... immediately chains their roving recol- eoflt cit, lections to one exceptionable area. 1There is no portion that ,ect of the United Kingdom, he says, 1that has suffered men for more from the precipitate repeal of the corn-laws then serv ern Ireland. The ...

... a tion ai bill Which I have countlstit Ott, om-dered to he framted for epo; niug the coasting trade of is nitide' Otd the United Kitigol.mn to the sit ips of all fie-lndly nations, are Atistri trand I look forwalrd-with eatisfitetion. to-the-remntovatt ...

... representative institutions. This is what he says of our later monarchs: In the 160 years, or neaily so, between the resettlement of the Crown (1688) and the accession of her Majesty, there have been seven reigns. Excepting William III., can it be said ...

... Our share in the Seven Years' War, the treaty which fltxd4 our relations with the United stites at the close of ;the War of Inde- pendenoe, and the Treaties which re.settled Europe after tb. wars of ?? Fench Bevolution. Ii every one of ?? t1gees A pieliminaries ...

... BRAD- en. IAUGH, resolutions were passed warmly approv- Sal ing of the Irish Land Bill, and calling upon the she feiends of civil and religious liberty to support rec the Oaths Amendment Bill. leg About 17,000 children connected with the nE Church of England ...