... M•Nsunee, CC.. his lordship proceeded to emissine the children on their knowledge of the Christian Doctrine, and. generally speaking. their answering was most satisfactory. Having concluded the es, aminatione, his lordship a:present himself pleased with ...

... Tory members in politic. Fancy a scribe, however ignorant or careless, announcing that Mr. Seaton. M.P. far Kent, Atli to speak at a meeting ...

... the diocese. easier whale immediate care that magnificent monument to Catholicity—St. Ilacarten's Cathedral—bin mired, so to speak, into architectural life and beauty, to participate in the eeremony, and share in the edification of laying the foundotion ...

... years my father carried on the Belfast Morning News at a very great pecuniary loss to himself. I should say that, roughly speaking, my father inset have sacrificed between £25,000 and in the interest of the National cause in Ulster. At the time of his ...

... ary party, and that Mr. T. M. Healy and a tinmber of the more prominent members of the party will visit Belfast soon, and speak under the auspioes of the local branch of the federation. HANGOK CHAPEL. The dedication of the new Catholic Church of St. Con:gall ...

... . M.P.-1 deny that, and I eadeption to a great many of the statements you have made. 1 hope I will get an opportunity of speaking afterwards. (Disorder, and cries of *Tarn him out.) r. HZALT —I would remind my excellent friend and colleague, Mr. °Ma ...

... Mist O'Prey was puxeled as to my object, as she clearly was, ought she not, in justice to the public opinion of which she speaks, have consult, d some friend who would have iliaperaial the mental clouds, before jumping at her ink-bottle? Certainly, she ...

... girl withous doors. On brent:eg open the door they found the unfortunate girl lying poetatte by the fireside, and unable to speak. The poor lingered up to Thursday and expired. jury founts verdict that doceas.-3 'lied from the effects of burns received ...

... between oohs. demanded, suddenly and anzionAy. Thst—that— but her tears choked her and she unable to continue. _ _ . . . Speak, he cried out savagely, or--, and he advanced a stop towards her. She darted from him aa if past experiences bad trained ...

... numbers of the piers erected by the Beard of Trade in diffiumn pasts of the coast were monuments of their incapacity ; and speaking of Lord Clanricarde. he told his ankirnee that in the worst of times that landlord had insisted on having his pound of flesh ...

... neigh bour's Gelds. Nature has given an two ears, two eyes, and but one tongue tothe end, we should hear and see mown than mg speak. ...

... to be correct, must not Parnell have assured Gladstone that he would accept this whittled-down Home Rule Bill that he was speaking of lately? (Cheers.) Parnell would have taken the very smallest measure he could have got. If he got a vestry, he would have ...