... these now tbe means of putting down their rivals tor f.is, or, more politely speaking, paroxysms, or,' many years to come, and, amongst the advantages still more politely speaking,' exacerbations, ,, have f peace, that, perhaps, would not be the least; tor ...

... Public, for the liberal support or her her attention the general improvement ot healtli, litorals, etc. ol her pupils, will speak unfeigned gratitude due her friends and Patrons. Mrs. L'lH.oNVii'.rnte tdlowcd tbcir.ort desirable situation for health, and ...

... think it right to give insertion the rumours now before us, as furnished the Courier, received this Dav’s Mail. The first speaks a report from the Coast France, stating, that the remains tiie French had surrendered upon capitulation to the Russian Generals ...

... promptitude with which lie led the boats the attack, and the hiave, ccteniiinea support received from thosC under his command. He speaks in high terms Gostling, Third Lieutenant, J.ieut. Haig, the Itoj’al Marines, and the Oiiicers and Men under his orders the ...

... innmte.iu . the death-bed. Law should guardian to the , that Mrs. Fallon, who now required to Guardian M/.Plunkett speaks the law befie speaks the law it ts. Mi?- Plankett may have the powcv, and I sure has the disposition argue in another place, agak-t ...

... those which the borough-mongers would wish to inculcate, calls aloud for animadversion. Tito article was as follows : “In speaking the tyranny of Bonaparte, we have frequently heard it advanced that despot could not stand still ; that a rotatory motion ...

... proceedings of the Legislature, insisting on what are pleased to term securities—a term, wiiich I will venture to say, those who speak not understand, and upon which no two of them will agree, is, in my' opinion, a mode of conduct, whatever may be its good intention ...

... no Subject Majesty will imprisoned without prabaUp not doubt ; but are equally ccrU-.ai. in figure times Irishmen, when speaking* grC’S.t that adorned the I'Jtfc'c»n wili uiuiDpiumtly boast the honor, the* Country ••.•ve birth a,ludgeof i >.flexMz tut-; ...

... consult—whose »dJ vice lie Could value—and wL),. upon ti.e ceemrencc of any delicate or difScult point, oi viti' question, could speak, with confidence, the fj; unaltcreble sense the Irish People. 1.-.ive acquired a correct knowledge Lord character, and believe ...

... public cause, shall, at this time, submit few observations with regard to it; reserving outsell is, future opportunity, to speak more fully upon the subject, if, unfortunately, the result should suck as will not allow ourselves expect. How credible that ...

... existing laws against the community. The principle turns on that point Catholics. what purpose offering to you which I have been speaking, the supposed necessity this point, I not mean to trouble you with one !of adopting some now provisions and secuntcs word ...

... who dispersed the Catholic Committee, was made Commissioner Appeals; aptain Stanhope was removed from his military rank for speaking favorably of the Catholics ; the grant to the Catholic College was reduced; the Catholics were refused admittance as Bank ...