... J. SPEAKING'S Wist Vault?, 73, Sooth Mall, Cork, (3967) ...

... There is an impression that the repeal of the paper duty will be opposed, and some of oar Contemporaries speak songainely of saccess, bat, appears to ns, reason, and, if trial made,wo anticipate larger majority for Ministers than last week. With reduction ...

... There is no use in denying ability to the Times' Commissioner. It is easy to speak disparagingly of any one, and ordinarily it happens that any one appointed to important public office ia spoken of disparagingly by those whose political proclivities does ...

... Speaking first of their ordinary services, there had been an increase in the year both in the number of the congregation and in the number of communicants. Daring the loot five years the annual number communicants had increased from 1,100 to very nearly ...

... found it was Mauirce Keniry. That was y-. in speaking to him i It was. His Lordship asked what the Vim acti .-, Mr. Butt said it was for bribery, j, J '; blank cheque from Mr. Wcgnelin. Examination continued—l think 1 . ■ Devonshire stairs when there ...

... SPEAKING’S WINE VAULTS, ESTABLISHED, A.D., 1788. \ ! *- ' ' , '. S : ■ > SON beg announce to lie ami Patrons of this Old Establishi tli.it, recent addition has been made to their ■ «hi.-li ill afford increased facilities, and will, «. hope, lu to secure ...

... your suffrages, and of whom and his supporters are ready to speak in the same terms of approbation which they spoke of him—-he stands here to save them from what likely to be an unpleasant contest between them. (Langhter and hisses.) Mr. are obliged to ...

... Commons was this, and he was speaking within his right of the Chief Secretary’s vote in the agencies the Government employed, and though certain influence had been brought to bear on Rome, whereby Monsignor Persico was sent to this country for the purpose ...

... very improper that they should speak in this very which he abhors and which is Utterly unknown to,, the unbecoming way. It is very unnatural that they Who genius and hiatohr of His chdrch—you take from believe, rightly or wrongly, that are taking their ...

... Mb, Maguire is fond of speaking for the people of Ireland.” Ho has frequently undertaken to answer for them, and he now tells us that the great majority” those of the South 11 had sympathy with the crime of O’Farrell. Who told him How did lie ascertain ...

... said the letters would speak for themselves, and be thought it ill became anyone to be lecturing them what they onght to do. They would tell those people distinctly that they would not take their lecturing—(hear, hear)-even though they be members of ...

... 5 great rclactancc that they nbould hold ticket meetiog*. bat it vae impossible to speak if they would not and did not care listen. He hoped that on a future occasion would have an opportunity of addressing them more easily, and ©fearing with greater ...