... IRISH SPEAKING SOCIETY. On Monday evening the above society held its first meeting to devise means of carrying into effect the resolutions which were adopted at the aggregate meeting held at the Lecture Hall of the Mechanics’ Institute, on the 23d mst ...

... Atbenais, I must speak to you at once, and alone ?” Why, Jules?” asked she, with innocent surprise. Not without a sufficient reason, be assured. * »* Very well—l am at your service this moment.” When they were alone (for the confidence of Madame Dormer ...

... /j» 4> was understood to direct the witness not to .*«• ij'iejlion. ! j:—, uiU speak to some of these men on the .01 ; my attention, when I made the inspection, was ,oi pointed to the number of men who had fired; I xamined their arms, accoutrements, ...

... his scholar, or receive “ something from you. The Angels do not speak to God “ by way of intellectual communication ; for He is the “ eternal source of all wisdom and knowledge. They speak to Him in spiritual manner, to receive His orders and manifest ...

... Catholics ofJDrogheda that I do not speak as to any matters from any selfish motive, that 1 have no private purpose to promote (applause). 1 state only ! the truth, and all the speakers here to-day will be en' titled to speak what they think on those subjects ...

... defraying the expenses of this extraordinary P etitio £* Strictly speaking, the cause of Mr Moore' - un “I® circamstances, their own cause. His defeat will be their feat, as his triumph will be the triumph of the cause ot which he is the chief exponent ...

... THE STATE PROSECUTIONS IN THE SOUTH. (by our special correspondent.) believe I speak within the truth when I say that, with, perhaps, the exception of the State Trials of 1844, no political prosecution since the days of Major Sirr has excited more intense ...

... Mr. Brennan hero attempted to speak, but clamour rose loud and long, and could not heard. managed jnst say, I was told I would get hearing, when contusion again followed, and cries for McGee. Mr. Brennan, in the middle of the confusion created his own ...

... February 10 not on speaking terms further than their relative military position rendered necessary.” Apropos of the good relations between Lord Lucan and Lord Cardigan, which, of course, were calculated to increase the efficiency of the cavalry serving ...

... with this magnificent climax —Lord Clarendon's loss would felt in Ireland National Calamity ! Dr. Power speaks, as wilt seen, not only the part of the people of the County of Cork, but of all Ireland. It is for the people of this county to say, whether ...

... their comrades and threw themselves among people speaking a foreign language, and without a thought or a habit in common with them. It is one of the straws from which one may plainly see how the wind blows in the Crimea. A Correspondent, writing from ...

... with which he has before thia'astonished the world’* Speaking of the elements disruption at present fermenting between both countries, he says There is another point of contest between the two nations —tbeir national pride, we may say their national vanity ...