... testify allusions contained the libellous publications. They would have been reasonably employed if they were called upon to speak to their consequences. If they were questioned to the effect all that was said, or insinuated, the . power or reputation of ...

... nevertheless serious, though not absolutely alarming, Those who have opportunities of seeing this young prince; constantly speak him as satiable and sensible, and take great pains to assure you that is very healthy and robust. lie appears a delicate hoy ...

... bnrthensome him, the feelings any individual, however elevated well inlentioned, are tor moment to considered ? is really too bad, speak the interest or pretended reputation of individuals, in case such this under contemjilation. I'iul juslitia should the motto ...

... appeared for Mr. Isaacson, and submitted that though legal point of view might he, his unfortunate cliriit was not, morally speaking, guilty of any parti cipstion in the alleged liliel. It was true was a proprietor of the paper in question ; hut that had ...

... ot‘nearly 20 years has taught that few friendships stand this lest, and that public assemblies, where every one is free to act and speak, are t 'e m st powerful looseners the bands private friendship.” 1.r0.u. —We understand from pood authority, that the Soli ...

... is liberated at the end three days, three weeks? No. He is now, we believe, very nearly six in confinement, and, if rumour speaks truth, lie has been just informed that the authorities, after consultation with the Judges (who, as wo have always contended ...

... I Kindly and indulgently as tlie illustrious lady who has given the excellent Outlines of Irish History,” is disposed to speak even of the faults this people, the observation extorted from her, that circumstances have given them distaste for lawful authority ...

... awarded against them did not amount one-third of the debt, and was not equal the expense which I pul by the proceedings. 1 speak of the defendants jointly, though in the la-,1 pro* ivcding, the *.o* having secreted from the processserver, the mother only ...

... are not likely soon again to see the pugnacious prelate in the newspapers—unless, indeed, he should have more last words” to speak, for le promises in the concluding paragraph of the epistle before us, to correspond longer with his noble opponent, and content ...

... Saturday, at the house utlio lion. George Massy, in George’s-street, to decide supporting Mr. Massy Dawson, who, it must speaking, has a strong claim on hiscountry ; bfwhilc Mr. Dawson’s friends are thus the alert let it not bain posed that the staff ...

... Committee—to consider the pecu liar merits” my claim, and which Mr. O’Connell, in the and 4th numbered paragraphs pf his letter, speaks follows ; The claim had no merits The claimed were not incurred in defending the Catholic Associat on, supporting the Catholic ...

... condition? subordinate (if indeed it subordinate) authority were wanted, it would found the report of the Jlog Commissioners, who speak of the establishment Board for the purpose of forwarding loons of /he public money tri/hout inlerest the general drainage ...