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Oh, while we live speak truth And shame the devil
... Oh, while we live speak truth And shame the devil. That was from Henry IV., chapter 1. I (Laughter.) 1 Mr. Waldron said it was his honest opinion that the Roman Catholics of the district regarded as an act of direct hostility against themselves the ...
yew am. Speaks MOON if. 0•••• ems • 11.110106• palms
... yew am. Speaks MOON if. 0•••• ems • 11.110106• palms. ...
Tlie Speak, r took Hie ciiair at four o’clock,
... Tlie Speak, r took Hie ciiair at four o’clock, THK LOM THK CITT O; I-IMISU K. Mr. CIIAMBrNi.AIK M»id the inrtitutiun an irquiry into the lose of the steamship City of Limerick was under consideration. Mr. ia reply to Mr. Uealy, said the three montlts’ ...
1101..51i OF C,MMOSS —tdoso” To Speake: .•,k tW ch.r .1 quane, to four o'clock
... OF To Speake: tW to four o'clock. Mr Lewis .-bed the At whether. !setae. with the Corrupt Tractor, 1011, he would cause to. be upon the of Ifni full cope of a letter tot to the lion I. vol M • portion of 1.101 spinner,' in the report of the linbery Commie-too ...
A -- nie ‘The Cuatnwas, after grace had been said, rose, and made the following toasts should not, speaking, enter
... A -- nie ‘The Cuatnwas, after grace had been said, rose, and made the following toasts should not, speaking, enter into our proceedings, I felt quite care that we as loyal Welshmen and Englishmen could not inaugurate them giving a hearty sympathy for ...
True worth being, not messing. Song for Detectives- - Set as speak of a man whoa we find him. Sally,
... True worth being, not messing. Song for Detectives- - Set as speak of a man whoa we find him. Sally, what time do your folks dine I • you go away—that's orders. A young lady lately had occasion inform a young gentleman that her hand was not a lemon ...
the same principle had actuated those whoa the work of restoring their own church had been entrusted. Speaking ..
... the same principle had actuated those whoa the work of restoring their own church had been entrusted. Speaking generally, nothing had satisfied them for adornmootof iho church but tbo very best things of tlie kind that ctuld procured. Might tfasy ,u>t ...
Johnson was caiUd. bat Mid could no tot speak to tho a aUted Uiat be sew Beblinglon attack P.C Peartoo
... Johnson was caiUd. bat Mid could no tot speak to tho a aUted Uiat be sew Beblinglon attack P.C Peartoo twict*. Be also the easaul and Hawaii.—Similar evidence was given Plckeriav.—Mr. Cooper that BcMtiogtinac'ealn such way bad tithe crtHluwon that had ...
speaking, and would leave Canon Hylton to defend his rights. (Laughter.) Provost Ilfi.To*, in responding to the ..
... speaking, and would leave Canon Hylton to defend his rights. (Laughter.) Provost Ilfi.To*, in responding to the lim-«t, sii.l lie joined in the geneial chorus of wishing Father Pacificus success in hi* new educational undertaking F«ihi r S‘acirim Mid ...
Ml. COWEN, M.P., W rittpsrECTS. Mr. J. Cowes, WP., speaking at a meeting of minors held Wialatea on ria.urday, raid
... Ml. COWEN, M.P., W rittpsrECTS. Mr. J. Cowes, WP., speaking at a meeting of minors held Wialatea on ria.urday, raid trade use improMag, and we might hope to see e ratans. awl to the eatrevegant times of 1873 and bet to a period of moderate mining prosperity ...
OPINIONS OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
... OPINIONS MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. Speaking si Liberal banquet, at Croydon, Mr. J. Spencer Balfour, M.P., said If saw so improved condition U things Ireland It was due to lhe pa»iog the Arrears Act. which gave to every tenant in Irw- Undtliebc.ttp'w&ililo ...