... PLAIN SPEAKING In the congratulatory address to the King, presented from the con)>iv ill York, the people plainly t. II him that has se.'ended which has been secured to his .Majesty’s illust’ious family by the strougcsi all tits—/Ac will of ...

... [Left Speaking.] HOUSE COMMONS—AtrorsT 18. The S, eaker took the chair at twelve o’clock. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. The' House watt occupied for a considerable tune with ft discussion this hill* which is lost for the present Session. SHCRIFFS’ (inEI.SND) BILL ...

... SPEAKING OUT. At the Repeal meeting in Mullingar lust week Or. Higgins, Titular Bishop Ardogh, spoke in thu following terms :• The Bishop of Arditgh rose, and when the cheering with which was received had subsided, proceeded to say—My Lord and Gentlemen ...

... (Left speaking ) TICE CHANCELLOR’S COURT— Tijeedat. The Attorney General ». Shore.—Lady Hawley's Charity. Judgment. The Tice Chancellor of England this morning gave judgment in the petitions presented in this long-litigated case, which has caused much ...

... [Left speaking FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. LONDON, MONDAY NJOIIT. “The icssion of Parliamrat, which: commences i . morrow, opens under circumstances most peculiar nature. On the one hand, imppftapt alterations take place in the structure of thoCaljijjct-a ...

... (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 ...

... search for good. And speak o all the beat can. Then speak no ill—but lenient bo To other’s failings as your own ; If you're the first a fault to see. Be not the first to make it known For life is but a parsing day. No lip may tell how brief its span ; ...

... ingenuity for which his countrymen are famous he has constructed a speaking machine, which utters every sound of which the human organ is capable, with surprising distinctness; which whispers, speaks aloud, laughs, sings, talks in every language, and repeats ...

... (left SPEAKING,) PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. London, Tuesday* Today the Committee sat to hear continuous arguments on all the trifling points of delay which counsel for the silting members could urge. It was, after some time, settled that the name of Thomas ...

... (Left speaking.) pitICR IRISH STOCKS, June 27. Dank Stock Irish 3 per cent. Consols eminent Debenture percent. J)o. Stuck per cent. Do. New 3J cent. Craml Canal L. |>er cent. Do. do. per cent. Koval Canal Stock (iranJ Canal Slock Dublin Steam Company ...

... honest man. of the And, let not the reader imagine for a mome ower, the man in the Waterford Mail speaks with less rister, rity than the Dublin He speaks bet ut he more to the purpose—this is undeniable. But their ations utters more distinctly, and quite ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING Th« following is the report a speech delivered hr Mr. Hayes at recent meeting of a Precursor (O’Connell) Society held Cork : CIIABTISTt | a the Precursor Society Cork | held in the People's Hall, on Wednesday, Mr. Ha\e« I 'emarked that ...