... the clergy and representative laity of the Church of England. It is as a Church, and not as politicians, that we desire to speak and act on this grave occasion ; and it is my earnest hope that Churchmen of every shade of politics may be able to take part ...

... having been during his lifetime the possosior of evoly virtue. It would have gone hard with the one who should have dared speak of him as having bean a usurer or miser, as pooplo termed him %bile living. min would have dreamed of publishing anew the account ...

... the consecration or dedication of the new cemetery similar to those advanced by Mr. Pratt. Mr. J. J. Dawson responded that, speaking for himself, he would pledge himself to nothing with regard to the cemetery until he understood the question ; at present ...

... notice that the Church was determined not to be outdone in these appropriations, as it has enclosed the biggest slice. In speaking of this, I am reminded of another encroachment of a more tenons nature. The large farm formerly known as the Great Downs ...

... business of groat importance requires my presence outside. LAO me go, and, I assure you, I shall pay you well. While be was speaking Crimbot had *lowly walked around the table and taken a position, 'Winding, his back against the door. You are a good talker ...

... as efficiently as portable. She considered that their Poor Law system wanted thoroughly overhauling. There was, generally speaking, a difficulty in getting ladies to come forward as candidates ; they were too reticent. She hoped all present at that gathering ...

... his Tug DM OF ADERCORN. merits. The Lig Comm. tion . at Belfast, to be held during Easter, at which the ex • Premier will speak, will be presided over, as at present arranged, by the Rev. Pr. Kane, the Grand Master of the Belfast Orangemen. This gentle ...

... that night would help to win another victory for religious equality (applause). Mr. E. PRATT, in seconding the motion, and speaking from a ratepayer's point of view, said that they desired that the question should be settled amicably, and that settlement ...

... well-disciplined body of men as a brigade. Mr. Sich was an able member of the Board, and he believed had not missed a meeting. Speaking of the time when he was a member of the Board, Mr. Waters said that the first thing he did when he took his seat on that ...

... over the things, and if there had been a light, the whole building would have been destroyed. —Prisoner: I only wanted to speak to him about my children in Barnes.—Complainant said the affair of the children had been settled amicably.—Mr. Haden Corer ...

... out the work of the pariah in an economical and satisfactory manner. Mr. A. SIAM said he did not come there that evening to speak, but rather to listen. He had listened to the good•bomoured criticism advanced that night, and thought the members of the Board ...

... the public the candidates they had selected for seats on the Board, and also to give the other candidates an opportunity to speak. The association claimed that nothing of any moment bad happened in the parish during the past year of which they were not ...