... that he did not even speak word disrespectful of them. 1 certain that Dr. Hogan did not tell the sick man that he was long enough with the D 1, pot assert that he had no occasion at all for the Herbert did point the bible nor speak of it, nor did Dr. Hogan ...

... making offered ; rather more inquired for, and Flour is bet'er demand ; but the want of confidence in the bakers, generally speaking, has greatly limited business; fot some very choice commissions has beer, obtained. STOCK EXCHANGE, DUBLIN, FEB. 4._ Bank ...

... codicil to his own will, where he gave all to the Colonel's childien. Traits of character, like these, require eulogy—they speak for themselves. ...

... he would see with joy their Claims attended to, did not say but they might be modified. Mr. S. Stephens stood up, but his speaking being 'objected to, he said would assert his right; he never agitated, in or out doors; he said did not sign the Requisition ...

... serious cot*siilei ati ir, (Mr. Wynn) would lx ao ry 'o give hi* opinion it without .akin/ more time tor sider-ttion. The Speak it said, that perhaps the liest c ...

... that they have been influenced that motive, and that their determination is made in the true spirit of economy ? If report speak truth, there will be a Commission sent from England to attest the Royal birth. This Commission will necessarily consist of ...

... had fled from Spain, the victim of an unjust accusation, an. of a proscription in which all his friends were eluded, he thus speaks of the engagements which had formed in London, with the Agents of the Spanish American Patriots;— In such a scene of doubt ...

... whom that lady has dedicated her new popular romance, The Bard of the West,) in which his Royal Highness has been pleased to speak in the most flattering terms of Irish talent, and patriotism; and declares himself highly gratified, by the attention which ...

... bough’- of Mr. Christie. lost the note in question to the defendant. Cross-examined by Mr. Sergeant Vaughan.—He could not speak to the precise days on which he lost the money; but was positive to the dates of three gambling transactions, namely, the Bth ...

... that 1 have been detaining you too long. In truth, I should not have ventured to have done so, if I considered myself as speaking from any authority of my own—l am not so mistaken as to imagine, that any opinions of mine can be entitled to your favor ...

... Convinced, Live lonj run -.jt are vir. it wd! never a at Court. C,do.t,„iZ. a character which. Mr. Young piayej inia«taLlv_l speaks too much truth—reprobates too freeiy 'the vices of courtiers, and the despicable weakness Aloaarchs—to afford shadow liope ...

... of the Reading Club, of a person named Coghlan, which the defendant at first acceded to, not knowing Mr. Coghlan, but upon speaking to some his friends, he ascertained that objections were entertained against Mr. Coghlan’s admission, and advised Mr. O’Connell ...