... STRONG SPEAKING. At a recent meeting in Enniscortliy to petition against jury packing, the following resolution was adopted: Proposed hy Peter J. O’Flalierty, Esq. seconded Dr. O’Bourke, that considering the manner in which the iurics to try the other ...

... (Left speaking.' HOUSE OF COMMONS— June 7. The Speaker took the chair at four o’clock. Mr. RUTHVEN presented a petition from Kildare in favour of municipal reform in Ireland. Mr H. GRATTAN presented nine petitions from different places in Ireland, and ...

... [Left Speaking.] PKICES OF HUSH STOCKS— 26. Government Consols, 3 per Cect Stock, per Cent Stock, New, (1830) Debentures, (of 6s 2dJ .. 90J Oiand Canal Deb, 6 per Ct, red toj£4 per An. Hibernian Bank 24 Patriotic insurance Company 2} Cite CHromrli SATURDAY ...

... STYLE OF SPEAKING. Mr. Smith’s style of speaking, without being impure in language, is inelegant in the last degree. The good and lawful English of these realms is not, in his hands, converted into those barbarisms which prevail the bar, and threaten ...

... THE SPEAKING MACHINE. (From the Athenaeum,) I have aa yet seea no notice your valuable periodical of invention which U present attracting great attco* lion here, and which certainly merits every praise thet can heetowed upon unwearied perseverance and ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. In speech at the Clare Election, Mr. O’Gorman Mahon called the Editor of the Ghiblin Pilot—a liar, calumniator, and base coward. Pilot of Wednesday replies follows If lb« Kdltnr of the Pilot would rinlale bit public duty fer to permit ...

... THE DUMB MADE TO SPEAK. At public examination of the pupils of the West of England Institution, at Exeter, for tbe deaf and dumb, on Wednesday week, three boys were brought forward to exhibit the progress made by them in tbe expression of articulated ...

... Speak the erring For not Tltal innocenet- and |»eace have gone Witliont censure It sure nnist U- a we.try lot. That sin-crusbed betrrt lit Itcar. Ami tKey wli-tsliarv a buppier tale, Tlieircbidings well tuny kindly erring Tina* vet nan l. jt>l them bn«*k ...

... Lord PLUMKETT tlmt h« wh» speak- log mnrh tn tlif hr N'nltlf f, ir ...

... The Duke of Newcastle is obviously of the mettle for the frantic Tories. He speaks in the style they like.— He alludes to O’Cunnell ” an execrable individual” which looks like a zeal for the Church. And when reprobating attacks on the House of Lords, ...

... on Mr. Tennyson's motion for the rwuralion of Triennial speak* volimft. it is true, that bis motion was lost by 4J), hot if consider the little exertion previously Itwle is its favour, and that its supporter* were wholly unprepared fur the diaenssion ...

... Witness—As to the committee, I cannot speak exactly ; but I think that such an arrangement would be likely to give more public satisfaction than the present. I think that the accounts of an institution such this should always be public ; for it would ...