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... { Waterford T. Parks J. Foley These cases may be left to speak for themselves, matters not where the blame lies—whether with the Bishops or the Government, or with both—but this is a state of things which ought not to be permitted to continue ; and am ...
... connexion between the parties exists, aim that the Principal speaks through the Agent ; but we cannot consent to publish matters respecting the former, which, though of public record, ate, strictly speaking, a priv^tejiature. ...
... Leese were present when my sheep were shorn, and I have heard them speak of the utility of dipping sheep in this composition. Mr. B's shepherd.who is the entire manager of his flock, speaks in very high terms of t. I cannot possibly see either of the persons ...
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... Macroom. F. M. S. ANSWER TO CHaTTERTO.VS DEATH-SONG. (for the cork RXA.Mi.Nea.) Why speak of death ? as if upon the cast •• The hazard of the die gave much to hope, Why speak of death ? as if from out the past pure unsullied thought were left to cope With ...
... ofthe Repeal Banquet last night, in Ten Hours after the company separated. We shall allow this effort to speak for itself. Indeed, the effort does speak for itself, and right eloquently. The Banquet had not concluded before one o'clock on Thursday morning ...
... negligence which permitted our fellow beings to perish in the midst of us. We leave these last instances to speak for themselves—for murder speaks with most miraculous organ—and these are scarcely less than murder. We trust in God we shall be shocked no ...
... compel any Government to do you justice. The Nation speaks of a meeting in the Rotundo. All well, if there be a due preparation by a complete and general local agitation. But, farmers, you must speak out, and with a voice that cann@ be but heard, thougk ...
... sake of the Constitution, to speak, has spoken—and when that necessity returns,which it will soon do,he will be hoard to speak again—and bis voice in many 7 ears will be thunder. But he will not confine himself to speaking, —he will act. So will Wellington ...
... STATE OF IRELAND. Lord RODEN then ruse to bring turward his motion on the state of Ireland, and was left speaking at post hour. ...
... ink of a most distressing Stammering, anti shsorptim/of my Iweath, in the very short space of Three Hours aim holf- able now speak and read with ease and fluencjjjJ/Fthe great astonishment of all who know me. Was 1 to withhold this public declaration I should ...
... peculiar burdens upon land, and also as to the manner in which the excise duties pressed upon the landed interest. He was left speaking. In tbe Commons Mr. Sharman Crawford had to request from Sir R. Peel an answer to the following question : —whether it is ...