... Addressing the reporters he said-I stand here to-day to second the normnatio3 of the Hon. Greville Nugent. I stand here to-day to speak through you to the world outside Longford, and to expose the meanness and' corruption which have brought the presentdlisturbance ...

... elegant. and the arrangemnents made for the comafort of the members, asa well ae the ercellent mnagemnte of the ntitutios3n, speak wrell for the admiitratitve ca- pacity of Mr. Bagot, who Is most worthy of the ho- ?? which is about being paid to him DREADrFuL ...

... women and children partook of the food. I have begun to eat hnsu fdeb, and maytsroA is constantly ope for the fleph of man.' Speaking oi occurrences some months after the fate whnch thus befel Trooper Smith, Trora I said, 'Afier this Tito 1-lowarn gave orders ...

... educe- tion and no opportunities for Improvement, and who had spent their whole life under the sorest tempta- tions; and, speaking inthe voice of the law, he (Lord Ardmillan~ could not zeconalze the duty, or even thie privilege, to relieve from crminall ...

... elicited much applause, Zhe opening play, Tie Last of fhe O'Learjs, was eritten for the occasion by Master Francis A. Fahy, and speaks well for the talents of that young gentle- Zan. As the O'Leary, Master Fahfv'e atng was isthetic and fe-like, and wana repeatedlv ...

... John Martin and Irelad. The town to-day Is perfectly quiet. The rev. gentleman ?? preanhed in the Catholic Cathedral towday speaking in reference to the election, exhorted the people to peace ad good order. He urged that respect for themselves, as well as ...

... advocate a thorough and complete measure of reform; and now, having taken time to weigh and consider Its utterances, it says, speaking of the measure about to be introduced by the Ministry, The Government would be universally condemned by the Liberal party ...

... sotne cue told him; from the Bilton I Went straight to Halston itreetas well as I recollect. To Mr Morris-I saw the young men speaking to Blr Hell n on- va0o1 oemions; I did not see him making any sins to them; I don't believe we had any converstion amongst ...

... had during his painful illness been represented by sar honoured Citizen, Alderman Moylan (applavie). 3 It was unnecessary to speak of that gentlemaL H He was known to them all as one always foremost iu B the promotion of everything ?? was for the advau tage ...

... the town would not distingaish be- tween Protestant and Catholic when civic bonours were to be di3pcsed of (hear, biear). Speaking of the mayor as a merchani;, his merits could not be too hghly extolled (applause). Hie had aivanced in life nd prosperty ...

... Piorence, Sunday, January 2. At yesterday's offici I reception at the Palace the Vice-Preddent of the Chamber of Deputies, speaking on behalf of his colleagues, said the nation hoped it would be given to the King to accomplish the des- tinies ef Italy, ...

... sitting outside against the wall. He was quite sober and sensible. Subsequently he admitted that he was net sensible enough to speak to him, or to go home. The witness prevaricated to such an extent that the coroner threatened to order him into custody for ...