... would render any N subsequent attempt to prevent a Constitu- . tional and lawful assembly from gathering b futile and abortive. It seems not, however, fi -from thi& last incident in the exciting history C -of the Maiden.City.-- - The probable loss of ...

... only kind of money the financial world knows. DECLARATION OF WAR. CONGRESS PASSES PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. The Central News correspondent, telegraphing from Washington under date Monday, ?? an- tocipation of a Message from the President relative too the war ...

... Camne o'er i That lit them from this gloomy world upon theirjoyous r way if No tears about their grave be shed-but sweetest flowers a be flang, The fittest offering thou canst make to heartsthatperish C yenlog- To hearts this world has never torn with rm ...

... parcel of Christma4 cards, tracts and books, sent from London ; the Misses Miller, Knock, scrap-books; Mrs. Vance, Mouutcharles, ] 12 pairs of ahoes; letters for all the inmates of rer tbe hospital from the Christian Letter Mission, ow which gave wonderful ...

... dge Terminus 'I by the American mail, 'erossdd from Queenstownat I lhalf past one, and started for America from. the in- t of-war roads at fve minutes past three. This ship, the i Scotia, was packed from stem to stern, and when we E were Under way a promenade ...

... sutferlng Inm ateswere ?? okugglecdgetl- Scrapbooks, from Mrs M Tt Mosele s i nd the M lastes ra GrimBbaw; flowers, from. the D ulblin Flower Mis- th sion, Mllrs LEtrange, and M is Fo ennell; and a ac patchw ork q uilt from Mrs Glostor, The fin anicial re BtAtergat ...

... also presenst. Apologies for unavoidable absence woere received from th~e I~ord Bishop of D~own and Connor and lJiromore, who wvas engaged upon ecclesiastical busi- ncss in D~ublin; from the local members of Parlia- mrent, and others. The proceedings ...