... plan, certainly. Can you speak as to the present state the roads in the county Tipperary ?—Yes I can they are general tolerably well made. Can you speak to the increase expenditure for the care of those roads?—l cannot speak to the amount, but that it ...

... I'm- ected, or InabUily , othrrwiae 5. 29 OSc ...

... native of Sicily, has lived in a l'\ family in this Country.— wouln an •cquiMiiun to any gahilciu >n going abroad, as can speak the French, Spnnisli, Portuguese, and Italian I.aaguages andean well recommended. Any leUers directed J. P. at his prestnii ...

... wearing tbe decoration of tbe lilliet! A person who knew him, went up him and advised Urn to retire, which did, without speaking a word. hi. de Cure. Counsellor of the Royal Court of Paris, who'was dismissed Bonaparte, is appointed Prefect of tbe Polios ...

... adiournad to Mrleanv, and the greater part the Memhera had. pro-' cee-ded there. >»- > r'h ■ , t Although the Park.Pcp.-r* speak tile sailing . from Hocbef it. then* mine suspicion, that i* with the army behind the Loire. TJie Empeior Alexander has presented ...

... Tred.o, M. sereogtr. The rick military the Allied Troop* are into the Hotel Dieu; the wounded into «f*r noipitaU of Pan*. speak of the departure of Marshal the Prussian troop* a* being near. Bv ‘l** hlanhal.the property of many General known a* the adherent* ...

... lias confided to tne.'lhai address you. ' Faithful Frenchmen, join the daughter your Kings; she doe* oof bring you war, she speaks to you only of peace and union. She laments the Irighiful caluM’tia* brought upon you by treason Mui perjury; she cannot look ...

... of. receiving the acknowledgmcnU in psymenl uaea—(Crire qatalion —twmalt-). , • . . . Several other mcnfecra attempted to speak, but were aSenoed by- erica of question. ' » . The quowion Was then pot on tho whole of the Jpw, was carried a msjority to ...

... the loft; men slept in the lower part ; was on the loft when Rutledge went out; no window on loft; Ins own girl was down speaking to him ; Prisoner has s* children ; would not be uneasy if her brothers or father went out in this way; was busy preparing ...

... at thelr bead ‘ed at the Bar of the Hou: e, and having fed the Credit BL he delivered a speech to the foliowing el he ! The SPEAKE said, thet the Tlouse had NS OL means for adjusting the public revenue, as might be > nee, the return of peace, when it Ww ...

... whole his system could be acquired hour any man of com- mon talent. But it idle to push this pari of the subject • (farther. I speak now merely the insultodered to onr feel- | | ings, and the attack made on our Religion this unexpected | (preference of a ...

... tnose of my ecrvsnta who had been able to range'themselves round ■M- Returned to the soil my Country, (I take pleasure in Speaking cuntidenlially to roy People,! when 1 re-appeared among them. I found tlieir minds agitated and hurried (way by contrary ...