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... GREAT OPENING FOR AN IRISH PRIEST WHO CAN SPEAK TRUTH! Tue 7imes, ever true to its base vocation, is constantly straining at new efforts to please its multitudinous patrons of England, and its comparatively few but influential supporters in Ireland; and ...
... 3 SPEAK-MOT—I TRACE AOT. NATHAN’S REMINISCENCES LORD BYRON.) 1 speak not—l trace not—l breath not the name* There. is grief the aonnd—there, were guixtia thy fame But the tear which now bursa cheek may Impart The deep thought that dwell* in that silence ...
... speaking on, yet it is pleasant that we can argue the question in the midst of merriment. The arguments are strong with us that we can afford to treat the matter jocosely ; and the onl wonder we now have is, how the abuse has lasted so long. But, please ...
... This is added strong but honest speaking. What might be as to the liberty-loving Bench of Bishops, the i the Cathedral dignitaries, and the poor cu- who are treated like the dancing dogs of the Esta- —all must have influenced the mind of Mr. as well as ...
... England and the Continent ; but, however, it has floated (Laughter and hear.) Speaking of at price of cattle, he “it arcee from the quantity | = on the market for sale, by farmers leaving the coun- try, or by rate collectors. I have no doubt on my mind ...
... Protestantism, in the selection of the Member, who shall speak for you, in this approaching and eventful Parliament. If I rightly estimate your feelings, you will not be inert on this occasion. Hear in mind, that in contest for principles, be neutral ...
... - Debilitated C — , and Pills.—The good effects produced by salu and speak volumes fay: on cure of eases of the liver and chest. from the use of Holloway’s Pills in these complaints are action of system is completely renovated, by ind a liver, of digestion ...
... abuse hemust speak his that and fearlessly. We are all willing to rally around the Press when it is in danger, but I repeat it we cannot do so with unir.ingled feelings of respect for it, in this King- Mr BOYLE—There is not a purer press in the empire ...
... kissoo and others rise in the r places and speak for hours ' io favour of free trade—why they not give free trade to the slave {Hear.) Do you imagine that if there were free labour every stream in Ireland would not be occupied by manufactory ? am satisfied ...
... Protestantism, the selection of the Member, who shall speak for you, in this approaching and eventful Parliament. If I rightly estimate your feelings, you will not inert on thU occasion. Bear mind, that in contest for principles, neatr.il, to be not ...
... preferred the immediate tender of resignation to the adoption of that alternative. Sir, I do not hesitate to say, speaking with a frankness which I trust will offend no one, that if be, Majesty’s Government had failed in carrying, in all their integrity ...
... THE SLIGHTED. Speak not of love !—to love's fond dreams This heart shut for ever ! Talk not hope 1-to hope's bright beams My soul ‘shall waken never Tot orce within this lonely breast. In friendship's guise concealing. Love dwelt—a secret, silent guest ...