... public virtues of Dr. MacHale's assailants. We somewhere saw an anecdote of an incurable babbler who would permit no one tD speak a sentiment without immediately replying, 1 you get that in the elegant extracts. The Nation has now become the elegant ...

... are unwilling to begin anything without having a tolerable assurance of being able to carry it out. On the whole, we cannot speak of the support hitherto bestowed upon us with as much grati- tude as we could desire. In this city there is, no doubt, a large ...

... nemployed. None had reason to find fault wish that l_ system The employers had found their accoust ic it it many ways, not to speak of the evident saving of needless 0 expense in gas, de., at hours when there was really no busi- -ness done ; they had found ...

... a loud tone with the chaieman, ?? is no c place for whispering, Sir David. There was a time when you t were not afraid to speak your sentiments openly before the I world (cheers and confusion). Sir David Roche stated that though he concurred in the I ...

... industrious ratepayer, and doing nothing in return. 31r. ?? gentleman is not speaking to the amendment proposed by Mr,. Fitzsimon. Mr. Curran-With great respect, I think I am speak- ing to it. Chairman-I assure you, Mr. Curran-and I say this with all candorr-you ...

... as Fe excellent opportunity of ascertaining what the people there thi thought of free trade, and all to whom he had been speaking, both Protectionists and Free Traders declared it had failed. rm The hon. gentleman concluded by propolsing the following ...

... issued against the insolvent, he met Mr. Kenny on Carlile- bridge, and struck him in a most ruffianly manner. The insolvent, speaking il a gruff tone, told counsel that he knew nothing about it. The Commissioner, addressing the insolvent, ?? thiak that if ...

... wthihst protection lasted ? Did the fariners give them aluy money at till ' i sion't speakh of the gentlement farmers, but I speak of the wvoicing farmers. They gave then a potato garden, the cabin, grass for a sheep, and, in some cases, grass fusr a cow ...

... ask,, should not the intelligent asid virtuous people of the united ?? make them an ample restitution (cheers) ? And when I speak to that great party throughout this country, I would say that in all their struggles, whatsoever they may under- take, whatsoever ...

... within and without parliament. Of course we distinguish between liberal and po- pular-of the latter party it is that we speak. The opinions, then, of Mr. Bright have more interest for Ireland than the opinions of an individual; they are, in some respect ...

... has reference to many of our political interests, RI present, past, and future. Nlot to become diffusive, I will, in hi .speaking popn Sthe resolution that has been put into My in hands, confine my obsorvatiolis to free trade and 1pro. Sil tertion ...

... et redluction of tite army, anti divers Itacific ?? to thle re-eetablishmnent of afi'dirs on a, in hisdounint isMajesty, speakes with t tie1,the ,ervices rendered by, the army, and of thes jva e n by~ Russia.s It V1chitctdes inl th ese words, Wehltr Oecor' ...