... . Political Parsons, gcneta’ly speaking, are tmr aversion; and we consider it one of the moat disgraceful proofs of the evil consequences which flow from the old corrupt connection between (Thurch and State, that the clergy altach themselves with such ...

... A WELLFITTING SHIRT. Sot to speak elegance, is one of the greatest contorts of Dress; it keeps clean an d ivears longer than jittiiu/ out. DRESS SHIRTS (Suitable for the Upper Classes) WHICH FIT PERFECTLY (All sues and all qualities), READY DRESSED, at ...

... saw a large number of per- sons assembled roand the house of Pat Bready, who lives in River Lane. He heard O'Gorman Mahon speak to them as follows :—He (O'Gorman Mahon) said he was able to clear himself of the charge made nm him, of being silent when ...

... bulwarks of the British tion with additional defences, in the shape of a large number of five-pounders.— Punch. Paw Durr—Not to speak the trath when Wkly offensive to w foreign despot—The Prime ...

... should read it.” —The Newsman. , “The author displays an intimate and extensive acquaintance with the Scriptures, of which he speaks with the utmost reverence, and from which he quotes •opiously, continuously, and exclusively in support of the various pr ...

... should read it.” —The Newzman. “The author displays intimate and extensive acquaintance with tbe Scriptures, of which he speaks with the utmost reverence, and from which quotes copiously, continuously, and exclusively in support of the various propositions ...

... officers and men. * The greatest order and quietness prevailed, the crew all the time working with an energy and a will that speak well for the discipline enforced on board at all times. These efforts were crowned with com- plete success, and after a couple ...

... George wonld make the better leader. He wonld not be really good leader. Hedoea not lack prudence. He knows when to speak, and when not to speak. At working Bill through the House no man is more clever; baft he is fidgetty, irritable. Ido not mean, though ...

... Jteland, Tas New lin speak in the highest ter: ms of th ‘ANT.—All the accounts from Dnub- and the profusion of the outlay of ¢ splendour of the menage, the present Viceroy. It is said that one day since Lord Egli Hton’s arriva 1 in Dublin, his 1.900 in ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL—CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. It would be rather Premature to speak of a pantomime which is only to be performed for the first time this evening. It is, however, entitled “ Harlequin Lord Lovell and Lady Nancy Bell,” and all that we know of it, was ...

... number of the members of the Provincial Parliament, and a series of resolu- tions was adopted. The ground touched upon by the speak- ers was the same asthe Montreal manitesto, and the resoln- tions merely an echo of the same sentiments. The progress of the ...

... share in thel debating. It was impossible forty-one memberscould ail speak half ao-hour, else they would require to eat and sleep in the place| (liughter). If be or Oochranedid not speak it was not because they were not able; it was because | they were just ...