... each, illustrating his ease by reference to positive and undeniable facts. He showed that the soil of Ireland, generally speaking, has been proved the best, perhaps, in the world, for the cultivation of this plant. He presented series tables showing the ...

... moved the next resolution, and brielly addressed the meeting. Mr. Clay seconded tho resolution. It was not his intention to speak at this meeting, but in consequence the suggestions of the Lord Mayor, that a new deputation be appointed, and as one of the ...

... citizens of Dublin this respect—to believe that they are not to be humbugged words, or to addressed in baby language, such nurses speak to children. (Loud cheers.) When landlords threatened that they would turn the fluids of Ireland, which have hitherto supported ...

... inexorable justice and truth—the thunder that masks and menaces the scathing flash and inevitable bolt. The oracle of Whiggery speaks in utterance of less than Delphic meaning. Her Majesty has directed various measures to be prepared for the improvement of ...

... come of the safe arrival of John' Martin and Kevin O’Dohertv in Sydney bay. The fact that they did not touch at the Cape, nor speak to any homeward-bound vessel, while of John Mitchel, Smith O’Brien, and his companions, we had news more than once, left many ...

... , backed the party of the dynastic opposition. The Gazette de Fiance, stamped with the genius of the Abbe de Genoude and speaking in tones of the hardiest liberal, ism, launched the thunders of Legitimacy against the usurpation of July. The Siecls, expressing ...

... of Richmond warned the last speaker that the time might come hen it would be fortunate for him to be shorn of his honours. speak plainly, he thought the agricultural interest had been slighted in the speech from She throne, which, as he understood it, ...

... as well as the comments of friends and foes following thereupon, and we feel we hazard nothing of our reputation for plain speaking, in assuming that a new and very formidable political power is forming into maturity on the Irish soil. May it, warned by ...

... cleared, within the last two years, about one thousand acres, for which the evicted tenants Were paying two pounds acre—l speak from the public papers, which were not contradicted. (Hear, hear.) When the poor farmer, whose forefathers tenanted the land ...

... Europe, would be likely to result. The idea of conquest is Russian, not Romanoff. It is a faith of the nation. That writer speaks truly who says, that the spirit in which the Russian legions would march to the Bosphorus would, probably, differ little from ...

... impede the fulfilment of that vow .» Not the logic of pamphleteers, not the supplications of the landlords, not—(and sir, I speak no treason, for 1 denounce not a Government, but social iniquity that ail Government has ahandoned —not the bayonets of an ...

... demands do not cover any contemplated attack upon the liberties of Switzerland, such as they are. Louis Napoleon’s own paper, speaking of the matter says—“ The powers bounding upon Switzerland are animated with a very natural desire to prevent the refugees ...