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... SPEAK OUT! The sturdy action of tlia Nationalists of Limerick in bringing the local Chamber of Commerce to confess its own insignificance has set an example which every representative man and body in Ireland will be driven to follow if the Citizens’ Committee ...

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... SPEAKING IN FIGURES. Oh, her tidy little figure. when I think upon its curves In her light and lawny robe of lily white, Then my heart from vows of celibacy very nearly swerves And I'm tempted to acknowledge Cupid's might. Oh, her tidy little figure has ...

... speak. boontiresun. Knights of 80 PaWiek, I am a frier, end one of the friar's Mee is obseliestansellw as =m4 Acting lied vow, a of a friar is Wawa soil theowlesie of arblNhswistshltodo it (nighter! and It can't be done, be to ' wife. Ye. will latess•dmi ...

... SPEAKING OUT. (From the Daily Telegrap of Yesterday.) It must, we fear, be admitted that so far the subscriptions from Greatßritain to the various funds for the relief of Irish distress are not only inadequate to the emergency but out of all keeping with ...

... with a hesi• tating timidity, which continued until the excitement of speaking threw it otr. William I'inkney, a haughty, defiant and vehement orator, would turn pale when about to speak, and his knees would tremble as if he were Belshazzar gazing at the ...

... (Left speaking.) REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE NORTH. Six hundred rank and file and six officers of the Royal Irish Constabulary left the Amion-streec terminus of the Drogheda Railway this day by a special train, one o’clock, «» route lot and Londonderry, where ...

... THE SPEAK I Mr. Samuel Monro said - 11 sy their young men, after per week They i rk. and from that red that they would ronl irnlappers would go i»u> theii erchanta would give the you _ w lime. 25s a wee*, next year, aud give tiiein 6d, and if they would ...

... SPEAKING OUT. Among the unforeseen and remarkable political occurrences which are succeeding each other at the present time in Ireland with such surprising ...