... refused to proceed on the voyage. The captain, Andrew Mein, put into Waterford Harbour, and having got the assistance of the civil authorities, five of the insubordinate crew were taken into custody. On being brought before the mawistrates, they said the ...

... forgotten to trumpet forth his former gentdna. A few dna more and all these interchanges of suds will hi over ; as it is we &resettling down steadily, and attempting to discriminate between the venom rumours sow in cirealatioo with regard to the forthcoming ...

... and had • farm to the urns pros. The defthdarat dried preathe, sal pleaded that Ailed been reminded ; he fro pleaded the of Unite. era Damages were laid at 1,0004 atoms Butt, C, P ilthrected by Mr Theme herrn), appeared for the plaintiff; ant lb Him; Q ...

... e ji h i a 4 s rk s still Jitetttp. tog rate , GOVERNMENT. it had not entered very deeply into the miles of railway in the United States; in the ordinary locomotive boiler may be The fountain ia its source 1867 39,276 miles bad been laid, an in• called ...

... discontent and dissatisfaction t would be a v ,- ry good thing if the rawpayers crew his co.ealy four eyes. seized under a civil ended tipen the walls of a aram-shop in St. would there be in the world! were to espresso their opinion on this matter; at ...

... The Anis can Coegrecs bra pained • bill au. thoctiug te• payment of arrears potatoes to farmer albeit, sad soldiers of the United Sta. army. Them I fur I his puttee' £4.000,000. Thoogh Corns withdrawing troops noiths ward.. thrift is a ort that she ...

... it all presperity,wesrould turn to anuth•tr institution, a bleb, as bring the leading one of its kind in the capital of the United Kitigtlem, may be regarded to a considerable extent as a pattern fur the rest of the cootitry—se refer to the London Workaigmett's ...

... (applause). Let him ,ask the meeting whether there had not been a time yonce when Protestants and Catholics did unite, and rwben they did unite, did they net that moment sac- ,ceed. And, what he asked, was it that brought them onto- uniqon then? It was the ...

... taxed (laughter). Ile neat exthe feeling whith lac entertained for the C. d member for North Warwickshire as an honest man, unit he inlaid that be bad a very high esteem for hint, both • man and a gentleman. Weil. acid his friend, I am very glad to ...

... and still the familiar friend of all, ready and willing to cheer,) In aeon. he would auk them to niter ' rely, gratefully united to pay merited respect to kelp he can, eel the enemy of none (Wad the want proposed, The Army and Natty, and personal character ...

... should' have come to an end, what- ever the resultn might be, it would be nece6- sevy that thero'should be a review and resettlement of the intereitis.of the diffurent Powere as set forth e in the varioues teaties which now 'existed. When h tht time came ...

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