... wish'd they cut it shorter. So that might off to the Saracen's Head, For our gin, and our pipe-*, and uur porter. Lightly speak of the party'* that's gone. Now all due respect has been paid him ; ! little he reck'd of the lark that went on Near the spot ...

... the head of the Catholic church, bv opening the godless colleges! We may then have tbe bribing scheme revived, if we do not speak out. The last misery will then, indeed, come upon us in the serfdom of our priests—in their becoming bondsmen of tbe Castle ...

... plain fact; in that way did things go on for six hundred years, until now, foagib, they bad brought their own destruction. did speak in any spirit of hostility to tbe landlords; God knows (hey had gut enough of abuse in and in Ireland, and it was not his object ...

... great confusion). High Sheriff—Are you a landho! 'er. Sir? Mr. Deanehy—l am, and an elector. High Sheritf —Then h..s r*ght speak. Mr. then to address t!ie meeting amid frequent interruplkifia from the Luadlord party. said gen tleiiien had come there that ...

... some meaningless platitudes about religious liberty, as apology for perpetuatin'' sectarian ascendancy, it time to speak out —to speak distinctly, and to declare what it desires and expects to be done. It is not fora popular journal to dictate in such ...

... in a load tone with the chad man, said—This is ice lor whispering, Sir David. There was a time when you w ere n t afraid speak your sentiments openly before the world (cheers and confusion). r David Roche state I that though concurred in the statement ...

... gentleman’s fslher. t*» act oft a • nst tine (hear, and cheers, and cresot q.ip9.ion). The M.eriff said that Mr. Nugent was speaking to the ampr.dinent moved by Mr Fiu-im m. and asked what that • do with Mr. Lawless's fanning? Mr. Nugent oi s-rved that Mr ...

... crush the spirit of nationality in the Irish bosom then, and they will fail now even they failed before (loud cheering) When I speak of the coercion act, the poor law amendment, and the encumbered estates commission, 1 have enumerated all the measures passed ...

... s. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. In 47 «1 4 18 4 TJ 1 $3 7 57 Jo In 9 1| Didine 89 67 27 6 This simple statement speaks volumes, and demonstrates the position which our farm* have bee* reduced plainly as anything which could ptaatbly said or ...

... ratepayer, and doing nothing in return. Mr. M‘Farland—This gentleman is not speaking to the amendment proposed Mr. F’ttzsimon. Mr. Curran —With great respect, I think I am speaking it. Chairman —I assure you, Mr. Curran—and I say this with all candour —you ...

... the country from complete destruction. I a!.*o endure you copy of a resolution which our committee this day adopted, which speaks our sentiments. ** Yours faithfully, Thomas Cadooax. At a meeting of the Repeal wardens anil rent collectors of the parish ...

... obtaining good measures of landlord and tenant while the tenants have no adequate voice in the question, and nobody gets leave to speak but those whose neglect, license, desertion and extortion the amendment of the law intended to curb. The tenant farmers of ...