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... o( the animals be ran down, caught in snares. AU the hardy woodmen of the N'icvre, the only beings to wham condescended to speak, not to forget bis tongue, loved him. often shared witb them bis frugal repast, and. daring winter, be was frequently seen ...
... ill-paid, and ali-bnt-starving needlewomen, to say nothing of the artisan, or soil worse off peasant, needs no illustration—it speaks trumpettougusd ui condemnation of tha tax. aUUaaM, pbibaliiropwt. tod the moralist,will hrro aliko find ample scope for rcflrctMo ...
... Axed rule that all who matriculate there mast attend lectures ; •a Impassible task to non-femdents. Tbs consequence ; -and 1 speak from own knowledge when I that several the country who were inclined to enter the Cork College, once decided for Trinity, when ...
... hardship* of butcher, and I may say butcher's wife, our rustomm have little idea of, they would not grudge profit on chop. To speak of husband’s hardshipa—they bad up in the all the year round except Sn.idaya, and at Cnn th«r labour was killing. As fur domestic ...
... an intelligent fanner, proposed the next resolution, and addressed the meeting tome length, bat from the number of persona speaking on the platform, we were unable to catch his words with accuracy. He waa delighted to be able to address them from that spot ...
... fact; in that way did things on tor six hundred years, until now. length, they had brought on their own destruction. did not speak in any spirit of hostility to the landlords CJoi knows they had gut enough of abuse in Etigland and in Ireland, and it was ...
... 1848 — 47 6 314 18 4 29 1 337 37 10 “1849 — 38 9 25 9 15 9 229 275 2811 Decline — 8 9 57 27 64 62 8 ll This simple statement speaks volumes, and demonstrates the position to which our farmers have been reduced as plainly as anything which conld possibly ...
... orenable them to go on aud pay the demands which are now, and will be in future, upon them ; and the very first effect of even speaking of this protection will be, to prevent necessary arran; landlords from entering into those equitable and absolutely mts with ...
... subject before them as the principal ship-owners of the port were in attendance (hear, ar). That meeting was not, strictly speaking, a ship-owners meeting, rior were they le- gitimate parties to represent that interest. Mr. John Bennett was connected with ...
... hand a list of a peculiar species crop which hare lately heard a good deal talked of, but which is a new crop comparatively speaking in this part of the countryâ I mean the turnip crop (cheers). I remember in the days of the old Agricultural Societyâwhich ...
... lately reduced, to meet the wishes of the trading community. The Directors do their best to satisfy the public ; and we but speak the general opinion, when we say that the officials of the company carry out most fully the wishes of the Directors, by their ...
... Hennis has right to siwak in such manner of our respected and respect able secretary—Cnes oh.) Mr. llrwhiu—t nave a right to speak sir ; and I will •peak, and I snail not put down by vou— Mr. Drew call you order sir (Hear.) Mr. llsHNia—l in order and I shall ...