... abounds with manly and rational views of History and Historians, expressed with a hearty fervour, which tells that the man who speaks is in downright earnest. gives appetite for study ; it makes hunger and thirst for the knowledge of history. Southern Reporter ...

... |tU*cl>on the vxeflio‘“' of the various bauds 1 and alkali, the .esult which U not a mixture, the oeraldine’s daughter. Speak low ! —speak low —the bean sige is crying Hark ! hark to the echo ! —she’s dying ! she’s dying,” AVhat shadow flits dark’ning the ...

... People that about one-third of the entire produce of their labour distributed amongst this idle class, of whom it would be speaking much too favorably to say, that they make no return for what «Society composed three classes—those who work, those they get ...

... and then intimated that he had received reports from Messrs. ‘John O’Connell, O’Xcill Daunt, and Ray. Those documents would speak for themselves, and he should at once proceed to read them. He then road the following communications ; Roscommon, October ...

... Theatre.— A Mr. G. Iloason made his debut at this theatre on Wednesday evening as the Tritfi Tutor. The Momini/ Pouf, in speaking of him, says—“ He is very young, very inoffensive, and tolerably good-looking. He was not hissed nor was he tremendously ...

... are remains yet to be seen. In consequence of their refusal to take office, another course was pursued, and Mr. Baldwin, in speaking upon the resolutions to the speech, and upon the speech itself, concluded by moving a vote of want of confidence in the present ...

... place in the Karl of Clancarty’s demesne. The number was scarcely as large that of last year, but the quality, generally speaking, a shade better. Little business was transacted before seven o’clock, except the purchase of top lots. Prices were about ...

... other questions of National politics. Hut let guard ourselves, from the very beginning, against being understood, when we speak of politics, to mean the thing which the pjirase expresses in the vulgar tongue of journalism. By politics we mean the science ...

... Catholics of Montserratt demanded remuneration for the robbery thus perpetrated on them, Mr. Baines, the president, said he would speak of it to the Committee of the Island, and that he thought it but just some restitution should he made. Although he has again ...

... he had the honor of receiving would occupy more time than he could at present spare were he to enter into its merits, and speak of it as it deserved. With respect to the operative bakers, he deeply sympathised their sufferings ; but he hoped the day was ...

... in the districts through w ich 1 had passed. 1 find it equally detested wherever I go. One clergyman used these words in speaking to on the subject‘ your present agitation had nothing else to recommend it than your opposition the poor law, that alone ...

... , goodness of heart, and universal charity. As a clergyman and prelate, the wonders he has done in this part of the world speak loudly for him. much fear he will shorten his life by the great exertions he makes to advance the spiritual well the temporal ...