... home in black travelling-bag. Or perhaps our admiring foreigner has heard much of English orators, and would gladly hear one speak. he waits a few moments he will have chance. First the questions must come, and the questions are important part of the Co ...

... admixture of farm or any other manure, m the proportion of 6 cwt. to the acre, with a satisfactory result. - , .v I cannot speak too highly of the value of the Urate on the Rape; in fact, could not expect a better crop. David Rutledge, J.P. The Dublin ...

... whole world. Yet the heirs have resisted the temptation, and will not deprive the spirit of the deceased of the pleasure of speaking the truth for once, at least, after his death. Who knows ?”— Atherurvm. A Max Eaten by Rattlesnakes.— The body of vagrant ...

... Galway was far more favourably situated, commercially speaking, than Cork. Mr. MAGUIRE said that Cork, according to Sir S. Cunard, was the best harbour in Ireland, and that, geographically speaking, Cork, with the mere difference of twenty-five miles, ...

... government. We do not plead, of course, that an incompetent ministry should be kept in office. The very difficulties of which speak are the strongest reason to the contrary. But we do assert that the break down of the ministry on party question like the Reform ...

... Mr. Sterling Coyne, has produced another successful comedy in three acta, entitled “Everybody's Friend. The London critics speak highly of italivolinesa, wit, and ingenuity construction. Yesterday (Monday) Mendelaaohn’a Antigone wu performed at the Crystal ...

... question had been put in the absence of a right hon. and learned gentleman (the Attorney-General for Ireland) who was able speak on the subject with authority, and who would, he hoped, be in his place Monday, when the matter might be discussed in a much ...

... ever-increasing intlux of volunteers from every part of Italy to enlist under the Sardinian flag. This fact is unquestionable, and speaks volumes for the cause. The following details, which are authentic, may be of interest ; at all events they will prove that ...

... THE NEGOCIATIONS. The Herald of this morning docs not speak very hopefully of the Ministerial statement to made tomorrow respecting Foreign Affairs. The Herald says if we do not then learn everything that is in course of arrangement, shall, at least, ...

... right hon. baronet. had to request that the rijjit hon. baronet would conclude with motion, that hon. gentlemen who wished to speak might able to do so. and that himself might not coiithied to categorical answer. Sir B. HALL said had proposed conclude with ...

... inclined to believe that it shows pretty clearly how Ouseley feels, and how he has acted towards our Government. Lamar does not speak in very complimentary terms of Ouseley's operations in Central America. Jerez, the minister from Nicaragua, received nothing ...

... contains article of great significance. That journal considered as the organ of the Emperor’s private Cabinet. The Patrie speaks of a last and supreme effort which England and Prussia are making in behalf of peace. Referring to the proposition of Austria ...