... e of the exposure made him (Councillor Yonng) hd was unable make the arrangement in oonroction with this Bill Henderson, speaking for the Pro**, dc.lared that such arrangement existed. Next morning went to the Town Clerk's office, and examined tho orders ...

... cireumstanee of mag | Works of this kind have now come oße tificence & newly bora veaburs is inirodused to| divided, gemerally speaking, into two distinet the publie, it s i sccordanee with presedent, | parts, oße part comisming the calsadar and the sccompanied ...

... abortive. In far as the matter concerns ourselves wo should be quite content to let the report of this portion of the proceedings speak for itself. With the terms of the public discussion, and with its personal aspects, have nothing to do, but in reference to ...

... the Buszite. of the kindred of Baca—of whom is recorded that was full of matter, the spirit within him constrained him to speak,” and the pao- Mgo wont on— belly to m wine which has vent; it to ready banit, iiko old bottlca. I will apeak may refraab ...

... the bote ef the hall. Those w«re supplied by Hr. Sitehie, builder, ef North Queen Street. The ooneert oommenoed with, ths speaking ef veey pretty little prologue (written for tha occasion by Him O’Shea) by Hiss Minnie Bonner, tt off vwy drtntfly In words ...

... grievances tunder awhich the country suffered ; and the man who uader tlose ciresuctatienoas would stand s-n the wvay of Ireland speaking with a united voice in the Housee of C'ontinents would, itl his spnon. be noch. og- short of' ~Tirilinal te therefore, recoin- ...

... hoe done it to me, and used towards nothing but obetruction and vituperation when got an opportunity. Dr. Browne insisted speaking. Alderman, Dempsey—l insist that the Corporation should require Town Clehk to withdraw the insulting remark bo has made, ...

... different Jrara stands in this return, is tho United States. Her fleet, so far least as bmit are concerned, are. comparatively speaking, mtcroacoptc. but her entrance into the sphere old world policies, her acquisition of distant dependencies, the growing necessity ...

... Sir Jame's Henderson hadL bee~n Litbie txo digc-c tip- scnt-ntious phrase of Rm-imt-- Let th-oies a'i'o pica- your cdowns speak n it noe liren is, s-ca do.i-jhr' i- ae. buea d diteeneli, hut he pre-feesame to JItIar thbe p1ars of Etlilia. tbl' coni ...

... the North Union Onirdisns to-day. A Scotch tramp'’ was one of several endearing phrases applied to Mr. Ruasell some of the speak era. ’Hie member for South Tyrone was aocusctl other speakers going out Iris way to attack the North Union because he knew ...

... committee on garrison artillery sitting the War Office. The -nm Association ears; —Although report published to-day which speaks of decision of the Defence Committee of the Cabinet to spend five millions on modernised and extended gun armament for the ...

... never dreamt that men would have the courage faco each shower shot and shell as fell around them. The whole of the Kngliab-speaking race should be proud of their soldier*, for 1 don't believe there is another army in world that would have courage drive ...