... ister at the sessions now pending at Ballinrobe, in this county, which have disclosed the gross abuse of this system, and speak loudly for it* abolition. On the hearing of several cases of civil bills for poor rate, the defendant, a gentleman of independent ...

... On and perseverance, redeeming the time. And first we the other hand, there has been a want of activity in th e i witl speak of the awful event which the ear ly Scripdemand, which has rendered it impossible to quit i, ;tares record, as happening the ...

... attributes to this gentleman a meditated wheel round of very strange character. It said that M. Thiers, who was tully prepared to speak the subject of La Plata, was prevented by a violent bleeding of the mouth. This, being New Year’s-day, was kept a strict holyday ...

... occasion she was lying on the floor. He took her in his arms, and discovered that she was in a very feeble state, unable to speak, and insensible. She was again brought to the fire, and at halt-past five o'clock in the morning conveyed t) the hospital on ...

... department of hamMoum weaving, which includes a very large section of the people in this province, there is full employment; and speak very guardedly, when state, that the wages are increased from ten to fifteen per ceut. This, with the moderate prices of food ...

... ofour colonies. With the motives which have actuated this'step on the part of Mr. John O'Connell, he himself eloquently speaks in the document to which we call attention. We regret. indeed, that the imperial parliament shouldlose the ability for which ...

... interested in arri•ing at the truth, sod most competent at once to form and to express a correct judgment in the matter, we speak advisedly Corr wt say that we cannot but consider it' Unjust, that any man, living, as it might have been presumed, under the ...

... bigotry, which might well and decorously have been shelved on an occasion like this. But we suppose Mr. O'CONNELL cannot speak or write upon any topic without allowing these phrases to slip out. Inveterate habit fills his mouth with the slang of faction ...

... republic to the offices of mayor and deputy-mayor in various communes of France. The Royalist provincial papers are beginning to speak their mind. We read in the Courier de la Somme:— Wu are Reactionists; we are not Revolutionists. We wish the republic to ...

... in few moments’ reflection. is evident to any one of coromoa sense, even who bad never known anything of Ireland. \Vbeo he speaks of a crowd of poor people knocking at the door of tbe landowner and demanding employment,’ he forgets that it is nut landlord ...

... directors of that railway and with thu public general. The grand conservatorv in royal gardens those in the -gent’s Park, not to speak of our own beautiful range in the botanical gardens at Glasnevin, no less emohaticallv resound tho fame of the Messrs. Turner ...

... the vehemence of Coughing. They are likewise found useful protection against damp and fogs ; and to Persons in the habit of speaking frequently in public, they prove grateful and effectual stimulus. Price Is. per Box. B. and E.’s SYRUP OF SMILAX AND HIPPO ...