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... Kilmacthomas on that day ; was Catherine s that day, and before the soldier came Cath' fine liirwau has public house ; was not speaking the soldier, she thinks ; was sitting at the fire wanning her hands, when the soldier came and sat beside her, caught her ...
... Mutual and Proprietary, which now contend uoLico. •• The Proprietary System is that ot' standing. Life Assurance was (hst (speaking genera ly) practised joint stock companies advancing money to sustain the risks ul business, and looking for profit the capital ...
... well wives, should be able to preserve temper and patience : indeed, perhaps the husbands more particularly than the wives. Speaking the Caud.—lhcre are wiseacres who pretend tw read your eh .ratter in hand, but card-players must puzzle them, as it is well ...
... scampered back to Edcrmine. The attendance of free-traders was large, and they had amendment ready propose,and were prepared to speak in favour of. If all the landlords of the county assembled, they would not able to carry their point, so numerous were the ...
... arc supplied to ihc Utdon • 2d. per ib. The Limerick board of guardians have pas a re•iirtion, that no member *>e allowed to speak lo:i *er ten minutes. the Catholic Directory for this year it appears •.care now in Etudai.d u7-i -Is, priests, 13 ;i j stories ...
... commenced the debate the knotty question of the communal schoolmasters. Upwards of twenty members have inscribed their names o speak against the bill, among whom is General Cavaignac. It is, therefore, probable that the discussion will not be closed to-night ...
... demonstrations of applause. concluded proposing an amendment, which was seconded by a Mr. Bringhara, Colon. I Ward rose to speak in reply: but the gallery refusing a hearing to the gallant gentleman, it became so uproarious ns to oblige the High Sheriff ...
... this announcement, Mr. Foley, with an ironical smile, said—There appears to no candidate (laughter)—l wailing for somebod. to speak (continued laughter.) At length Sir Benjamin Morris Wall rose and said —Mr. Sheriff ami Gentlemen, I rise to propose to you ...
... material the soil which they have âor for the manufactured one produced their tenants, and which is the only manufacture (so to speak) of poor distracted Ireland. Oh but some special pleaders sayâthe ground has been given to man by the Almighty, to produce ...
... when kind heaven you t Perhaps ray singing will be tearing Can it, r-hen ’tis now so pleasing my plajing prove distressing Speak it not, joy • my blessing ! Then you know our house expenses Stop /—the verv thought incenses I What! to thick of meats and ...
... (loud cheers). There a.e Catholic newspapers, edited Catholics—edited Young Irelanders too —who have used audacious language, speaking of that high dignitary of the church ; his high and illustrious reputation, however, cannot possibly be stained by such crawling ...
... taxed for the benefit of the English manufacturer ; thus grievous wrong inflicted upon us ; I speak now without fear of contradiction, and think I have right tu speak against the way that Ireland is treated (gie.it cheering.) have always place in Paaliament ...