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... speak of its attraction at to simm .T tomist realtrs of the v. inter fir that work pul table form Invc reooive Tin Patrie pi.Mi ln Several roprrsoa !n I’.tris j Assembly the arrival 1 iu; Vi una. have be: 11 able i pa»s;i\jes from if. the iir i French ...

Published: Saturday 27 October 1849
Newspaper: Northern Standard
County: Monaghan, Republic of Ireland
Type: Article | Words: 66 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

(Left speaking at Half-past Six o’Clock.)

... (Left speaking at Half-past Six o’Clock.) HOUSE OF COMMONS—TUESDAY EVENING. At a quarter past four the Speaker resumed his seat, and several members took the oaths and their seats. The house then went through the list of Sessional orders, and appointed ...

SPEAK K I N D L V

... SPEAK K I L Speak kindly to thy fellow man, Who droops from weight of woe * sinks beneath deep sorrow’s ban With cares thou canst not know : Oh kindly speak for deadly grief Is gnawing at his heart; It may be thine give relief, And act brother’s part ...

Published: Tuesday 06 October 1846
Newspaper: Mayo Constitution
County: Mayo, Republic of Ireland
Type: Article | Words: 185 | Page: 4 | Tags: none

40. Whal articles, genarslly, speaking, did Mi

... 40. articles, genarslly, speaking, did Sh» *e ae for reni ?—He s*-.»-d uuon a aiid told f.»r t . and household furoi ore ai d sold car w he* for Is I. and he set the and era f«*e rutiiog corn, witich belonged to the mower, and a. .ld 1 for Is. till the ...

SPEAK NOT HARBHLT. Speak not harshly: mochofeaia Every hnman heart must base. Easagb shadows sadly play Around ..

... SPEAK NOT HARBHLT. Speak not harshly: mochofeaia Every hnman heart must base. Easagb shadows sadly play Around the very way } Eaongb ssnwws darkly las Veiled within the merriest eye. By thy childhood's gushing (coi% By tbs gtasfk after years. the anguish ...

SPEAK ILL. Nav. speak noil I —a kindly word Can never leave sling behind. And. oh ! to breath each

... SPEAK ILL. Nav. speak noil I —a kindly word Can never leave sling behind. And. oh ! to breath each tale we've heard I- f»r beneath noble mind. F ill oft a better seed is sown choosing thus the l*eii«r plan; For if but little good known, Stili let us speak ...

The Earl DEV —1 shall. lam no«r speaking to order. Lord BROUGHAM—And I am speaking to order, too. [Here there

... The Earl DEV —1 shall. lam no«r speaking to order. Lord BROUGHAM—And I am speaking to order, too. [Here there were loud cries of Order, order,” from all parts of the assembly, and the Earl of Devon retired to his place.] Have 1 not a right to interrupt ...

Published: Tuesday 16 March 1847
Newspaper: Dublin Evening Post
County: Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Type: Article | Words: 977 | Page: 1 | Tags: none

SPEAK -NOT HARSHLY. Speak not : much care Every bum heart must bear. Enough shadows sadly piny Around very sunniest

... SPEAK -NOT HARSHLY. Speak not : much care Every bum heart must bear. Enough shadows sadly piny Around very sunniest way Enough of sorrows darkly ho Veiled within tho merriest eye. thy childhood’s gushing tears, Ey the griefs of after years, anguish thou ...

Published: Wednesday 13 December 1848
Newspaper: Athlone Sentinel
County: Westmeath, Republic of Ireland
Type: Article | Words: 100 | Page: 4 | Tags: none

Sir HARCOUAT Lxts rose, amid loud applause, to speak

... Sir HARCOUAT Lxts rose, amid loud applause, speak tot toast. Ftom the defect! in the room, it being un- 1 fortunately the worst room in the world for bearing in, 1 V w as not perfectly understood, unless by those immediately mar him. fauded the character ...

Published: Friday 10 January 1840
Newspaper: Dublin Evening Mail
County: Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Type: | Words: 2093 | Page: 1 | Tags: none