... fears to speak of ninety- eight ? but I deny having used them for the purpose, as the constable appears to insinuate, of collecting a crowd or creating popular excitement. Magistrate-What was your meaning, ther, in shouting 'Who fears to speak of ninety-eight ...

... that, as had been expected, M. Leon de Malleville would be named Under Secretary of the Interior. The new cabinet, generally speaking, is received with more favour than any previous ministry during 1 some years, but it is evident that, for some time at I ...

... Leese were present when my sheep were shorn, and I have heard them speak of the utility of dipping sheep in this composition, MIr. B.'s shepherd, who is the entire manager of his flock, speaks in very high terms of it. I cannot possibly see either of the persons ...

... chinery is worked by irregular payments-by the power of giving and Withholding occasional aid. The following pas. sageowill speak for itself, doubtless, and furnish matter for serious and profitable reflection. ' It ought to be known that it is not, as ...

... and several speaking to 'them ; saw AIrs. D. writ- ing; there were half a dozen in the room getting papers signed by- both Mlr. and birls. D.; saw Mtrs. D. giving money at the a door to some of the persons assembled ; he saw prisoner speaking to Sirs. D ...

... heard him speak to Mr. Gibbons. i-'Irou-exarnined by- Mr. DitON-1 was in company e oret~emnirigawir *'slt pelioe wiv~were exeamjnedon R yi, R tiTsl. bud- did dont speak ha word about the trial of yesterd y, nor-did . beesr any of the police speak of it; ...

... sale by public aueti en, by Mr. Jones, the first day's proceedings for that purposie commenced at one -o'clock. Generally speaking, the volumes submitted for sale yesterday, when considered apart from their association with the name of the venerated deceased ...

... usurped so large a portion of public curiosity, has at length endured the fear- ful penalty of the law, and we now are free to speak of the system by which he was lured into shedding innocent blood. While the victim lingered in his cell we resisted many i ...

... have bad on foramer occasions to sp'eak' I in terms oi praise of the respective ertistes;, dnd indoed H they continue to maintain their hig'gh reputation. Of the ai performeihoe of Meoudelssohn'a Symphony we have to speak a with admiration. Io thbe slow ...

... next general election, and speaks of a gentleman already in parliament, an honourable baronet very well known to our readers, as the new candidate. Whilst professing to dis- believe the rumour, the writer in the Chronicle speaks of Sir P. B. Fleetwood ...

... the Orangemen) begged leave to decline the honour.- They answered the invitatiouof his reverence through an attbney-or, to speak less metaphorically, they filed separate answers to his bill; and the conse- quence was, that the plaintiff, dreading the enormous ...

... sheep, swine, poultry, ri &c., commenced yesterday in the Royal Dublin Suciety's a' premises, Kildare. street. Go Generally speaking, the present exhibition may be fairly f set down as at least fully equalling any that has taken place here for several years ...