthly. Price One Recommended by Hov.* Canon ...
... IRISH CHURCH MISSIONS TO ROMAN ■ CATHOLICS. Roman Catholic friends, and speak In FISH BLE - STREET and Laymen, on THIS tWediwmlay) EVEN NO, AUGUST 13. ISC2. ...
... was mode to the association lost year, at Manchester, by Mr. Dudley Field, speaking from the choir the International Section, in favoor of the promulgation of international code, and tliat an effort should ns to commence tills great work. In accordance ...
... IRISH CHURCH MISSIONS TO THE ROMAN CATHOLICS. Roman Catholic Laymen why are your priests ‘■ilcnt ? Como and speak in THE FISIIAM RLE-STREET DERATE, on THIS (Wodna*lay> EVENING..November 20. 1861, Halfpost Seven dock. Cluii-to taken at 7.30. - Dlacuwlon ...
... permitted to speak (or them. The comforts the poor were not many. They accustomed to privations, bard'hips, diiUcult>es. and toil, and the least that might allowed litem, was enjoy their homes in safely, when they conformed usages of the country, and ...
... print to-day the letter of an Old Ordnance Storekeeper,” which speaks for itself. Guns and car riages which cost the country large sum of money are exposed to the weather and accidental or wanton injury. We are spending half million yearly in the manufacture ...
... Captain Lindsay—Do you identify the prisoner the man ...
... JRI H CHURCH MISSIONS. THIS EVENING, llatt-past Scren o’clock, Any Priest Layman vetcome to speak. ...
... :hen the police bv ; 1 charged [ l.ver-rc. her after being speaking her for about ■luancr ' • ■ ■■ ' -mirm. hour; she long enough a. breakfast if she was .m. t.ott.s rs, inclined to take it; there fixed time for their , The nmal weekly ra™ ing t u-, e- ...