... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mora open-mouthed than the learned orators of the bench, but not so self-collected or at all so ingenious in their incitements to the Government, the Grand Jury of the Queen’s County, in fit of malice rather tkan of panic, (since even ...

... SPEAKING OUT. Among the unforeseen and remarkable political occurrences which are succeeding each other at the present time in Ireland with such surprising ...

... FOR IRISH-SPEAKING PEASANTS. THE MANSION HOUSE. A public meeting in connection irith the Oireachtaa was held Bth inst. in the Mansion House to adrocete the introduction of syatom bi-Ungual education into the schools Irish speakimz districts. 4 ery Rev ...

... SPEAK ENGLISH. A Dutchman bad two pigs, a large one and small one. The smaller one being the elder. he was trying to explain to customer and did it this wise: The little pig is the Upon which his wife, assuming to correct him. snid, “You will please excuse ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. The man in epaulettes who held the chief command was not used to the kind of talk which fol- lows : April 23rd.—I find myself provided with a very filthy little cabin here, having window that looks forward over the quarter-deck. On the ...

... Plain Speaking. The Rev. Richard Hibbs, M.A., English chaplain Rotterdam, in a recently published pamphlet thus speaks his mind on the policy of aggression and murder which England, under the direction of her Tory rulers, has for years been pursuing Despite ...

... SPEAKING OUT. The Home Rule Club of Edenderry, King’s County, have performed an act of public duty in taking into consideration and passing sentence on the conduct of their county representative, Mr. Sergeant Sherlock, Q.C. The learned sergeant is one ...

... Open Speaking. The speech of Lord Derby, from which we have quoted, supplies the Freeman with the text of one of the most creditable and outspoken articles that have for many years appeared in the columns of that journal. It is with genuine pleasure and ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. The following passage from the speech delivered last week Mr. Coleridge before his constituents at Exeteris a remarkable'specimen of that candid dealing with Irish grievances which Mr. Gladstone’s followers are now finding it their advantage ...

... SPEAKING OUT. great deal sober find solemn truth has been recently spoken in various parts of Ireland by the gentlemen who have appeared as movers, or seconders, or supporters of resolutions at meetings called to sympathise with the Pope in his affliction ...

... SPEAKING OUT. The brightest and most cheering words heard in Ireland within a period of many weary years, are those of the Right Rev. Dr. Butler, Coadjutor Bishop of Limerick, which this day publish. They will carry gladness many sorely troubled hearts; ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. The English demooratio papers are writing against the proposed dowry to the Princess Louise in fashion that, if attempted here, would frighten all constitutionalists into spasmodic convulsions, fney want to know why the Queen, who actually ...