... but to wet audio fork t. Litenssa. wit h Is, awl oft for Liverpool the by law -nth the Irish PrAmtitist lobes pais. Without speaking in putty opirit, ,of the atreious violation morality pepetrabsl under I ail' for Nang ifilitlemen. ho remain always at mt ...

... light of faith. Hearings and Ismae-1 diction. nernin.l. In the Trimatial the read National Catholrel of St. Patrick. which speaks so elismently the piety and nomilleemere.4 the thigh race in every land over which our people have hel. altate”.l. nitti.lll ...

... ' yterinoe in the North of [reload. If be had had and the plinths.. house in which their 'Moister my nothing, though other speak with healtatioir, and the &operate tratmge--(a laugh)-he had formerly lived, tho Parliament shook, tome write long prescription* ...

... Waring oe. °pint the chair, rather Mtn Of I din -Lairs. fm them wen. three in the 'Oran. Win will not attempt to report the speaking. which was the wood character. The between 1 the ',axioms ..ratorical displays mny he roadily dialland-- The Orme King' ...

... anyciviluied country—the Irish Church—remains %staunched, there can never be peace for that illfated land. land lhaferin speaks of it as one of the greatest blots that ever *allied the Constitution a free people-en anomaly which every Roman Catholic ...

... speaker--in fat. Ile Fired by the one t 4 hie taupe. withal 'without the team. rade .4 labour he knew oily but he haw where to speak he how far to go. and he kurw how to de. had hineelf io the Court Bench or any- I ammo sad .nasal as thaw through • 1t meridian ...

... hie 13th sea ask a all Hemp there is set • ide ou Whisk muse Map ea ties of Oil youthful pins Than who eosetastly with his speak highly ef the promise hie ud of Ms pod Hi. appearance le es Slake easel ha him hoes lately, too, he Ira grows ray seek and ...

... rAncidenee that the two &arch.w he, neve ripe, and and.. there la sot • NIA& detail common to hot h, much lees unitennity, or. to speak owe socurately, ideatity deahea. The western frasde asked with tower., the open clereatory, the bur fourtoy traceried aisle ...

... bench of magistrate.* en muse tie sailing up no unsuitable tenement. Thia is a lemon which ought nod t.. be bet on thane who speak so loudly of the rights .4 property, but who are regardlese of the obligations it entail Let them study it well, sod know ...

... sal/iag f trust in tied and dry pewiler to realest the action of the Legislature and tbsrentnient .4 tirest Britain. N lan we speak of 1.1..0 at.4l .4 owler who ars stirring up strife. of loyalists who defy law. of &fowlers of the 'threw• who an' thnlatenirig ...

... for any MAU to show gnat goatlike, even if he poseeme• them, alum he stanch, to receive a heavy and a shameful amUmee, and speak. before his fellow.ereatures and his judge on the eve of impi 'moment for many long years. Muck limy be forgiven to the high-lowa ...

... thia-tle MAO whoar whole lifetime hen leen tot k Posestaats in paha. bards stow voting for tbithVi 'll es. Mr. ties swat to speak el ti. Monnagh 1611, and esid-Alinat a wrath I filed a petitho against this Hill, whiek you will all we in due time. 1 have ...