... occasion to speak en that topic. I conceive that I should insult you by . doing so ; the most ignorant yocsng boy present needs not to be told that. your success depends on your peaceable con- (lust (hrear-). I ivill not trust myself to speak 00l the pastt ...

... Federalists have already spoken for Ireland through Mr. Grey Porter, and they preached concilia- tion and union; they now again speak the same lan- guaget hrough M r. Crawford. In a portion of the Con- servative press, that once teemed and even still is tinged ...

... chin, oval face, and dark complexion. The upper lip and the teeth slightly project, and which 's more visible when talking; speaks French with facility, but with a strong foreign accent ; the knees turned in, which is more particularly apparent when walking; ...

... wooden leg. entered as nimbly as if it was his own house. Being met, and asked who he wanted, he replied that he wished to speak to his Holiness on very urgent affairs. With much difficulty he was induced to withdraw. On reaching the court he fired a pistol ...

... number of mnilitary officers. The coureo Is a good one, ard the leaps consisted of three *ugly ones, b'lut, generally speaking, were done in good style. The flrst race was for lifteen Soya. Stakes, 100 says, added for the first horse, second horse ...

... and particular in his in. quiries as to their comfort and their having any complaints to make, speaking with much condescension to them, and urging them to speak out freely if they were in any way aggrieved. He also made inquiry as to their food, and being ...

... roached the high hill of rn ;f Newgroye he was beaded, traversed, shert into the bog; the 1 d hounds were now going so fast that speak they could not ti l- In the middle of the bog he gave a full entapis which he r- could not break, they ran into him and ate ...

... New Orleans, a sliver, had been captured by the U.S. brig Truxton, and carried into' Boston, The New, Orleans Republican, speaking of the proba- bility of war with Mexico, says, that there arei vessels: now in port awaiting letters of marque and reprisal ...

... 16th instant, instead of Friday. THEATRE ROYAL. Mr. Collins performed last night and the night previous to such houses as speak ill for the taste of Dublin theatre- goers. Last night he played the part of Sir Patrick O'Plenipo in the Irish Ambassador ...

... and the deportation scheme alone can tell. We only recall the past as a warning for the future. It is sometimes useful to speak sharply, for it acts as a stimulant to honesty. The lords and gentry of Ireland require to be schooled into national sympathies ...

... w NHAnnTANr..-We have finally tound c who th sha=a ch-talked-of individual, the 4oldest ihl taut, i a. An elderly chbap, speaking of his great kne ledge of' the western country the other day, said tbat ba had e I ?? tlhe Mississippi river ever since it ...

... amount, except Mr. Greville and two other gentlemen, who are stated to have netted 2,00'it. each. We shall not be able to speak deoidedly of the settlement until we see what it done at Tattersall's on Monday next. The racing this afternoon commenced at ...