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... LETTERS ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF PLAIN SPEAK- ING; WITII SOME SPECIMENS OF FALSE SPEAKING. T4. ?? TV LETrErn IV. [In order to keep the following remarks within reading limnits (the subject not possessing the same general interest), I have suppressed more ...
... LETTERS ON THE PHILOSOPHY Or PLAIN SPEAK- ING; WITH SOME SPECIMENS OF FALSE SPEAKING. IETIER IIl. To TIHE EDITOR OF TilE TAIBLeTr. DEAR SIR-The power of the pea may be abused. True; and because it has been so much abuseti, that is the very rea- mon for ...
... LETTERS ON THE PHILOSOPHY (F PLAIN SPEAK- I ING; WITH SOME SPEXCIMENS OF FALSE SPEAK- I ING. [Doctor Murray, of Maynooth, has been induced to reply to a review of his work, The Irish Annual Miscellany,' which appeared in the last number of the Irisi ...
... and translating bgot's, a course which may lead to a fa-ilit) in translation, but not to speaking ; therefore, in order to learn to speak, we must oegin by speaking and not by translating Hitherto this simple reflexion appears to have escaped all the System ...
... the boldness and independence which the Times displays in other matters, to see it speaking in this way. In a few weeks, we repeat, we shall doubtless see the Times speaking as plainly and boldly as we did yesterday, in relation to the way in which France ...
... defined, and practical, and who, in speaking their own ideas, will be known to be also speaking the ideas of their localities. Will our friends in the south turn -this matter over in their minds? The Bunner of Ulster, speaking of the good to be done by such ...
... in its character. This being the case, it is the duty of the country to speak out-as the re- maining members of the Irish party have a right to demand that tue country shall speak out. For it may be said that those members who decry this barg.in and sale ...
... confidently believe that the West of Ireland Mining Cumpany will embrace them all. The prospectus speaks fir itself, and if it he said that such documents sometimes speak unwarrantably, the names on that before us preclude even the shadow of a doubt as to the ...
... seem to be felt at any disturbance of publitdmanquillity being likely to arise from it. N otf he provincial jounrals seem to speak rather alarmin y of the state of the corn crops, in which a kind of smut has shown itself very extensively. Fortunately it ...
... wouldin't then. One of them I was speaking to was a Quaker-a splendid respectable Quaker (great laughter). What are ye all laughing at you danin s--s. tne half of ye laughing at me. A respectable geistleman Quakcer I was speaking to. I met a great sn)lmber of ...
... ignorant of the names of the selected candidates, and of the order in which they stood, by the doubtful manner in which he speaks. The following are his words The Pope has approved of the dignissimus of the three candidates atDubliu, in the place of ...
... Count Baol diputted theright of Count Cavour to speak in the name of Italy; he (Count Cavour) was in Paris simply as the plenipotentiary of the Pledmontese go- vemment. and he had no ainthority to speak in the name of the Pope, the King of Naples, or ...