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Terai (TURRYE He Catholic Relief Bill)

or TURRYE He Catholic Relief Bill, and in his last speech he made a vow that if the Reform Bill, that "appalling bill," passed, he would never again take his seat as a peer. fell ill at Bristol, while presiding at the trial of the mayor for misconduct during the Reform riots, and died suddenly, Nov. 4, 1832. the field, for travelers on an expedition, tate. Land may be held according to two or for providing accommodation, refreshment, etc., for large bodies of people col- lected together out of doors on some special occasion, as at horse races, fairs, cricket matches, or the like. Military lected together out of doors on some special occasion, as at horse races, fairs, tents are made of canvas, supported by tents are made of canvas, supported ted by one or more poles, and distended by means of ropes fastened to pegs driven into the ground. Tents of a large size, such as are used for out-of-door fêtes, are known as marquees. size, Also an apparatus used in field photography; a substitute for the usual dark room. It consists of a box provided with a yellow glass window in front, and furnished with drapery at the back, so as to cover the operator and prevent access of light to the interior. It is usually provided with shelves and racks inside, developing tray, and a vessel of water overhead, having an elastic tube passing to the inside, to convey water for washing the plate.

In Scotland, a kind of pulpit of wood the inside, to convey water for washing In Scotland, a kind of pulpit of wood used to preach when the people were too the plate. erected out-of-doors, in which clergymen used to preach when the people were too doors.