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... speaking. A very important meeting of the Ulster Constitutional Association was held on Wednesday in support of Lord Morpeth’s bill, and in opposition to Lord Stanley’s. regret that we have not space for the entire of the proceedings. We are obliged to ...

... speaking. The Globe says—“ The debate «m the second reading Lord Morpeth's bill, was expected, lias stretched itself over nearly the whole of this week; hut in every likelihood the division will take place to-night, or rather to-morrow morning. The tone ...

... THE SPEAKE ELECTION ' (ritOH mkui. or a sicMßcn.) Hie drat fair trl»l we iIibII gire (he Torie* will wheel n„. their Speaker, ami put in a Speaker of our own. Tliree'ea,,,!, dates hare been nameil, hut (hey are all English; ami snotli,', hsa been mentioned ...

... 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 ...

... STYLE SPEAKING, Mr. Smith's style of speaking, without beinjj impure in language, inelegant the last degree. The good and lawful English these realms not, his hands, converted into those barbarisms which prevail at the bar, mid threaten there the final ...

... SPEAK -NO ILL. Nsy, speak ill—a kind word Can never leave a stir.j behind, And.oh !to breathe each talc we've heard far beneath noble mind mil oft belter seed town choosing thus lire better plan For if but little good known. Still let the best car the ...

... lively speaking, BT. MARK'S PAKISHr A most respectable and largelj-attcodad meeting of the paruhloners of the above pariah, and others interested the object, was held on Monday evening in the Concert Hall, Great Brnoewick-street. foe the purpose devising ...

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... SPEAK NO ILL. Nay, speak no III; a kindly word Can never leave sling behind ; And, oh ! breathe each tale ve beard, Is far beneath a noble mind. Pull oft a better seed is sown, By choosing thus the kinder plan ; For if but little good be known, Still ...

... EVIL SPEAKING The delusive itch for slander, too common in all ranks people, whether to gratify a little ungenerous resentment ; whether, oltener, out a principle of levelling, from narrowness and poverty of soul, ever impatient of meiit and superiority ...

... “SPEAK THE TRUTH Ix an article, under the heading “ Speak the Truth,” which will be found elsewhere in our co- lumns, a writer in the Natioa says, he did not in- tend to interfere with the Provincial Press, on the subject of the secession, had not “a ...