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THE PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE, SATURDAY, DEMMBER 16, 1876

... event at the Brooklyn theatre, in which it is believed upwards of 300 per. sons perishod, has caused much consternation in America. The bodies of the unrecognised victims had a public funeral on Saturday. One hundred and three bodies were buried in a large ...

WALKING AND TRAINING

... the end of his great-st walking feats he has never been exhausted or in any injured. During some of his longest walks in America, he has already subnt:tted himself to rigid scientific observation, and a series of very important conclusions were drawn ...

AND PHILADELPHIA WINN TIM HAD BUT ON g CEURCM litiCH -TES GMAT SERMON OP •

... orders of the 1 Pope. Both Archbishops Carroll and Neal were Jesuits. Carroll was at the head of the Church when I reached America, and the only archbishop in the eonntry. Neal was at that time Bishop and President of Georgetown College. I knew Archbishop ...

wards firma and fast. Thos:twill reach the sodden brain, and touch

... TIIII Monza, 'mid James, or Shamus, Considine as he was more familiarly called, I think it would be well for me to try America. They Icy things go well there with industrious people, and who knows, mother dear. but I might be prosperous, and return ...

Vartianuntarg Intrlligna. THE WALL TITLES BILL. Ls the House et Commis or* lag, on the motion tht, the ..

... from Belfast to Oreenore on his way to Liverpool for America. The Recorder gave a lengthened judgment, and concluded by raying:—The plaintiff granted to go to Liverpool, and from thence to America by a ship is which he had taken his passage, and which ...

THE CASE OP EDWIN CONDON

... whether the Government have any information as to an instruction by the House of Representatives of the United States of America to their Foreign Affairs Committee to inquire intro the circumstances of the conviction of Edward O'hicattlier Condon, an ...

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN RUSSIA

... SATURDAY—Three-fourths of the whole town, inclu.ling the Baz.usr, were destroyed by fire to-thy. ANOTHER ARCTIC EXPEDITION FROM AMERICA. Tag Philadelphia Ledger of Friday, June 2, says :—A despatch from Norwich, Connecticut, states that an expedition is now ...

enwrai Nrb3s

... against 611 millions last year. A BALLOON ON Ftaz.—A balloon ascent was made from Honda, United States of Colombia, South America, on the Bth ult. An account supplied to the New York Times states that an oven had been built on the plaza the day before ...

(Sentra! Nctus

... —We (Cork Herald) are informed that it is the intention of Mr. Butt, after the rising of Parliament, to take a tour th►oukh America to deliver lectures in the principal cities of the Republic. He is to be accompanied by his son and one of his daughters, ...

CLOPIRS AS A. CONTRIBUTORY UNION

... the diffimlty of forming an accurate opinion of how the Guardians fool on the subject. TEE Fourth of July celebrations in America have been married out with an enthwiiaam which even France, the country par eseellenee of feeling, might envy. Flags, music ...

• • PEOPIAEPS ADVOCATE, • SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 184'74: ':•i:d •

... the world, and is the oldest priest in the United States. He was born in the county of Fermanagh, Ireland, in 1782, came to America in 1803, when Jefferson was President. He met him several times, and often hal occasion to admire his Republican simplicity ...