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... THE MEMORY OP THE DEAD. Who fears to speak of Ninety-Eight Who blushes at the name When cowards mock the patriots fate, Who hangs his head for shame ? He's all knave, half slave. Who slights his country thus But true man, like you,.man, Will till your ...
... Letters from various parts of Germany speak of a financial crisis as inevitable, and state that several fai- lures to a large amount are expected. At Leipsic some failures have already been anoouneed, but the amount, is not etated. ...
... Dublin Evening Port Office. Sir,—An experience of some months enable* me to speak with confidence of the value of your Spectacles. am in the habit of reading much and writing at night,ana may justly state that 1 have not hitherto obtained simi- ...
... Canting.—Good men always speak through the nose. It's what comes out of the mouth that defiles a man ; but there is no mistake in tho nose ; it's the porch of the temple that. Sam ...
... Dublin ng Post Office. Sir.—An of some considerable time enables me to spéak with confidence of the value of your Spectacles. I am in the habit of reading much and writing at night, and I may justly state, that 1 have not hitherto obtained similar advantages ...
... The New York Herald, speaking of the sanitary state of Vicksburg, says, Young men sleep two room, that one may call doctor if the other attacked with the fever. ...
... WANTED, /J T~ ASSISTANTS, to the Woollen j/rarfry Business ; they must speak Irish well, and spfetest enquiry into their general character and Apply Mr. Daniel O’Callaghan, Murphy, Cork. Aug. 2. ...
... speaks generally, just as the scriptures declare that all men are sinners. Until this able opponent learned to despise his miserable syllogisms little hope existed that he could discover the truth as it was in Jesus. He (Mr. Gregg) stood as a witness ...
... lection of tlic Member who shall speak for you, in this approaching and eventful Parliament. If ritjlirly estimate your feeling*, you mllnotbc inert on this occasion. Bear mind, that contest for principles, to neutral i« to not consistent The same spirit ...
... lection cf the Member who shall speak for you, in this approaching and eventful Parliament. If I rightly estimate your feelings, you will not be inert lhi> occasion. Bear in mind, that in contest for principles, to iifutra! to not consistent. The same ...
... lection of the Memljcr who shall speak for you, this approaching and eventful Parliament. If rightly estimate your feelings, you will not inert on this occasion. Bear in mind, that a contest for principles, to be neutral is to not consistent. The same ...
... lection of the Member who shall speak for you, this approaching and eventful Parliament. If riglirly estimate your feelings, you will not he inert on this occasion. Bear mind, that a contest for principles, m-ulral ii to not consistent. The same spirit ...