... nevertheless, for the roost part left to die of hunger, or prolong a wretched existence by eating the half rotten garbage which they can pick up in the fields and highways. Resolved—That we saw with pain and bitter disappointment that the Irish *• Executive” ...

... is not fair of Government to Impose, upon men of high spirit snd character, 1 of inrestTMttihl tittle-tattle of every has? pick-thank an d tale-bearer who can carry * lie from honest man •fireside. Nor has Captain Campell, who was first de-I Tinted to ...

... and are, nevertheless. ~r the most part left die hunger, or prolong a •retched existence eating the halt rouen garbage which thev can pick up in the fields and highways. Ke«olveJ—That we saw with pain and hitter disappointment that the Irish Executive ...

... disposed of. One night, shall never forgot it, I had been to opera of San Cs-los, and was picking my way to my lodging through the intolerable fi'ih and garbage of the streets Lisbon, defending [ myself bom the dugs and rats by which they were then infested ...

... jintlcman ! Wisha, by gar, that bangs Banaghcr.— Why, you |K>tato-faced pippin-sneezer, when did Madacasker monkey like you pick enough of common Christian dacency hide your Kerry brogue.' * liasy, row—easy, now,’ cried O'Connell with imperturbable good ...

... about great ones. In plain bnguage, Mr. SHEIL, like his prototype of the forests, will content himself with the garbage and the half picked hoses, and mouth them with a teeming relish, rather than git bis banes broken, licjs lacerated skin, by vesturing ...

... of the hells in the rneighbourhood of St. Janmes's-street' London, has a salary of six guineas a-week, besides what lie can pick up from the dupes and dupers who attend his per- formances ! DIsINTErstsTED RarnUeST.-A fire happening at a piiib- lie-house ...

... palpable on the other side was Emerson Teunent. Except the Mail here, which seems to have an appetite for the most degraded garbage of its own party, and which marks out excellence in ours as the chief object of its hate—every other paper at the Tory side—all ...

... thin or harm should approach the person or the heart of the Queen of these realms. Let us review for a moment the mess of garbage which the journals in the pay and confidence of Ministers here catered for the rabid appetites of their domineering ftetiep ...

... nevertheless, for the most part left to die of hunger,. or prolong a wretched exist® mby eating the half rotien garbage which they can pick up In the fieids and bighways. ¥ Resolved—That we saw with pain and bitter disappointment that the Irish “ Executive” ...

... tink below all nations what they do*who, after floating on the heaven o ...

... departure, when one of about the town, in quest of food to satisfy the cravings of n- , and of i horse, and ture, picking up bones and garbage of every description from the coast towards the guardhouse, upon the the ur,g heaps, snails from the fields and ...