... would support the Irish Church long as they bad the means doing so, feeling that the abolition of the Church in Ireland must inevitably be followed by the abolition of the Established Church in England. Witn respect to the charter to the Roman Catholic ...

... Love to Save a Tear.’’ H- Hkn'CE, Dudley. Scat post free for six stamp*. A 6552 Horniinan's Tct now sold Bd. pound cheaper, of health, hv enabk'd to roceive in per*ou on future the Duty is Eedvced. This jet will, when fully occasioo expression the respestfol ...

... GovCrnmillt would not shrink from asking P'arliamlelnt to support ox-Governor ELYiE, in his defence, if they felt it to be their duty to do so, after watching the evidence at the trial, 'J'he Ilollse then went into Comnilllittee onl the Scotch Reform Bill. ...

... Hat WO FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1868. NEWS OF THE DAY. In the House of Lords last night, Mr. GLADSTON1E'S Compulsory Church Rates Abolition Bill was referred to a Select Committee, Earl RUSSELL not objecting to that course. Some other bills were advanced, and their ...

... er, Herr Oberlauder, is dead. The najority of the Legislative Committee of the Chamber of Deputies are in favour of the abolition of capital punishment. PARIS, MAY7 16 (Evenisir). The report current, yesterday, that the Frenchs Cotsul had addressed an ...

... publication, please allow me say copy will sent receipt of three postage stamps. Also, the Report of great town’s meeting held in Birmingham in 1545,” ou the same question, for three extra stamps. The committee are anxious to get these pamphlets into circulation ...