... ; bold yonreeti firm and erect. Don't ore profane or unclean lane.iage. It isnot only sinful, but extremely rolgar. Don't speak nograints. tically. books of groomer, and work. of the hest authors Don't fail to apologia.. if you attimbin against any one ...

... Corporation at sundry good dinoers given by the Lord Mayor of Dublin—a very pleasing duty, se be assured the Council (laughter). Speaking with a year's experience, be could tell his successor that his duties would not be either heavy or onerous. Ho was very ...

... the river as the ahip's anchor in ovine parts of it would not hold in it. A gnibber would do no good at all to it.. He was speaking to a gentleman some years ago on the matter and be would aft hear of such a thing as • grabber. Copt Branigan—Go around all ...

... may carry away much more than their legitimate share of the value of the tenants' holdings; in order that they may, so to speak. spoil the Egyptians. And that they shall sneered in their pnrpose to some extent at least, we fear if n strong, rizorous ...

... holding, and they persisted in pressing to the utmost these legal righta against an unfortunate man whom they had, so to speak, stripped naked by their exactions. An accumulation of arrears prevented the tenant seeking redress in the Land Conde without ...

... grandmotherly which. like the Whig members of Parliament, is now mere Tory then the Tories themselves. This 'somber of the Speak, very largely deals with Irish subject'. Among other articles is one from Mr Frederick flerri• son, the lecturer oa Constitutional ...

... assisted to erect, is now actually re-let ton tradesman at the weekly rent of seglitpence (m-barom '). Don't imagine I want to speak iamb words of theme evicted tenants, o the contrary I sympathise with them, sad I hope to see the day, wi et: they will reinstated ...

... prolonged cheers for rather M•Failden)—that josroal had levelled at them and the priests a mends- charge-011%a acting end speaking in ave.'''. of the Holy See, lie ha.l c-mpeileil them to retract their chsenek sod he had only to say to them that if the ...

... night nearly gone ? Is it enme to feel the bounding curreets Weals, And the mighty firers still g.. proudly ou Is it crime to speak what hearts bare long been thleklng? Is merlins to shoot together for the Right? last crime to make us merry o'er sinking Of ...

... required the ditaunial genius of a Sestoe (hear and cheers) to be rut right, and we must take all this Mtn convideraden wbeu speaking of the trade of Dnblin at the remit' day. Now, however, midst the new order of tilling., I think it quite possible for the ...

... afford food and shelter and a decent honer to many who, brit for theut, would have no home except theororkbowie. Butt can speak from expesiente when I tell yon that so mosey does so much good or creat-s such an independence that whir* is earned by these ...

... have a rubstautLl abate of the pronto' Opplausel. Mr Nulty said—l believe this i• a time that eleh ant i every man shollid speak nut an I sy whether he is for giving away the T•41.el or ant (hear, ' hear). 1 1. r one as a horgesa of Drogheda and as a per•on ...