... ports, indicate that the predictions of the astrologers as to this event have been partially realised, though, generally speaking, bet little damage has been done :— HAvRE, DEC. 29.—0 n Thursday the tide rose at, this port to such a height as to submerge ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... maids the necessity of increased e ff orts, and of meet :— Resolved — That it is th e o p inion of this self awl was about to speak in favour of free t rade, but persevering industry, sod be believed that under a fair meeting, that laws prohibiting in these ...

... enab!cd to identify the murderous. For some weeks the murder was involved in mystery, until little Morris was capable of speaking, when she g..ve the name of the old wretch. At this time the government had offered a reward of lif0:. for evidence to lead ...

... be repealed Mr. Nugent rose to address the meeting. Chairman—l am going to put the amendment. Mr. Nugent—Oh no, I want to speak to it; not detain you long. The Rev. T. D. Gregg—lf Mr. Nugent is to be heard upon the other bide, I shall claim to be heard ...

... all rejoice in the Santo hope of salvation, and have the same eternal glory. The word of God is our charter. We strive to ' speak as do the oracles of God.' We strive to bring all our advertise.. •to the law and to the testimony if they epeak not according ...

... disadvantages to which the home Mr. Fitzsimun—lt had been said,' open the ports— producers in this country are subjected, Speaking what would that be 2—free trade; and would they not (observed Mr. Lawless) was not so much his habit or be in the same p ...

... said, in 1816— In fact, taxation in that country (Ireland) has been carried almost to its ne plus ultra ; and Geulburo, speaking to a motion of Sir Jolts Newport io 1822, said— The union contribution of two•seventeenths for Ireland, is now allowed on ...

... abortive attempt at insurrection in 1816, in a lettir from New York, addressed to the democrats of tfo ei.y of Dublin, thus speaks of the proposition to rob the Church Estab. iishmeut :—.• He. not the cant griesance9. Heed not those who ra'l at the Courch ...