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... (Left speaking.) Major Bryan, M.P. for Kilkenny, writes the board of trade that city, declaring that, although he shall have his own and servants’ clothes made of Irish manufacture, still will not take a pledge not to make u»e of any other manufacture ...
... (Left speaking.) PRICES OF PUBLIC SECURITIES. Isi'H—Saturday, March Sunk Stock Gov.Ueu. per cnt Jons, per rent Ul ,4 per cent —. Stock. per cent .. per cent do N ...
... “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 ...
... (Left speaking.) Windsor, June 6 Dr, Chambers left the Castle this morning for town, and we are happy to state that this gentleman and also Dr. Davies arc well satisfied with the progress his Majesty is making towards the re establishment of his health ...
... [Left speaking Opbiukc the New Mcbtikc>Hocse, Ravara.— Sunday, the I4lli instant, Rev. Dr. Montgomery preached, with his usual eloquence and ability, sermon, the occasion of the opening ot* the new Meeting-house, Kavara. The house was crowded excess ; ...
... SPEAK NOT HARSHLY. Steak not harshly; much of care Every human heart must bear. Enough of shallows sadly play Around very runniest way; Kim ugh of sorrows darkly Veiled within the merriest oyo. thy childhood's gushing tears, lly the griefs of after years ...
... SPEAK NO ILL. Nee, wok se a kiwi/ wen CM Man s nag baled: ••1,16! nob tale we're beard, Is be Mends nibs win. Pd! sat better Mid le swim II dialing this the Unit plea; Per Min Mile geed be hews, 111111• I es speak Ike bon we en. me Ss kart this wend kli•—• ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. The fullcming extract from a leading article of the Xathii, Dublin Repeal newspaper, extensive circulation and great influence among the Roman Catholics, is sufficient to convince ever)- unprejudiced man, if there still doubt the subject ...
... Earth speaks of man ! Her levetl’d mountains and her cultar'd vales. Town, tower, and temple, and triumphal arch. All speak of him. and moulder while they speak; But of whose architecture and design Speak thine eternal fountain-*, when they rise combat ...
... PIECE OF PLAIN SPEAKING, TO THE BIGHT HON. THE EARL OF CLARENDON, ENGLISHMAN ; HER MAJESTY’S AMELIORATOR- GENERAL AND GENERAL DEVELOPER OF IRELAND. Lord. lam glad to see, by Lord Laosdowne’s speech, that your lordship’s attention is turned to the United ...
... SPEAK OUT —THE DISSENTERS. Mu. Baines, said Sir Francis Burdett, docs not carry all the Dissenters bis belly.” The expression was coarse and characteristic, but implied a truth, though it came from the lips of Burdett. Mr. Baines took upon himself to ...
... SPEAKING THE LAST SESSION. We ropy the following extract from the last number of the Spectator, paper which furnishes its readers with The Parliamentary Speechification Table' for the whole Session of The number of columns and lines given from the reports ...