... of Ireland in general—and it had been so, in the worst times that Ireland ever saw. (Cheers.) It had not been his intention speak when lie came there that morning, hut he felt himself flattered hy the honor that had been done him, that he could not refrain ...

... do it, and told him to get a box and put it in. The women were in bed. Does not know if they were awake. Did not hear them speak ail from the time they went into the passage. Witness fell asleep while Paterson was there. Witness knew what was about, “though ...

... testaceous bed with the lineaments of its lovely' form. Waiter—Sir!— Warder—Sir ! you not hear ? doubt heard you, hut until yon to speak sober prose, is under no obligation understand you. Warder—Well, in solicr prose then—have you good—very jood Carlingford oysters ...

... salutary sentiments contained in this invaluable letter have come upon like a voice from the paternal grave. The only way to speak to those who oppose us is to appeal to their interests. These will best consulted their acting in conformity to the opinions ...

... the Ca-, of Ireland—men who would sacrifice the interests the British Empire for the accomplishment their own base objects. speak thus the honest conviction of our own breast, derived from the most certain knowledge the vile and abominable faction. We avoid ...

... strength : she opened the door of the house, and stopped not till they had reached the chapel. For awhile she had uo strength to speak, and for awhile Bertrand continued pacing the whole length of the chapel with hasty step and furious mien, and more than once ...

... individual member belonging to this Society, his situation in life or attainments what they may, of standing forward here and speaking bis fully and freely, if be choose avail himself this privilege. Permit me, Sir, under the influence of this idea, c. ngntulate ...

... has violence been used ? The Catholics have uniformly adopted a system of forbearance, which is absolutely miraculous. I speak from experience. My Catholic brother, Gorman Mahon, and myself, have had more experience of the praiseworthy conduct of the ...

... down into of the Magistracy, collectors of information—in word, into mere executory agents of the British Government, or, to speak more properly, the Government of the United Kingdom; and the p itronage, the devising of measures, and the whole duty and ...

... to die. Yet ! too fair for earth. *Tis not the roses of thy cheek That of departure tell— As early-blighted spring-flowers speak A sorrowful farewell; But still I’ve seen the fairest things All fleetly fade away ; Like dreams that take the morulug’s wings ...

... days is ofa nature make every friend if consisteucv anxious escape the disgust which the sight of it inspires; «ad weshd! speak without looking at or remem- Icriiw them i>crsonilly. V.’e must olwerva, that it is nut ear abject to inquiie wiiat |iarticular ...

... chosen and nihlasskal” few. Whatever may our private opinion upon this part of the ease, shall not, for prudential reasons, speak farther on the point at present. Lord Anglesey lias, however, thrown overboard by his advisers. they noble, gentle, or simple ...