... presented by the Cha holders, ¢ plain to them the position of affairs, and ask show at Kilburn last year I never remember, civil for their m it ence and I have alway: noticed that on and I trust we shall never have the misfortune to witness his those ms ...

... making a favourable report of the regiment I wish I came down intending eery ioid true in the e dract, s . ther as that which united boy and Instructor Purser, 1 sergeants, 1 bueler, 23 speed that brings out from our drivers the admimion e cou ld have neon ...

... Liverpool, viz., English. 8,104; Sootch, 187; Irish 1.78 t: foreign. 4,97 t Of Mow who left In Autost, 13.454 went to the United skates, end 2,194 to British North America. You YOUR OWN AS LONG Too —A tailor is the East-en I, 01), of the CIAPS known as ...

... surrounding countries It is a country made to live at amity with itsel f and its neighbours; and hadthe Hindoos remained a united people, the Lay says no foreigners would ever have dared to invade their Discords, however, always prevailed among them, and ...

... meaning something different, the rooting of the people in the soil.” There not much fear that this natural evolution and resettlement will be interfered with- If not pleasant ct the time, it is pretty sure to produce result which is highly desirable. The ...

... aaounts, attended divineservice with the old formalities, at our parish church, the first time, it may be assumed, since the resettlement of Church government and discipline. Pd. for setting npp a Drake in the 00 01. 00. Bishopp's State and other work f As ...

... eating up the very heartstrings of Irish national life. There never was a time when it was 80 incumbent upon all classes to unite together in an endeavour to redress the grievances of Ireland. Mr. J. P. Thomasson, M P., advocated the extension of the franchise ...

... declares that, as a so-called civilised community, Ireland has -lip&ed out of the control of Mr, Ghlflm'l Ministry. He has no more civil hold of it than the driver of a four-in-hand of his horses ‘while running away down a steep hil. The tyranny of flu(l.’;:‘fu ...

... hi called civilised colummunity, Ireland has slipped ua out of the control of Mr. Gladstone's Ministry. hi lic has no more civil hold of it than the driver of a four-ih-hand of his horses while running fc away down a steel) hill. The tyranny of the ti ...

... entitled to his s sibs min ; it wee the Ms Ind Lamm& who said, ; It will always be eneembegly for any es. I tended period to • united and strong goverment in Tbs Ct the is infseed in independent and as soon ass sien away the is pin to esperation. (Hoar.) ...

... the slightevt posellste has pold. 'that It is unite correct the puellclad be as rereopte. rug Is etrictly flue. bat it Is also true that those s Es ant by themselves a safe MIMS of comparison with the resettle et the of previous mars, which I presume the ...

... an segregatepopulation of 184,000,1100, of whom 184,1109000 are inhabitants of the United Kingdom and of British possessions. It is announced that Chili and the United States of Colombia will enter the general Postal Onion in the beginning of April and ...