... Meath, and at an early age emigrated to America, where, by his superior talents, he soon won his way to the front ranks of civil engineers. In Peru he designed and superintended the erection of many monster establishments, and previous to his late visit ...

... coutende for is, that ocation. le the courts of law, and be able tu supersed for the Church against the a val to undertake the resettle- of Parliament, and and ceremonial by which ment of the doctrine the are now bonnd. Tt is hard to say which is more surprising ...

... the County Court system of the rather than to that which now exists. In all probability, * more ot the existing Civil irisd.ct.on.mil united, the Judge . ..mn practice, and monthly sessions substituted tor qusrtevb. worth considering whether some modihcalion ...

... to-day; but let Ireland and Scotland be locally legislated for Local Parliaments, In short, want ...

... invasion would be reckoned up. • What will it cost?' lithe morale( every Englishman's catechism of our time. Mr. Gladstone, who unite, a commercial love of peace with an evad gelical horror of war, would begin to perceive, with a subtle nelson, that physical ...

... curiosity by watch- , j fero directly indirectly the civil Govern Ing their author wriggle over the field argu-J to oppose in any manner the i»orformment. with trail inconsistencies lengthening c ,f the civil duties which are due to the l*chiud him. The second ...

... the time of the passing of the former act were proprietors of stock, or shares on v the register of the former company, were united into a company for the purpose of completing the works. They were incorporated by the name of the Wexford Harbour Embankment ...

... properly and necessarily incurred by him in relation to his purchase; that the rental be brought before the Examiner for re-settlement and the necessary amendments, and that upon that being done the lands should be set for re-sale. Mr Porter, Q.C.. promised ...

... welfare of Protestants and Catholics alike. Books of all kinds were to be had, and the eeporior officers were all good and civil, sad the Governor was a well tried servant of she Crown, and had risen to his position by his own merit, and the other officers ...

... driven, on Thursday, feet mach better paid in the Northern United St.itee than in to support these candidates fee Pa liamentary Mailigny, en route to Chemounix. the carriage in Europe. The United States Commissioners of A g ri,. I. honours at the next election ...

... to e. No eue is were entitled thou tours-If to poem. of coati lei. tr.. thaws who have hest ht v d hy the gre.t pnaciples civil tool religious liberty by which yin have be-it ilivarishly guided. I concur the protawitiou you have wit though I grand ...

... on the epos; whilst civil and eoclesinotical Loandseies shall La faithfully traced from the best authorities. and reduced to a graduated scale with toe most recent nod accurate copies of our Irish Onioartos Survey Maps. The civil history of Ireland cannot ...