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... that he would not be on speaking terms with him, even if they were to meet together, he( Mr. Stuart) therefore inferred that if not on speaking terms with a friend, neither could Mr. O’Connell be well expected to be on speaking terms with the enemies of ...
... lection of the Member who shall speak for you, this approaching and eventful Parliament. If I rightly estimate your feelings, you will not be inert on this occasion. 15-*ar in mind, iliac in contest for principles. to neutral is to not consistent. The ...
... CORK MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. ECTURES on the Art of SPEAKING, com- prehending oP and other Au- thors, with occasional remarks; and prefaced by illustra. tions of CLASSICAL FEET ; com ing AY next, 7th inst.. will be delivered ‘by HENRY UPINGTON/ or On Mondays ...
... A N FOR the LINEN TRADE, in a Country Town, a Smart FEMALE; who speaks Irish. Apply at the Office this Paper. June 22, 1842. NOTICE TO NEXT jb^KlS. NEXT OF KIN, any suVHhere be, to WIL- AM EASTON, formerly o/the City of Bristol, ana afterwards Landing ...
... WANTED. —, N ASSISTANT to a respectable Linen and A Establishment in He “ust speak the Trish Language, and hayé a general kuow- of the business, Apply at the Office of this Paper. Julv 10. JIniv 10 TO BE LET AT BLACK ) CK, MIE HOUSE and Garden of BA NURE ...
... PUBLIC NO TICES. WANTED. AN ASSISTANT in the WOOLLEN DEPARTMENT, who can speak Irish, and understands his business perfectly. A liberal Salary and comfortable accommodation will be given, and ill be required Application to be made to 'ruJnAS yWELPLY, ...
... lection of the Member who shall speak for you, in this approaching and eventful Parliament. rightly estimate your feelings, you will not he inert this occasion. Bear in mind, that in a contest for principles, to neutral to not consistent. The same spirit ...
... en! which the Chairman did not permit him to speak fully his sentiments on, The do not stop any gentleman only when f conceive he is out of order. to Mr. Jessincs ¢ It. would be im Union. confine the reli in all cases to the inhabitants of All the strangers ...
... “ T resolve” says B wever to speak of f bis faults behind virtues before his face, or © e observance of which, if fol- his back,” a golden rule th lowed, would alone banish flattery and defamation from the earth. ...
... T H POO R LA W. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sra—You ask. in a late number, speaking of the disas- trous effects of the present system of Irish poor law; “ What plan will the landlords propose? It rests with ” them to propose a remed As you ask the quest ...
... MALLOW GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE. Mr. FitzmauriCE, of whose high and honourable character it unnecessary to speak, having yielded to the solicitations of a numerous circle immediately resume the occupation uf the QueenlA/As Hotel, Mallow, lately held ...
... The Repeal Mkmiieks at the Club.—Speaking of O'Connell, may remarked that the dissentients among his Parliamentary followers are ever far greater in private than they appear in public, conspicuous though thi v are in the latter respect. such an extent ...