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own land. bottom we must hold that we cannot have trust is those who believe not in our laird. - In which of his Mailer's sayings or actions dues the Bishop his warrant for this suggestion It may seem i nt to defend ourselves against any charge which

rilkland or Madras by a leml Harris. Neves .in will Indian finance be !eh to soeh as Mr. awl Mr. C. H. lumangton, or great Indian provinces abandoned to faineants like Mr. If we are t. he .p India, if we are to he pre n arol the events winch may any day

acceptance or is actual mob, and should the vessel arrive after his bills have matured be, at lees& has his payment to make In fall His mearity for repayment of &drawee or outlay is his lies ea the cotton itself, sad cm the buyer's ability to meet any

had two or Wass, he might have held his goad; hot, &Wicked in three direction sad with greatly mimic, numbers ea every point, his army was kumquat to the duty 'Naiad of it. The fact is as muck his oondeammatioe his sic tonna,, for the greeter somber of

If we allowed the secretaryship to go into his laird. Ile is a speculator in your own shares and in your rights so shareholders. The Chairman You had better not use strong words. Mr. Valuable*, : I protest. Mr. Uldtisld : 0 an prove whet I ay. The Chairman

worth) host and his amiable lady ; and alcei paying every reasonable respect to his bluish I was glad to get to bed. 'Phis is a hoe sheep and dairy dish ict. Mr. N. has neatly trite thousand sheep, of a highly improved breed; and his neighbour, the magistrate

Libby has not shown his hand yet, bat ne is not quite so bold and jaunty over the affairia his last number as would warrant the belief that be holds the four honours in his hand, or even cards good enough to win the odd trick. Lady Sebright is very indignant

peculiarity I most base men it. Is eonvervatioa. with Lady Meet be .pate of hr living with a lia moo her lire She reads reply. Alter the death of Lady lichborne he went to Horatio me the body. lie Mr. Mosso, Mr. geigeut, and the defendant, who was Orating and

Jake many noble reveilles will tain with Mr. Brunet's young son in his Ihe placed in wormier, and several changes will take boat, rowel round her amid the cheers of the workless. I plan. The Earl of Burlington. his grace's cousin, During the whole of yesterday

uriothera of Parliament who will be subpoenaed. Among the number are Mr. Parnell, Mr. Jeatin McCarthy, ex-president of the National Liege. in Omit Britain, Mr. John Dillon, Mr. A. O'Uonnor, and Mr. I'. P. O'Connor, who. as president of the League in Great Britain