... the Board of Works in Ireland, or to the Irish Government, by the Marquis of Westmeath, Sir Montagu Chatjian, or any other landed! proprietor in the barony of Delvin and county of Westmeath, relative to the public works carried on in that locality under ...

... ant) ; who have never changed in the least degree, through fourteen long revolving years. As to his wife, what that suffering woman has undergone, nobody knows. She has always been in an interesting situation through the same long period, and has never been ...

... and »P three flig&s of rickettv '■AtLwi i «_ l Wfi V 1 a door * which was opened by : ' J ' *-t stor e 77' ?? A P o *- woman, apjjarently *«W i-i.fir n ; c ' , ' iSU,r! Pt!on 1 was sewing upon a shirt. - *«* 7__\ If ?? > ?? wa»a cold March * ■« tea ...

... traits of the character of the fallen monarch as M. Michaud. This singular being, first in a high position in the Repub- lican army, next as an exile, a minister, and ultimately as king over the French people, with all the subsequent chequered events which ...

... for the capture of a woman with red hair, and very drunk. With the natural instinct of a policeman on such an errand, he shortly found himself in Mr. Hirst's pawnbroker's shop; and whom should he meet but the un- fortunate woman with red hair, whose ...

... «S tl C being hard, y a season in the „ 7 , ] ' oor Bakalahari, provided with a •^ Wl* harde ned in the fire, cannot obtain L^and** ,tu,iil j iel J' acquainted with each and all •r 8 8 n- Ch a bountiful hand has provided i ...

... Riding will be present. The parliamentary representatives for the riding, and for dhe various boroughs, are to be invited. The Army.— We understand that Sir Charles Napier has recommended that the vacancy occasioned by the death of Lieutenant-Colonel King ...

... serdy, representative in Congress ; and Majors B. N. Whitman, and F. A. Cunningham (both late paymasters in the United States army), senators. The passage of the Territorial Bill will of course nullify these proceed- ings. The people of New Mexico appeared ...

... was not by any means the wish of the promoters of that meeting that any system of education that might become the law of the land should be placed in the hands of government officials. On the contrary, the great object of those who were favourable to that ...

... parlia- ment, I must decline co-operating with a league which seeks to obtain a ' legal sanction for forcing the letting of land by a compulsory valuation;' nor do I wish to mislead the tenant-farmers of Ireland by fostering the delusion that the ' aforesaid ...

... Statesmen, ladies, clergymen, and philanthro- pists of every degree, are all employed in draining off our men without land to lands without men. Surely this presupposes every effort on our part to prepare the emigrant for his distant journey and bis arduous ...

... Caxton, and such as they, are the men that have changed the England of barbarism of feudalism, of superstition, into the Eng- land of civilisation, of enlightenment, of liberty, — and urged his hearers by all the ignorance, the wrong doing that still curse ...