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... ■ the rates along that part the line might raised. I As the report, speaking generally, considered it of a very satisfactory character, j Mr James H North agreed with Mr Clay. He was . glad notice that there an increase in the season tickets and in the ...
... attentive nroal. waiting, to speak, for Irish gentlemen to come oa.' , but they cam© uot. The strangest part of the business, not the most shocking, is that Mr Balfour bait coo« tinuep to preserve its natural colour- has not tnrned grey yet. A little ...
... side, to speak ot ha the of the kindly esteeprito hislk Cow virators sot slop so atoonstal is their plena have at all lo hire It apposes is as very waft. beim is the eanest mese were limbed to the British by traitors is Amorist There is mothsthind. tan ...
... the ground that had not felt disposed speak to empty benches. He would withdraw the motion. The motion was ilmn withdrawn. Mr BIGGAK then proceeded to propose amendment, which, however, ruled out of order. BIQGAR asked what icspect it was out order Ml ...
... The disclosures o( Saturday are in their effect on the public mind indescribable. All restraint speaking of thePhcenix Parkmurdera has been swept away. There can no longer be a doubt that we have the story of the most heinous deed in our annals. Cakey ...
... Speak »re; Bare. J. Sasdr* Bird, Leet, B. Fitbe. R, Craw. T UNITED SERVICES CHRISTIAN UNION BUILDINGS. Lower Abbey street. NOON PRATER MEETING Each Week-day except Satarday. 12 to e'eteek. THIS WEEK, Monday MAJOR WARREN. Tsteday REV. BOCLEB. Wednesday ...
... Jerrold, speaking of a person in whom Jerrold's faith was not altogether blind. Humph ! Jerrold replied; then the pen must have been a very bad one. To an impertinent fellow, whom Jerrold avoided, and who attempted to intrude himself by saying a bright ...
... THE PAST. BY PENSIVIN Speak not of childhood now to me; This bursting heart can bear no more; Again I cannot hope to see The joyous, smiling days of yore. Oh! who that ponders on the past, When chilled by sorrows known not then, But sighs, A h ! that ...
... May 26. cation is extremely rare ; that no person, morally speaking, now, unless a clergyman, incurs it ; and that bishops alone, or their deputies, c.in inflict it. And yet, in the face of all this, we find the parish priest of Culfeightrin had the temerity ...
... JIUSQ SOCIETY.! For IVomoting the Scriptural and Religions Instruction of the Irish-speaking Population, chiefly through the medium of their own Established 1818. There will be V) SERMON aid the Funds the above Society. Preached in MONKBTOWN CHURCH. On ...
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... XRISH SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE SCRIPTURAL EDUCATION AND RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION Of the Irish-Speaking Population, chiefly through the medium of their own language. Established 1818. There will be V) SERMONS _ , , In aid of the funds of the above 58ociety ...