... cells, at the conclusion of the former hearing she ~ gently entreated him to listen to her for a „ ments, she had no ono to speak for her, and wi to make a disclosure of circumstances she was anxiou the magistrate should apprised of. She the,* adverted ...

... doctor of our schools, which he has quitted for quite different practice; Mr. Noel was regular loctor and has left the College speak of these learned persons not with the slightest disrespect for the opinions which each holds, and which they bear conscientiously ...

... by the Her. Patrick Murray, D.D, professor of dogmatic and moral theology at the Catholio college of Maynootb, in which, speaking of the periodical literature of the day, observes, can hardly open one of these books but I see tbs devil's ebony tusks ...

... alighted from her carriage in some the principal streets, to prevent the motion of the vehicle from annoying her. same letters speak of the Qusen’s unwillingness dissolve the Cortes.— Parw Corre*pon ...

... second place to placed on a footing of with the foreigner with respect to the sale corn in the markets this country. ~ , (Left speaking.) ...

... three of them enter directly into spirited discussion concerning the nature the rite they have just witnessed. The old man speaks at large, and explains it as a heavenly allegory. The old woman, who proves to be Sinagoga, or the representation of Judaism ...

... comes Colchester and tells the electors that has seen the error of his past life —that means to jump Jim Crow, and both speak and vote in future against his former self With him they have filled up the place of the veteran old Tory baronet, that “mass ...

... faithless Ali Moorad, the B trayer of the other Ameers. The nature of b B has not been made known—but that the Chief could long speak the truth or act honestly k'B thing not to be looked for. The Black Act’’ • B tation continues the theme of discussion, ' B ...

... in favour of a legendary personage described as “the Prince of Cambridge,” whom the Court Circular is audacious enough to speak of as reviewing the garrison of Dublin, but who (as the Editor of the National happens to know) is, in fact, studying Greek ...

... evenings; and oateohiseth the school children, and of the herb called tea. And with him consort divers others, heady folk, speaking evil of the Holy Church, and esjinc that baptism aavath not ; even as a certain bam bath also said, whom X catch in the of ...

... property was laid'hofil of, which, as a matter of coarse, will never find its way back into the coffers of the tight owners. Speaking the uncertainty of the Pope’s temporal power, the writer says—“ Even in these days, things begin to look serious, as far ...

... follow the order of their argument as exhibited in their champion’s speech of last night. We are always told that the landlords speak not for themselves so much as for the tenant-farmers and their labourers. Now, of the condition of these latter we have tolerably ...