... such a manner lo divest it of all former prejudices, of all party spirit, and to proceed with deliberation and calmness, and unite in one general desire to achieve the public good. It is in this temper that I have, wished to introduce this measure ; I am ...

... of justice tod laws of nations, which protect alike the prince and peasant, to regard the cause of Poland their own, and to unite heart and hand in preventing the Rustian autocrat from eaoauinmstiag the otnl destruction of this brare nation, in order that ...

... promontory overlooking the beautiful lake; the forest spread wide all round the •bore; their own clearing was the only bit of civil!- cation in sight. The woods were touched with the magnificent colour of American autumn, and there was a gorgeous sunset, ...

... aven is dearest, And yol 1 cannot tell. For muthei fills the heart with love, And Home has charms woll. Then Ist the three united be, Hor shell the tie be risen ; For words of thrilling melody Are Uuthcr, Home and Heaven, SUNDAY READING. THE GUILTY CLCIHED ...

... refused to proceed on the voyage. The captain, Andrew Mein, put into Waterford Harbour, and having got the assistance of the civil authorities, five of the insubordinate crew were taken into custody. On being brought before the mawistrates, they said the ...

... curiosity by watch- , j fero directly indirectly the civil Govern Ing their author wriggle over the field argu-J to oppose in any manner the i»orformment. with trail inconsistencies lengthening c ,f the civil duties which are due to the l*chiud him. The second ...

... guilty. A fine of £1 and costs was imposed. DOUBLE eFFENCVe. Constable John Healy charged a man named Kelly with having been di unit at Tramory, on minday, the inst. The magus , rates impositta fihe of 10a 6d, conhim guilty of a doubt•• offence•. A similar ...