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perfect, but the r Tae Outside | tion at the ral of is 5 assistants вер ts эы 
the wall, and j ud pe the саз here the coffin results of the teachin |a na енә isch DES = lo he was ot 
was discovered, ia mb of a Mis е length and | teaching of the priests co Uu hat Bo May and | Suddenly turned round and is oring him, ie 
О a ro! e Parliament e red | Th 
f whi m ча OTi | fo Ed iy ying on the E carefully lly 
the inscription i i t s of | myself night or day Ше g to get at the nature of arefu' 
From d ч PORTUM His " h 58 g^ Неда the ids agli and principles which are taught in this College | was s trying to] pull T 
mock TAMESODIATEG s $p lowever, i "Msyno oth. I adi prove to you that disloyalty and sedition | died deceased stated t 
seem that at this spot was pris е body of Bishop | ате ijs first prineiples and groundwork de Is teaching ; | had. shot dim. Th 
le Constantius, once Dean cem and EDR- that the disregard of катун is the second principle; аё | | Epiit eps x on 
Bishop of Worcester, who died in in 1198. , tis is pa feria is not a principle that is held sacred by the comm md Кварт 
hat further researches will b mani ati - a 
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t g кр P Engla: hefefore, hi addition to | js with the wilful murder ot Elizabeth piece 
Association f for the Protec of [o ье of the T nei the зе and е the sympa "om of na Lis 29th of Aug ; The deceased was ti 
S Д : ; 9. ; estant people of ies ich you have so of t $ prisoner, who w Бы th 
Severn and its Tributaries wis beld on the 24th ult. in | 9 ieena t Я you сап now, by what took place pe екан, wien tbe teris pra e: 
the Guildhall, the Mayor in the chair, with the object | hall tne othor night—you can now say to them, * We уне | the breast with а FRR l. The pri 
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M alec я о aimon sheries of 'ngian an ower against yourselve: ating a nest of 
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ly carr ng o alone, but England too. They show disunion and disloyalty | Bi it ed, who ret 
while in a breeding state. Atthe close of the! here almost equal to that in America. In "how d different a | fin [hen the prisoner's je 
ee па following, among other formal r esolu- | | position you stand, iege and Protestants оё | exci гоа with a knife under circu 
Z, g e r has be | i ion iod ferocity. 
sly passed :— М ы S-NeME | vain; in vain - behalf | n ct x id 
— ion hails the the new | testants and the neiples of row British Const tution : | p bla pro 
Salmon Fisheries Act ofan uniform е Brig ih accordance | during that peri riod к favour that the Government could | 
а о w пав been lavis DA А : 
towards restoring the salmon fisheries Pics pP Ca produc- | who by political intrigue and contrivance could give weight to 
tiveness, but atthe м tiine. KR that the Act isdeficient in | - party in yer vs Commons, but you have not m 
rta: whi hei 
f " : " " Ut prisoner were also poisoned 
and liod bere Tte provisions an theabsence of any ddéquate | your jx Well, now the time has come when you can | | same timo, and that a 
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i -| point to the realisation of your prophecies. On Th Беш by the prisoner in his do 
снов К Лин СЕР оо last, perhaps for the first time for 30 years, war appeared {оғ the same offence, an a 
keeping of the fence time, as well as the entire abolition of | imminent, and then the results you had foretold came forth, | prisoner and thi 
fixed engines, and also the omission to fix the minimum size апі the voice of treason and sedition was freely uttered | The evi 
ofthe salmon to be taken, and minimum penalties for the | Within this hall, ve thats too, in а cause and on an occasio his re. 
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various offences. That the experience of this association con. | When the whole of Europe is on the side of England, | 
i паз fo: i 
ofan 01 no “a t 
efficient protection of salmon rivers cannot be obtained by the destroy all order, such as the right of the попе а 
voluntary principle; also, that while voluntary associations and Lynch law, was on the other side. ор 
f that your petition to arliament against the Maynooth | put on the black DM said that t 
а стеу VOLES йын. Pus Ventile о | Grant will mention those things, and the claims uem have on | death of his wife and child, and had be 
and management of the salmon fisheries of any river or | the attention of Parliament by the circumstances to which I | clearest evidence—evidence which he was b 
district. And it is the opinion of this association that t | have Puce Rd all your prophecies—all that Tod ve fore- | 1 mind 
wholesome provisions of the Act sands be out in told, Py owin E Maynoolh, has been substantially realised in |j 
efficiency until the Legislature has proviMed t the necessary | | the сазе of America and the campaign in Italy; and if that 
provision of fundato гииепбедоо And management, and the бова XX. with wei eniro som dans Aa E 
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provision: of funds to defray the expenditure. | Th Th: nd bring before the Queen herself their complaints, 
| end X ind her Majesty sitting on the Throne that, as has 
| Ъееп pea here. ue Vien eerie „ОЁ 1688 3 does en exist, 
that Стенада is i: ith the 
Жал, | Crown itself.” 
Hobbins, at 
| T Tar ISH  CONSTABULARY.—Immed ые on the | саве, and the 
blin PRINCE CowsoRT's DriTH.— The з ОЁ announcement of а probable war with America, all the | priso’ Ct a а d 
i E onday RM their sy mp: ыу with the | officers of the reserve constabulary in Phoenix ese rimina the body of t the child E bat it bo она Ыт 
um in the mos ner. 
- Business was nearly | | volunteered for active service in Сей At the ¢ 
of shops were од, SONS or | mence end of the Crimean war r they did idees nd 
partially, and others had their shutters up. "The courts. vie y 
a do пана аде Side, and gave h 
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he d n not be admitted in 
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ыы Lord Chancellor, and the hall of the Four се ү 
as nearly Aard. The vessels in the river сағніей | | | use "es mes 
their flags half-mast high; the bells of the cathedrals, | Sportni. e: | DS er vas AB, ENTE Et coni ч. he 
GREAT EIGHT-MILE T AND MiLLS.— | ef birth on бы апа v ced to 18 months’ Imprisonmen| 
paris shel ved l ц» chapel Sess Seu eds From 12,000 to 15, 000 spectators assembled t. the Hackney Wick | | 9f birt 0 as Acqui 
n WHO CIS WONS- апі Grounds on Monda; ау to witness a match between these cele- | нт ry Farrow Wil 
meeting on the su! и of the | Eglinton testi- brated runners fora stake of 2007 Never since Deerfoot vg | E овет: Холун ок Pep ФА псе А. i 
moni all oth ting been in this country was a scene of such excitement witnesse s 1 
А e е а ree: and so much importance did ће Indian or his friends attach to | prisoners, Daniel Codling, Henry арена d, nd John Pearce, Ix 
moned for Mi t ed, and the pa ро Baron Martin having. 
А жуы Bis узы ono "poetpon © OSS | the race, and tho heavy stake at issue, that he on this occasion pleaded Guilty to a similar offen t0 ! mJ 
р sustained by the Queen and Royal family was the sole | appeared іц the usua dress of an English runner. Since his addressed the prisoners не the LAT "hm E 
 . topic of conversation am ong all шен of the people. | last appearance on these grounds he e has defeated Bright hton Xu | mh va d to а а шы! лент 
i : 4 Laug at Norwich, and Barker, Jackson, а nga ou J i 
- eg 1 Hi Mayor x Соний il of the Sodas he has declined further provincial engagements pos the | Holder, бае Tespeetively 10: an nd 12 
o 6 s ^d present this race excited unusual interest. It took 53 rounds | ONES Ку 
uy mde and 200 yardsto make up theeight]miles. On starting, the Indian | strongly omm Кол tomercy. Mr. 
took the lead, which he held for the first five or six MM i | them to a 1 fortnight's атау 
РЕ апа then to L1 
FROM -| when Mills passed him ; but the Indian passed him a Eee years to a refor nue collem i 
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finish of tbe i ME and so they continued Ба Sra 
Mail ing up to the end of the 48th round, fror 
passed the Great Seal| which distanco Mus dini talaód the lead to with a т few yards p 
ue in the commission of the | of к ing post, when Deerfoot made а and the 
k and K vious to | 16 ing, unable unal ible Ad e car them, it in ne En jou у ed а 
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Мов N CIRCUIT : LIvERPOOL.— Mur: on the High. Seas.— yea Аа se 
дарий Wiliam W Wilson late OBAE à of t the British ships pit RN 
ңы akan d Severn, trading to Africa, was arraigned upon tw 
Эталон полагаа him with th 
Henderson, on the 23d J. мм 
the other with the mansla: 
the british ship Sev. 
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subj ected to frequent 
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which 
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throu gho t the. e aita The жок was осеп pos 
by. Sir Bwar Grogan, Bart., and addresses 
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W. ыо, б W. Verner, Bart., M.P. ; Mr. Vance, 
М.Р,; га Whalley, M.P.; Mr. Stewart Blacker, x 
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with Pests а bul of ско 
nephew to one of the 
Шу со te 
repea una; 
the course of the ar Mr. While ey, pm eio wis 
Sir si чәен of Mr. 
Spooner, delivered a ich was received 
. With rounds of Kentish fire fre d mie of hats, hand- 
d Miei es, which lasted several 
passed rosolutions of Roman Cath 
y con 
the means on one : d in 1856 he had 
the offence. T prisoner bittor MIC servitude, and he was now found : 
E deceased for this act, an d had stated would think no His Lorc М ш кишш 
more of shooting hit than he үл. 2 rabbit. He had had escaped ervitude, 
