... PLAIN SPEAKING. A certain army chaplain was noted for his very plain !speaking . ' when addressing a congregation. During the course of an address delivered to the married peop:e of a regiment stationed in Dublin, the chaplain said: I want all the ladies ...

... FLA!!! SPEAK INU tleconcleded a rents, ksble article on this subject by language al bold and outspoken as any, we think, stir writt..n or uttered subsequent', : Without provocation there will be no civil war; and if civil war is provoked and forced up ...

... WHO FEARS TO SPEAK OF IT? TO TNT ZDTTOB. Deer —Eva addle. ray last letter alder tha above beadily appeared yew on the Id reovement umegbe ego I bays received • large saber Idea haw various parte the eddy and souse odors sewatariee IS dubs Y asking to ...

... WHO FEARS TO SPEAK OF '98? To-day in every part of the adverse where a few Irish evles are located, declares the Irish-American Independent, the memory of Emmet's martyrdom in his Country's canners told, and the upirations of his countrymen for ...

... Why I Fear to Speak of '9B. No Englalunan nn- , ht ever to mention the word friend its the hearing of the eh world unless he first amtva himself in the tekekth and *the' of the penitent. And when smoking of the deeds of 1798 which led up to the Act of ...

... SPEAK A 000 D WORD, If you say anything about • neighbour or friend, oe even a stranger, say so ill. It is a Christian and brotherly charity, to suppress our knowledge of evil of one another, Wow the evil have wadi relation to society that our higher ...

... MR. JOHN E. REDMOND SPEAKS. Mr J E Redmond, M P, who was received with great applause, said that he thanked hod it was his good fortune be u..le to take part in that day's nroccedings. No Irishman, no matter from what part of the and he might come, but ...

... All of a sudden it CAW* over mo t, speak eouldn ; tlet my po boy stand all alone, and no one to ewe to him ;so I says. Welt,' 1 says, • if you feel that way lied ain't got no further plans, 11l take and do for you for better for sores, for richer for ...

... strenge. He went off to speak to one of tie srmuss, and r4.turning. mold ; It's all right ; I as told thi4 is new kind of palling they fosse on purple., nud, taking his friend's arm, he led him from tho room. The state of things inßussit is very bid ...

... speaking for ourselves, ere have not confidence is t►e capability or disintereetekl patriotiain of one or the other of those gentlemen. THE FREFIIOII4 DIMIONEITT. i 1 Almost supererog•tion to ruder to the wand*. lons dishonesty of The Froemea. end the ...

... THE NEW ROSS S TANDARD, Saturday, July 26, 1890 the people, and If a person speaks • word in his own defence, or dares to reply he is dragged before two of Eta How's removable', and sent to jail for Me months or • year. To give you an elniaple of the ...

... About that Printing of which we were speaking ? DI D Did you forget ? Or did you put it off? Or VOU did you put aside the whole proposition FORG ET without investigation In any case serious gonad thoag.ht should set matters right, as we don't believe ...